Tartar and gum disease are very common in dogs and cats, especially as they get older. A timely clean prevents…
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After surgery, poisoning or a serious illness, your pet sometimes has to stay in hospital. The price is charged per…
Endoscopy lets the vet look inside the oesophagus, stomach, nose or bladder with a camera and sometimes remove a swallowed…
A veterinary emergency always comes at a bad time: at night, at the weekend or in the middle of the…
Ultrasound lets the vet see inside the abdomen, the heart or the eyes without pain or radiation. It is key…
Many operations and some tests, such as a CT scan or a dental clean, need sedation or general anaesthesia. The…
Computed tomography (CT) produces three-dimensional images and is the reference test for tumours and spine, nose, ear or internal organ…
Cataracts cloud the lens of the eye and can leave a dog blind. They are common in older dogs and…
An X-ray is one of the most common tests at the vet: it shows fractures, swallowed objects, heart and lung…
A blood test is the basic tool for finding out what is going on inside your dog or cat: it…