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Read more at: Cutting-Edge Care - Luna’s Heart Surgery Success

Cutting-Edge Care - Luna’s Heart Surgery Success

22 July 2024

Meet Luna, a Labrador puppy who recently stole our hearts at the Queen’s Veterinary Hospital (QVSH). Luna was referred to our cardiology service after her vet detected a loud heart murmur. A detailed heart scan revealed that Luna had a complex congenital heart defect, consisting of severe pulmonary stenosis and a patent...


Read more at: 40 Years of Dedication – We celebrate Tanya's Journey at The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital

40 Years of Dedication – We celebrate Tanya's Journey at The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital

2 July 2024

As we celebrate Tanya's 40th anniversary at The Queens Veterinary School Hospital, we reflect on the remarkable journey of a dedicated veterinary nurse whose passion and commitment have left an indelible mark on our hospital. Tanya's career, which began at the young age of 17, is a testament to her love for veterinary...


Read more at: QVSH Launches Half-Price Consultations in New Summer Initiative

QVSH Launches Half-Price Consultations in New Summer Initiative

1 July 2024

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital is excited to announce a special summer promotion: half-price routine orthopaedic consultations from 1 July to 30 September 2024. This initiative aims to make specialised orthopaedic care more accessible and affordable for your clients. 03-1b-injection.jpeg Orthopaedic problems, such...


Read more at: A call to referring vets: Help us improve canine myasthenia gravis diagnosis

A call to referring vets: Help us improve canine myasthenia gravis diagnosis

25 June 2024

Myasthenia gravis (MG) in dogs, characterised by skeletal fatigable muscle weakness, often presents alongside or as megaesophagus alone. The gold standard for diagnosing MG is acetylcholine receptor (AChR) antibody testing via radioimmunoassay (RIA). However, some dogs suspected of having MG test negative on RIA. These...


Read more at: Introducing the Surg'X Interlocking Nail for fracture repair

Introducing the Surg'X Interlocking Nail for fracture repair

21 June 2024

The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital is thrilled to now offer the advanced Surg'X interlocking nail for fracture repair. Made from anodized titanium alloy, with a unique design to match the curves of dog and cat bones with excellent biocompatibility and high mechanical resistance. We are pleased to be offering this...


Read more at: Equine Hospital hosts special clinic for local horses in need

Equine Hospital hosts special clinic for local horses in need

21 June 2024

Cambridge University’s Equine Hospital, in collaboration with the British Horse Society and the BEVA Trust, recently held a special clinic dedicated to providing essential veterinary care for local horses in need. This initiative brought together veterinary students, hospital staff, and experienced professionals to deliver...


Read more at: Innovative Treatment at the QVSH: Rollo’s Journey to Recovery

Innovative Treatment at the QVSH: Rollo’s Journey to Recovery

20 June 2024

When Rollo arrived at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital struggling to urinate, our de dicated internal medicine and diagnostic imaging teams sprang into action. Their investigations revealed that Rollo’s bladder was holding nearly 10 times the normal amount of urine (2.5L), a serious condition requiring immediate...


Read more at: QVSH featured in Channel 5’s ‘Yorkshire Vet’ series

QVSH featured in Channel 5’s ‘Yorkshire Vet’ series

6 June 2024

You may not have seen episode 7 of the current series of the Yorkshire Vet that was aired on Channel 5 at 8pm on 4 June. The episode featured Cambridge alumni vet Julian Norton coming back to the Vet School and Pembroke College, Cambridge reminiscing about his 6 years studying at the Vet School. It’s a lovely piece and...


Read more at: A sticky situation!

A sticky situation!

4 June 2024

Rue was referred to the QVSH as an emergency after sustaining a stick injury. An ultrasound scan of the neck revealed a linear foreign body within the neck, just at the base of the larynx (opening to the airway). Rue was taken to surgery the same day and a large (approximately 10cm long!) piece of stick was removed. The...


Read more at: Successful CPD event hosted in support of Camvet
Delegates sitting at a desk enjoying a CPD event

Successful CPD event hosted in support of Camvet

21 May 2024

Congratulations to the orthopaedics and neurology team at The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) for successfully hosting a CPD Day in support of our Camvet charity . Camvet is a small charity dedicated to raising funds for scholarships and essential equipment for The QVSH. The event was kindly sponsored by DePuy...


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