91 - 100 of 322 results

• Oncology - Thermofield hyperthermia and intratumoral chemotherapy

  Launched in January 2022 and funded by the RVC Animal Care Trust, we are the only centre in the UK to offer melanoma treatment using Thermofield hyperthermia and intratumoral chemotherapy. Melanoma is a very common nodular skin disease of older …

• The Royal Veterinary College and Penn Vet New Bolton Center Launch new MARS EQUESTRIAN™ Veterinary Scholarship Programme for Equine Research

  

  The Royal Veterinary College and Penn Vet New Bolton Center Launch new MARS EQUESTRIAN™ Veterinary Scholarship Programme for Equine Research

   24 Jun 2021

• Stabling

  The RVC's Equine Referral Hospital has stabling for up to 35 patients and the facility also includes an Intensive Care Unit and an Isolation Suite.

• Electrochemotherapy for Sarcoids Fact File

  RVC Equine provides electrochemotherapy treatment for horses with sarcoids

• About referrals

  Pets under the case of RVC Small Animal Referrals must be referred by a veterinary surgeon, who will know about the different teams and facilities at the RVC. Your vet has referred your pet to us because they know we have the knowledge, skills and …

• Terms and Conditions

  Our commitment to you We aim to provide you with a first-class professional service. We aim to provide your horse with the highest standard of treatment and care. We will endeavour to arrange re-examination appointments at convenient times and …

• Emergencies

  The Royal Veterinary College's Equine Practice team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. You can contact the equine practice day or night on 01707 666297. Complex emergency cases can be referred to the RVC Equine Referral Hospital

• PENS therapy for headshaking

  RVC Equine provides PENS (percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) therapy for headshaking in horses

• Lameness

  The recognition, localisation and treatment of lameness can be challenging. Veterinary specialists at RVC Equine are experienced and renowned for the work-up of complex lameness cases and cases of poor performance.

• Brucella canis and your referral to the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals

  In the last two years there have been an increasing number of dogs identified with Brucella canis infection in the UK. Government bodies have reported that these dogs have largely either been imported or have a travel history to Eastern Europe, the …