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servicesAs a Tier 3 RCVS Small Animal Hospital we must provide a wide range of services for our clients and their pets. We are pleased to offer these and a wide range of other healthcare services to a very high standard. We hope the list below gives you some useful information on what we offer at the Hospital and our branch practice at Nether Stowey.
AcupunctureAcupuncture is available for lameness and pain related conditions by appointment with our vet Rachel Thomas.
Admissions to HospitalAdmissions to the hospital for routine procedures usually take place between 7.30 and 9.00am by appointment.
Ambulance collections and deliveriesAmbulance collections and deliveries can be arranged within weekday (Mon-Fri) daytime hours (9am to 5pm) for those clients who have problems transporting their pet to the Hospital.
Behavioural consultationsBehavioural consultations can be arranged during surgery hours. A behavioural questionnaire is usually completed in advance of this appointment to help us to fully assess the problems.
ConsultationsConsultations are by appointment at the main Hospital and in an ‘open’ surgery at Nether Stowey.
DentistryDentistry to scale and polish teeth and remove or repair damaged teeth is available most week days following consultation with a vet.
Diagnostic laboratory testsDiagnostic laboratory tests are either carried out in our laboratory (see ‘Practice facilities’) in which case results are available within a few hours or are sent away to a veterinary laboratory in which case results usually take a few days.
Digital RadiographyDigital Radiography (X-ray) is available for hip and elbow scoring and clinical diagnostic tests (see ‘Practice facilities’).
Dog trainingDog training can be arranged with our clinical partner Katherine Tomlinson (see ‘Clinical Partners’ in ‘Links’)
Hip and elbow scoringHip and elbow scoring through the BVA / KC scheme can be arranged for any week day. These procedures require the pet to have a general anaesthetic or deep sedative and for radiographs (x-rays) to be taken. Referral for Eye scoring can also be arranged.
Home visitsHome visits can be arranged within weekday (mon-Fri) daytime hours (9am to 5pm). The staff will help advise you if a home visit is appropriate for your pet’s condition.
Identi-chippingIdenti-chipping involves placing a unique microchip under the skin of the pet between the shoulder blades. This is a quick and painless procedure and can be carried out at any vet or nurse appointment. Identi-chips are recorded in a central database.
NeuteringNeutering of pets of all sizes can usually be arranged on any weekday with a few days notice.
Nurse clinicsNurses can give advice on choosing a new pet, pet nutrition, pet training and behavior, carry out procedures such as bandage changes, post operative checks and clipping nails and run specific clinics for puppies and kittens, senior pets, overweight pets and dental care. Clinics are by appointment.
Nether Stowey practiceThe Nether Stowey practice is our branch practice located on Castle Street, Nether Stowey.
Pet Care ProductsA wide range of Pet care products and specialist pet foods are available in our shop area.
PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy can be arranged with our clinical partners Liz Pyne and Helen Mathie (see ‘Links’).
Puppy partiesPuppy parties allow puppies to socialize and begin basic training and help owners learn more about dog care.
Repeat prescriptionsRepeat prescriptions of mediation can be ordered for collection for pets needing ongoing or repeated medications prescribed by the vet. Please telephone the Hospital in advance and allow 24hrs for the prescription to be authorized and dispensed.
SurgerySurgery (operations) take place every week day (and at other times in emergency). For routine and non-emergency procedures operations are usually booked a few days in advance. All surgery takes place in our modern theatre areas (see ‘Practice facilities’).
UltrasoundUltrasound is available for pregnancy diagnosis and for clinical tests (see ‘Practice facilities’).
VaccinationsVaccinations for dogs, cats and rabbits can be carried out at any appointment (see ‘Pet Healthcare’)
WildlifeIn common with all other veterinary practices, we are happy to provide treatment for sick or injured British wildlife brought in by the general public. Following treatment, all cases require a period of rehabilitation in a suitable specialist facility before release. We are fortunate to have an excellent working relationship with Secret World Wildlife Rescue. |
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