If your pet has an orthopaedic, spinal or eye problem you may well find that the condition and/or its possible treatment is discussed in one or more of our Pet Health Information Sheets. You can download and print these sheets - we hope that you find them helpful.

If you want your pet to be referred to us, it is necessary for you first to discuss this option with your veterinary surgeon. He or she will then either contact us on your behalf or advise that you arrange an appointment with us yourself. If your pet needs to be seen urgently then your vet will need to telephone us in order to arrange the appointment for you.

If you are at all unsure about what to do regarding your pet's referral to us, please do not hesitate to telephone our reception staff who will be happy to help.

Orthopaedics Cranial cruciate ligament rupture Elbow dysplasia Hip dysplasia Osteochondrosis TPLO surgery		Joint Replacement Total hip replacement surgery Total knee replacement surgery Total elbow replacement surgery		Spinal Disorders Cervical disc disease Cervical spondylopathy Thoracolumbar disc disease
Ophthalmology Cataract surgery 'Cherry eye' or third eyelid gland prolapse Conjunctival pedicle grafting of the cornea Corneal sequestrum Dry eye (keratoconjunctivitis sicca) Enucleation Glaucoma How to administer eye treatment to your pet Lens luxation Parotid duct transposition in the treatment of dry eye Recurrent corneal erosions (indolent ulcers)