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• Fact File

  Keratoconjuncitivitis sicca (dry eye)

  Low tear production is the most common form of dry eye in dogs

• Fact File

  Corneal ulcers

  There are several reasons why corneal ulcers appear. Most ulcers in dogs and cats are the result of trauma

• 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.
• Case Study

  Park attack

  Cavalier King Charles spaniel was referred to the RVC after being mauled by a mastiff

• Article

  Park attack

  A Cavalier King Charles spaniel was referred to the RVC after being mauled in a park by a mastiff, receiving four deep lacerations in his pelvic region. Prince was not able to support his weight to walk after the attack.
• Article

  Professional Development Opportunities

  The RVC has developed two professional doctorate programmes, in Veterinary Science (VetD) and Agriculture and Food (DAgriFood).

• Advanced canine and feline cardiology diagnostic services

  The RVC veterinary cardiology service handles specialist clinical referrals in dogs, cats and other small animals with cardiac conditions, such as heart failure, murmurs and arrhythmia. Procedures performed include permanent pacemaker implantation and treatment of valvular stenosis using balloon valvuloplasty.

• Pre-visit information (cats and dogs)

  Taking your pet to the vet can be a stressful experience, both for you and your furry friend. However, with a little preparation, you can ensure that the visit goes smoothly and that your pet receives the best care possible. This advice sheet …

• Rabbit Dental Issues and Services

  Comprehensive rabbit dental services and tips about rabbit teeth care at the Royal Veterinary College in north London at the RVC Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital
• Article

  Cardiac surgery breakthrough – A world first at the RVC

  Open heart surgery to treat a stenotic tricuspid valve has been carried out at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). It is the first reported case of such a procedure being successfully performed on a dog.