Treatment for your pet

Soft Tissue Surgery

Our vets can perform a wide range of soft tissue surgery. This bracket encompasses wound repairs, neutering and lump removals alongside more specific surgeries.

Orthopaedic Surgery

We offer expert feline and canine orthopaedic surgery, with our experienced orthopaedic surgeon located at the Orpington Branch. If your animal should ever need orthopaedic care, we do our best to provide a rapid and comfortable internal referral service, keeping what may be a distressing move, stress-free.  

All our anaesthetics are constantly monitored by the nurses and vets using up to date equipment.

Our vets will discuss all aspects of a surgical procedure in detail with you before your pet is admitted to the surgery. All pets vital signs are checked before and during the anaesthic or sedation to prevent any unnecessary risk or potential complications.

Dental Care

Dental work ranges from ultrasonic removal of plaque to tooth extractions. We provide the right dental work for your pets' teeth. It is important to check your pet's teeth regularly, and many products are available to assist in keeping their teeth clean. Regular visits to one of our vets can help you to keep an eye on the health of your pet's teeth.

Outpatient treatment and advice

• General examinations and treatment of dogs, cats
• Check ups for dogs and cats
• Inoculations for dogs and cats
• Microchipping
• Advice on feeding puppies and overweight animals  and in certain cases of illness (food allergies, diabetes, liver and kidney diseases)

Laboratory diagnostics

• Blood analysis for testing for diabetes, kidney and other diseases
• Fungal and bacterial infection tests
• Microscopic examination for various parasites in blood, faeces or on the skin
• Tests for the feline leukaemia virus (FeLV), feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) and feline AIDS (FIV)
• Urine status and sediment
• Allergy testing



Other procedures include:

Ultrasound

• Ultrasonic testing is a modern method of detecting certain diseases, tumours and pregnancy. Our vets carry out ultrasonic scans to find out the health of a pregnancy, often how many puppies/kittens there are and can estimate the due date for them. Our state of the art equipment allows us to see a great detail. Ultrasounds can be done during a consultation and does not need a separate appointment.

Digital X-rays

• We use our digital radiography equipment to quickly view images.
• X-ray examination is used to diagnose fractures, detect foreign bodies, internal diseases (bladder or kidney stones) and tumours. All X-rays are uploaded to our vet's computer which is shared with you during consultations.