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Read more at: Potential phone line disruption – Monday 27th July 2026

Potential phone line disruption – Monday 27th July 2026

20 July 2026

We are carrying out essential maintenance on our telephone system on Monday 27th July 2026 , which may cause temporary service interruptions. If you are unable to reach us on our main numbers ( 01223 337621 or 01223 330945 ), please follow the guidance below: Contact options during the outage: Referring Vets (Emergency...


Read more at: Celebrating research excellence from our Small Animal Surgery Team

Celebrating research excellence from our Small Animal Surgery Team

15 July 2026

We’re delighted to celebrate the achievements of Layla Thompson and Patrick Lennon, our Small Animal Surgery Residents, at the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, part of the University of Cambridge Vet School who have recently presented their research at leading veterinary conferences. Patrick presented his research as...


Read more at: Pepper's Story - Pioneering QVSH treatment offers hope for dogs with IVDD

Pepper's Story - Pioneering QVSH treatment offers hope for dogs with IVDD

15 June 2026

When Amy Kershaw took her dachshund Pepper on a long walk, she noticed that something wasn't quite right. Pepper seemed more tired than usual and, over the following hours, began to lose movement in her back legs. Amy had heard of intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) and immediately feared the worst. 2026-06-03_12.07.57_1...


Read more at: Welcoming our newest Junior Clinical Training Scholars to the QVSH!

Welcoming our newest Junior Clinical Training Scholars to the QVSH!

4 June 2026

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital is pleased to welcome five new Junior Clinical Training Scholars to the Department of Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge. The Junior Clinical Training Scholarship (JCTS) programme provides veterinary graduates with an exceptional opportunity to develop their clinical skills in a busy...


Read more at: Welcoming back future veterinary nurses to the QVSH

Welcoming back future veterinary nurses to the QVSH

29 April 2026

We were delighted to once again welcome six final-year student veterinary nurses from the Central College of Animal Studies to the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital. It was fantastic to host this latest group and give them an in-depth look at life within a busy specialist referral hospital. The students enjoyed a full and...


Read more at: The QVSH Neurology Team have new paper published on IVDD treatment

The QVSH Neurology Team have new paper published on IVDD treatment

27 April 2026

New research from the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) suggests that chondroitinase injections for dogs with intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) may offer an important additional benefit - significantly reducing the risk of the condition recurring. ivdd_apr26_1.jpg The treatment, known as percutaneous intra-discal...


Read more at: Spring is here - but look out for the hazards that can harm your dog

Spring is here - but look out for the hazards that can harm your dog

8 April 2026

Spring Hazards for Dogs Spring is a welcome change for both pets and owners, bringing longer days and more opportunities to get outside. However, the season also introduces a number of risks for dogs. Being aware of these hazards can help you keep your pet safe and well. Allergies Dogs can develop sensitivities to pollen...


Read more at: In expert hands - outstanding orthopaedic care at the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital

In expert hands - outstanding orthopaedic care at the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital

31 March 2026

When your pet needs surgery, you want the best possible hands, the most advanced technology, and a team that truly cares. At the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH), we offer world-class orthopaedic care that does more than just fix a joint - it contributes to the future of animal health. Choosing the QVSH means...


Read more at: Buddy’s big comeback!

Buddy’s big comeback!

9 March 2026

buddy_ortho_case.jpg Meet Buddy, a wonderf ully brave collie dog who recently faced a very serious injury. While out doing what he loves most, running around, Buddy suffered a near-complete laceration of his quadriceps tendon. This tendon is vital for straightening and supporting the back leg, making an injury of this...


Read more at: Sharing positive news with our referring veterinary partners

Sharing positive news with our referring veterinary partners

27 February 2026

A message to our referring vet practices from Professor Nick Bexfield, Managing Director of the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge. Dear Colleagues You may be aware that the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital and the Department of Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge...


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