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New Top Team To Ensure Willows To Lead The Way
These are exciting times at Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service as we announce a new top team to help us continue to lead the industry. We have been delivering Specialist-led healthcare for small animals in the UK for more than 30 years and have just appointed a new Managing Director and Hospital director. Toby…
Read MoreHi-Tech Electrochemotherapy Launched at Willows Cancer Care Centre
We are delighted to have further enhanced our reputation as Veterinary industry leaders thanks to the introduction of electrochemotherapy treatment (ECT) as part of our World leading Cancer Care Centre. Willows now offers the breakthrough therapy as part of our industry-leading, Specialist-led Oncology service, with the arrival of ECT – an exciting development as it…
Read MorePet passports no longer valid from 1st January 2021
From 1 January 2021, pet passports will no longer be valid for travel to and from the EU. Official Animal Health Certificates will be required for dogs, cats and ferrets. Official Veterinarians (OVs) issued EU pet passports will no longer be valid to travel to Europe. Instead, pets travelling from Great Britain to the EU…
Read MorePhabulous Pip!
Meet Pip, a six-year-old Miniature Daschund, who was referred to Willows in June having developing debilitating neck pain. Pip, who is normally a cheeky and energetic dog, was unable to move her head and neck without experiencing discomfort. Pip underwent a full examination with Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon Stephen Clarke and following an MRI scan it…
Read MoreContinued European Role for Willows’ Head of Imaging
We’re delighted that our Head of Imaging here at Willows Veterinary Centre and Referrals Service is set to continue his involvement on the board of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI). Andrew Parry, an RCVS and European Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging, who earlier this year became a Fellow of the Royal College of…
Read MorePlucky Puppy Maverick is Top Gun After Life Saving Surgery
Our Specialist Cardiology team have saved the life of a desperately ill puppy after carrying out intricate keyhole heart surgery. Maverick, the cocker spaniel, was just weeks old when he underwent the pioneering surgery to repair an abnormal valve in his heart at here Willows. The condition is called pulmonary valve stenosis, which is prevalent…
Read MoreFeline Fabulous – Meet Willows RAI Residents
Willows is home to one of the country’s few Specialist-led Radioactive Iodine (RAI) services providing expert treatment for cats with hyperthyroidism. Radioactive Iodine is the safest and most effective treatment for hyperthyroidism, and, unlike medical therapy with tablets, RAI cures hyperthyroidism meaning that there is no need for lifelong medications. Our RAI patients stay with…
Read MorePIONEERING £1.4m MRI INVESTMENT TO DELIVER THE BEST IN CLASS DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING FOR PETS
Here at Willows, we have signalled our intent to continue leading the veterinary industry with a significant investment in a new state-of-the-art MRI scanner to complement our world-class team and deliver the best in class diagnostic imaging for pets. We have just invested more than £1.4 million in a high-specification Siemens Magnetom Sola 1.5 magnet…
Read MoreWillows Launches World-First Vet Nurse Training Programme
At Willows we pride ourselves on being Veterinary industry trailblazers and we are delighted to announce the launch of the World’s first nursing residency to offer Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) specialist training. We will welcome our first intake of Veterinary Nursing Residents to begin a three-year, industry-leading programme in September ’20. To launch this unique…
Read MorePet Travel to Europe from 1st January 2021
If you’re planning on taking your pet to an EU Country after 1st January 2021, there’s some important information you need to know to make sure your travel plans go as smoothly as possible for you and your pet. Before you travel Before your dog, cat or ferret can travel for the first time after…
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