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Nine-year-old Boxer-cross Daisy is now enjoying a second lease of life after successful surgery here at Cave.
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We’ve welcomed newly-qualified internal medicine specialist Florence Wootton, who joins us from the Royal Veterinary College.
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CPR is something everyone in the practice should be involved in. In our next Nurse Club CPD event RVN Sarah Appleton and Veterinary Anaesthetist Pippa Tucker review the importance of regular training and why the up-keep of skills in this area is imperative to improving survival rates.
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Over the last year, we have seen our costs increase significantly and we have absorbed the majority of these additional costs to try and support our customers during difficult times. However, with costs continuing to escalate, our prices need to increase to offset at least some of these higher costs. These changes will be implemented from 28 November 2022.
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Adam Swallow, has qualified as an EBVS-recognised specialist in small animal internal medicine. This means we now have three board-certified specialists in our expert internal medicine team.
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In 2018, head of nursing services Helen Bye and senior RVN Bryony Gilder set up an in-house nurse club to focus on nursing issues and opportunities for staff here at Cave.
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We’ve future-proofed our imaging capabilities for the next decade with a £1.2m investment in a class-leading MRI scanner. The state-of-the-art Phillips Ingenia 1.5T Evolution will allow us to better diagnose and treat pets.
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The Veterinary Nurse team here at Cave are essential to the running of the hospital and play a crucial role in the recovery of our patients. As part of Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month some of our most recent starters have shared their experiences since joining Cave…
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A young Springer Spaniel has sprung back to his best after undergoing an extensive reconstruction surgery. One-year-old Billy injured himself running around his owner’s garden and was referred to us at Cave.
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Heart specialist Jo Harris intervened when the eight-week-old Miniature Schnauzer was diagnosed with severe congenital heart disease, with his breeder considering euthanasia due to the high risk of heart failure and death at a young age.
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