Latest News
Outdoor Space
Many of our clients may not be aware that our practice has a lovely back garden in a protected and safe environment to exercise inpatients when necessary. We are very proud of this space as its a unique feature for a Veterinary clinic to have within a city.
Wellness Plans
We have recently launched two new Wellness Plans with PetsApp! Our Wellness Plans are a great way to ensure your pet is kept up to date with vaccinations and appropriate parasite prevention, as well as providing a means to spread out the cost of routine health care....
Our Environmental Policy
Queens Crescent Veterinary is committed to the continual improvement of our environmental performance in relation to our services and operations. At Queens Crescent Veterinary we value reducing the impact that the medical industry has on environmental wastage. We aim...
Humm Finance
Financing options are available Please speak to a member of the team for further information
Raw Food Diets
Why do people feed raw diets? A lot of people who feed their dogs a raw diet do so because they see it as being a more “natural” option to traditional dog food. However, there are no studies to support that raw feeding is better than traditional dog food. Owners who...
A wee update to all of our lovely clients and fluffy friends,
We are delighted to announce we are now an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Practice! We can now provide clinical training and work experience for student veterinary nurses and are excited to begin expanding our team. - In other news, our very own Dimitar is now a...
Chemical castration vs surgical castration – Which is best?
APRIL NEWSLETTER Chemical castration vs surgical castration – Which is best? There are 3 main reasons to neuter your dog To prevent accidental litters/mating; there is a huge excess of homeless/unwanted dogs in shelters and foster homes. The canine population is over...
Dry Eye
March Newsletter – Dry Eye Dry eye is a condition which affects 1/22 of all dogs in the UK. It is caused by irreversible destruction of the tear glands by a dog's own immune system. Predisposed breeds include Yorkshire Terrier Pekingese Lhasa Apso Bull Dog...
Taking your pet abroad
The holiday season is coming up!Many pet owners are not aware of the changes to pet travel since Brexit. If you are planning on travelling to an EU country (Or Northern Ireland) Unfortunately British pet passports are no longer a thing! Instead, they have been...
Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions (FORL’s)
The name is a mouthful (literally!). Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive lesions, or “FORL’s” are a painful process in which the dentin (the bulk of tooth structure) is destructed.
Firework season!
Fireworks are joyous for many however they are often a terror for our furry pals! We are rapidly approaching firework season which can be an incredibly stressful time for many of our clients.Now is the time to plan ahead! As expected, the demand for both herbal and...
‘Kennel’ cough
‘Kennel’ cough, if only it was that simple! Kennel cough is a very contagious and uncomfortable condition that can rapidly spread between dogs during socialization, such as puppy classes, playtime in the park and of course from areas where dogs are kept in dense...