Services

Our team of professionals aim to offer high quality GP care to your pet. Some of the services offered are listed below

Veterinary services include…

First and second opinion consultations

Vaccinations and chronic health medication clinics

Diagnostic services including in-house laboratory; digital radiography; dental radiography and ultrasonography

Surgery from neutering through to more complex surgeries such as orthopaedic and soft tissue surgeries

Dental surgery including radiography, dental cleaning and extractions

Medications and other treatments for your pet are available, click here for more information

Veterinary Nurse Services

These are some of the services offered by our wonderful team of veterinary nurses, If you would like to book an appointment with a nurse please give us a call!

  • We can provide support to you and your pet who has been diagnosed with a chronic condition. This support runs alongside the services offered by our vets. Please ask to be referred to one of our veterinary nurses for the following conditions:

    • hyperthyroidism

    • chronic kidney disease

    • diabetes

    • heart disease

  • This includes services such as nail clipping, emptying anal glands*, de matting fur, weight checks and administering medications

    *these must be referred to us by one of our vets

  • If your pet has regular blood tests, blood pressure monitoring or testing of urine, you may be referred to one of our veterinary nurses

  • Implantation of microchips

  • Some of our veterinary nurses can help provide behaviour advice if you have any concerns about your pet. We can also help you to find a behaviourist if and when needed to support you

  • These appointments are particularly useful for owners of small mammals such as rabbits and guinea pigs. Some of our nurses are also able to provide advice for reptiles and birds.

  • We can help with nutrition advice in relation to a pet needing to lose or gain weight. We can also help advise you regarding nutrition for pets with medical conditions

If you would like to learn more about veterinary nursing, please see our blog post