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Small Animal Referral Hospital Orthopaedics

We have an experienced team of Specialist orthopaedic surgeons who are committed to providing the best care to every patient.

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Orthopaedics

We are happy to see both primary and secondary orthopaedic referrals of all small animal cases including:

Total hip replacement

For cats and dogs of all sizes. This is the only treatment that fully restores life-long mobility for degenerative and traumatic conditions of the hip. 

Musculoskeletal trauma

Working as part of a multidisciplinary hospital we are able to provide emergency supportive care following trauma. Once it is safe to proceed with surgery, we are able to offer the latest methods available for fracture stabilisation, luxations and wound management.

Angular limb deformity assessment and correction

As well as more traditional methods of treatment we have access to the latest 3D printing technology enabling us to customise implants for challenging cases.  

Feline orthopaedic cases

Our dedicated feline orthopaedic clinic runs alongside our general orthopaedic service is able to investigate and treat both chronic and acute orthopaedic disease in feline patients. 

Musculoskeletal neoplasia (including osteosarcoma)

Working closely with our oncology team we are able to offer investigation and treatment, including limb sparing surgeries using the latest custom implants, with follow up chemotherapy to improve patient outcome in these challenging cases. 

Cranial cruciate ligament disease 

Patellar luxation

Including traditional methods and full assessment and corrective osteotomies 

Complex forelimb and hindlimb lameness cases

Including elbow dysplasia and osteoarthritis

Pain management

We work closely with our rehabilitation and pain clinic to provide tailored treatment plans for patients suffering from chronic pain. 

We offer and discuss a range of treatment options for all cases we see, tailoring treatment to the individual.

Pet owners need to be referred by their primary care vet

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