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Read more at: Well done to QVSH Cardiology Service for two prizes at ECVIM Congress!

Well done to QVSH Cardiology Service for two prizes at ECVIM Congress!

16 November 2023

Congratulations to the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital’s Cardiology Service who have won two prizes at the European College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ECVIM) congress in Barcelona. Rachel Carter, who was a previous rotating intern at the QVSH won 3rd prize for best Oral Cardiology Abstract with a study using the...


Read more at: Congratulations to the QVSH for receiving a RCVS Award!
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Congratulations to the QVSH for receiving a RCVS Award!

19 October 2023

The Awards Panel for the RCVS Knowledge Awards for Quality Improvement Champions selected the Queens Veterinary School Hospital as a Highly Commended Runner Up for the Knowledge Champion Award. The application, detailing our QICG initiatives, went through a blinded peer-review process. The RCVS Knowledge Awards Panel...


Read more at: Happy cats - QVSH re-awarded Gold status as a Cat Friendly Clinic!

Happy cats - QVSH re-awarded Gold status as a Cat Friendly Clinic!

12 October 2023

As we celebrate 3 years as an accredited Cat Friendly Clinic, t he Queen's Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) has been re-awarded Gold status by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) for a further 3 years! As a Cat Friendly Clinic, our teams provide the highest standards of cat friendly care, through our...


Read more at: Orthopaedics CPD at QVSH

Orthopaedics CPD at QVSH

18 August 2023

Last week, our Orthopaedics team were delighted to host an evening of free CPD for our referring vet colleagues at the QVSH! Francisco Silveira MSc PGCert DipECVS MRCVS, European Specialist in Small Animal Surgery, presented a great lecture on Canine Cranial Cruciate Disease, covering the diagnostic tools available in...


Read more at: New Physiotherapy service for small animals at the QVSH!

New Physiotherapy service for small animals at the QVSH!

16 August 2023

We are delighted to launch our new dedicated Physiotherapy service for small animals at the QVSH! We welcome veterinary physiotherapist Matthew Scott BSc (Hons) MNAVP AHPR. Matthew will work closely with our Neurology and Orthopaedic services, as well as with our inpatient Nursing teams, to provide a dedicated...


Read more at: Veterinary Nursing Roles @ the QVSH

Veterinary Nursing Roles @ the QVSH

23 June 2023

At the heart of The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, you will find our Veterinary Nurses and Assistant staff, a fantastic group supporting our admitting and clinical support services, caring for patients in our wards, assisting with procedures in our specialised theatres, and helping with clinical research. The specific...


Read more at: PUPPY HEART MURMUR CLINIC

PUPPY HEART MURMUR CLINIC

19 May 2023

Our SA Cardiology team are very excited to launch our new PUPPY HEART MURMUR CLINIC! We understand how worrying the detection of a heart murmur in a puppy can be to owners and we hope to offer peace of mind in as many cases as possible through our Puppy Heart Murmur Clinic. Our Puppy Murmur Clinic important information: â€...


Read more at: Early results promising for new FIP treatment option

Early results promising for new FIP treatment option

13 March 2023

Meet some of the lovely cats that have received Remdesivir as part of their treatment for FIP! Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is a feline coronavirus, which is a common group of viruses that often affect the upper respiratory tract and gastrointestinal tract in animals. Coronaviruses are very common in cats but most...


Read more at: Veterinary Nursing @ the QVSH

Veterinary Nursing @ the QVSH

13 February 2023

At the heart of The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, you will find our Veterinary Nurses and Assistant staff, a fantastic group supporting our admitting and clinical support services, caring for patients in our wards, assisting with procedures in our specialised theatres, and helping with clinical research. The specific...


Read more at: Call for Cases - Canine Intervertebral Disc Disease: How much do we know?

Call for Cases - Canine Intervertebral Disc Disease: How much do we know?

27 October 2020

Intervertebral disc disease is unfortunately a common disease across all different types of dachshunds. In fact, a recent study showed that up to 1 in 5 dachshunds will be affected at some point in their lifetime and that it will be fatal in 25% of these (Bergknut et al., 2012). A majority of dogs who do suffer a problem...


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