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• Veterinary Emergency Referrals

  RVC Small Animal Referrals offers the largest and best equipped emergency veterinary facility in the UK. Our Emergency Referrals Service is in operation 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It is staffed by a large team of vets and specialist veterinary nurses, who provide acute care.

• Antibiotic Amnesty November 2024

  Antibiotics are essential to treat many conditions in animals and people, but bacteria are becoming resistant to many antibiotics that we use in both human and veterinary medicine. Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria develop defences that …

• Biochemistry

  We run comprehensive biochemistry profiles for a wide range of species, small, large and exotic, offering a variety of smaller or larger panels. For specific projects or species we may be able to provide custom panels, please contact us to discuss.  …

• The Consultation Process

  At the RVC's Queen Mother Hospital for Animals your pet receives the benefit of some of the profession’s most experienced vets

• Preparing your pet for a visit to our practice

  Top tips from the RVC about coming to visit the vet with your pet so that your vet visit is as stress-free as possible

• Book an appointment

  Book your vet consultation using our online booking system  We are pleased to offer an online vet booking facility so you can choose and book an appointment with one of our vets. No need to phone - just pick the time, date, and vet that suits you. …

• New emergency referral – Queen Mother Hospital

  What to do if your pet has been referred by your own vet to the RVC specialist referral service
• Article

  Key Findings in Epilepsy and Cognitive Impairment Studies

  The RVC’s canine epilepsy research team, after conducting a series of studies concerned with cognitive impairment in dogs with epilepsy, has distilled four key findings from the research.
• Fact File

  Corneal surgical repair

  Corneal surgical repair encourage corneal healing and prevents further

• Fact File

  Corneal ulcers

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