skip to content

The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital

 
Read more at: The QVSH offers new injection treatment for dogs with IVDD

The QVSH offers new injection treatment for dogs with IVDD

18 August 2025

A new enzyme injection treatment for dogs with severe intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is now available at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH), offering a safe, less invasive, and more affordable alternative to surgery for some patients. The treatment, called percutaneous intra-discal chondroitinase injection...


Read more at: The QVSH launches neuromuscular disease clinic with specialist CPD event

The QVSH launches neuromuscular disease clinic with specialist CPD event

15 August 2025

cpd_news_banner.png The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH), is proud to announce the official launch of its Neuromuscular Disease Clinic - a pioneering service dedicated to diagnosing and treating animals suffering from weakness, tremors, fatigue, and other neuromuscular conditions. To mark the launch, the QVSH will...


Read more at: Lexi's Journey - A story of teamwork and early detection

Lexi's Journey - A story of teamwork and early detection

7 August 2025

Lexi's Story Lexi is nearly 12 years old and has just finished her 15-week chemotherapy protocol as a follow up treatment after having her spleen removed due to having a splenic haemangiosarcoma. Lexi’s journey from diagnosis to completion of her preventative chemotherapy gives us a real insight into how the Queen's...


Read more at: Healing after tragedy - Phoebe and Frankie’s story

Healing after tragedy - Phoebe and Frankie’s story

30 July 2025

When two alpacas, Phoebe and Frankie, arrived at our hospital earlier this year, they had already been through something no animal, or owner, should ever experience. The pair were the only survivors of a devastating incident in which four other alpacas and a sheep on their farm were shot and killed in a senseless act of...


Read more at: Call for cases: Cats with Suspected Cholangiohepatitis

Call for cases: Cats with Suspected Cholangiohepatitis

22 July 2025

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) is running a research study to explore whether a non-invasive MRI technique - magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) - can help diagnose cholangiohepatitis in cats. This could reduce the need for invasive liver biopsies in the future. We are looking for cats with...


Read more at: Is Your Dog Living with Osteoarthritis? Join Our New Physiotherapy Study

Is Your Dog Living with Osteoarthritis? Join Our New Physiotherapy Study

16 July 2025

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital is inviting dog owners to take part in an exciting new study exploring the benefits of physiotherapy for dogs with osteoarthritis. If your dog has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis and has been referred to our physiotherapy service, they may be eligible to take part in this six-week...


Read more at: Welcoming International Students to QVSH

Welcoming International Students to QVSH

8 July 2025

Over the past two months, we were delighted to host Teresa, Maria Inês, André D, and André L from Universidade Lusófona - Central University of Lisbon to the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital through our Academic (Clinical) Mobility Program. They quickly became part of our team, bringing enthusiasm and curiosity as they...


Read more at: A Peregrine Puzzle – Investigating the Mysterious Death of a Chick

A Peregrine Puzzle – Investigating the Mysterious Death of a Chick

3 July 2025

When a peregrine falcon chick was discovered dead beneath a nesting site in Hertfordshire earlier this year, it marked a sad but important moment for local birdwatchers and conservationists. The nest, situated in a precarious and highly unusual location, had already raised concerns among observers about the risk of the...


Read more at: Seren’s Thorny Surprise

Seren’s Thorny Surprise

27 June 2025

Seren, one of our much-loved staff dogs, is a familiar face around the vet school. This beautiful Border Collie belongs to our Professor of Equine Studies and is often seen trotting alongside on peaceful countryside walks. Recently, Seren visited the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital with a limp in a back foot. Our...


Read more at: Honouring Nina’s Journey

Honouring Nina’s Journey

23 June 2025

nina_puppy.jpg Nina the miniature schnauzer was more than a patient - she was part of our QVSH family. Over the years, she came to us with a number of complex health problems: heart disease, cancer tumours and, most recently, kidney failure. Through each challenge, our teams were there to support her and her family - doing...


Online Payment

Make a payment

Online payment of veterinary fees can be made using the Cambridge University Online Store.


Our QVSH E-Newsletter is a great way for us to keep our veterinary professional partners updated on all the great research, events, news and promotions.

Sign up to our E-Newsletter here!