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Read more at: Team Spotlight: Oncology - Bailey's Story

Team Spotlight: Oncology - Bailey's Story

13 October 2025

Bailey's Story Bailey was first seen by her local vet after her owners noticed she had gone off her food and was passing loose, blood-stained faeces. An abdominal ultrasound revealed a large mass in her bowel, and Bailey was referred to the Oncology Team here at the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) in Cambridge...


Read more at: Team Spotlight: Oncology

Team Spotlight: Oncology

9 October 2025

At the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital in Cambridge, our Oncology Team is proud to care for pets with cancer. oncology_team_plus.jpg magnus-immunotherapy.jpg Every day, our skilled and compassionate Oncology Team go above and beyond - not just for our patients, but for their families too. We combine world-class clinical...


Read more at: New research partnership set-up to improve diagnosis and treatment of canine osteosarcoma

New research partnership set-up to improve diagnosis and treatment of canine osteosarcoma

2 October 2025

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) has joined forces with the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge to launch an important new research study into osteosarcoma (OSA), the most common bone cancer in dogs. Osteosarcoma is an aggressive tumour that usually affects the long bones of the limbs. It often causes pain...


Read more at: The QVSH General Practice opens its doors to the community

The QVSH General Practice opens its doors to the community

24 September 2025

Welcome to the Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital General Practice – a first-opinion veterinary practice dedicated to delivering exceptional care for your pets. Based within the prestigious University of Cambridge Veterinary Teaching Hospital, we are a not-for-profit practice and referral hospital. That means e very penny...


Read more at: QVSH oncology clinician takes centre stage at largest South American vet congress

QVSH oncology clinician takes centre stage at largest South American vet congress

12 September 2025

Dr Pietro Loddo, our clinician in small animal oncology, recently returned from an extraordinary professional milestone in Mexico, where he was invited as one of the lead speakers at the Congreso Veterinario de León (CVDL). pietro_mexican_congress.jpeg The CVDL is recognised as the largest veterinary congress in the...


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...


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