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The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital

 

The QVSH Small animal hospital is located on the University of Cambridge's West Cambridge site, off the A1303 Madingley Road, near the M11 J13 (Northbound only).

For small animal referrals, please go to the Small Animal Hospital Reception in the Rotunda, by the car park. For larger animals, please follow the signs for the equine and farm hospital.

Instructions

For those of you with a Satellite Navigation System, our postcode is: CB3 0(zero)ES.

Please note that direct access to our site from JJ Thompson Avenue is no longer possible, and all clients should approach the Veterinary hospitals from Charles Babbage Road.

A barrier entry system is in use on site.
Please press the button marked Hospital and you will be asked for your name and the nature of your visit, after which the barrier will be released.

Directions to the site

From the North East (A10)

  • Follow the A10 to the A14 intersection (junction 31) near Milton.
  • Join the A14 (westbound) and continue on this until you can join the M11 (southbound) at Junction 14.
  • Come off this road at Junction 12, then follow the signs to rejoin the M11 (northbound) for a short distance, exiting at Junction 13 and turning right at the top of the slip road.
  • Continue straight over the first set of traffic lights, signed to the Park & Ride , then follow map above.

From the North West (A14)

  • Follow the A14 (eastbound) until it merges with the M11. Continue on the M11 southbound
  • Come off this road at Junction 12, then follow the signs to rejoin the M11 (northbound) for a short distance, exiting at Junction 13 and turning right at the top of the slip road
  • Continue straight over the first set of traffic lights, signed to the Park & Ride, then follow map above.

From the South (M11)

  • Follow the M11 to Junction 13
  • Leave the motorway at Junction 13 and turn right on to the A1303, signposted Cambridge
  • Continue straight over the first set of traffic lights, signed to the Park & Ride, then follow map above.

From the East (A14)

  • Follow the A14 (eastbound) until you can join the M11 southbound. Do not come off the A14 too early on to the A11 (M11) or you will end up near Stansted Airport!
  • Come off the M11 southbound at Junction 12, then follow the signs to rejoin the M11 (northbound) for a short distance, exiting at Junction 13 and turning right at the top ofthe slip road
  • Continue straight over the first set of traffic lights, signed to the Park & Ride, then follow map above.

From the West (A428)

  • Follow the A428, signposted Cambridge, to the junction with the A1303 near Hardwick.
  • Turn on to the A1303, signposted Cambridge.
  • Go straight on at the M11 intersection.
  • Continue straight over the first set of traffic lights, signed to the Park & Ride , then follow map above.

When you arrive on site with a horse box

  • Please report to Equine Reception before unloading your animal.

General contact details:

01223 337621

For all enquiries during office hours and for emergency referrals at any time

Email:

Address: Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0ES

How to find us

Refer a case

During office hours the Client Services team will try to contact the clinician immediately for you. In the case of an emergency referral we will do our utmost to get a response at the time and in routine referrals within the day. Emails are monitored between 9am to 5pm Mon-Fri, to make a referral out of office hours please call

01223 337621

 

Please use our REFERRAL FORM

(during office hours only).

Online Payment

Make a payment

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

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