Legally the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons require the patient needing repeat prescriptions to be assessed by a veterinary surgeon every 6 months….read more

If your pet has been prescribed injectable medication, you will be given a 20- 30-minute consultation with the vet or nurse to demonstrate and practice injecting on a soft toy….read more

Any patient requiring overnight care will be transported to the Somerset Road 24 hour Hopital….read more

If your cat is undergoing surgery, has suffered an accident or has an underlying illness causing pain, it is important for you to recognise the signs of discomfort and know how you and your veterinarian will work together to manage your cat’s pain….read more

Administering insulin is an important step in managing your dog’s diabetes. Initially, giving your dog an insulin injection may seem intimidating or overwhelming, but over time, the process will become routine for both of you….read more

This manual covers essential information on diabetes and is designed to answer questions you might have about your dog’s condition and its treatment. ….read more

Loss of appetite can be a sign of an underlying illness or pain that needs veterinary attention. Stress and a stay in the veterinary clinic can also result in your cat eating less. In every case, you will need to work with your veterinarian to ensure your cat receives the care and nutrition required to return to good health….read more

Nutrition is vitally important for good health. In some circumstances cats do not eat enough due to illness or injury and require assistance via a feeding tube. Some types of feeding tube can be managed at home, allowing a cat to be discharged from hospital to recover in a familiar environment….read more