Useful Information
Welcome to our information pages. We want clients to be able to access as much information as possible to help them decide what is best for their pet. We also need to ensure everyone understands how the practice works and what obligations and commitments are placed on clients especially with regard to longterm medication and reexamination.
Index
1. Chronic medication information sheets
2. Preoperative Sheets
3. Dental disease estimates
4. Price List
5. Direct Insurance Claims
6. What should I do if............... handouts
7. Newsletter archive
8. Useful or Interesting Links
Please find below links to our information sheets for chronic medication.
Adobe Acrobat reader required (available free).
Information sheet for the treatment of Cushings disease with Vetoryl
Information sheet for treatment of seizures with Epiphen
Information sheet for treatment of pain and inflammation with non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS)
Information sheet for treatment of hypothyroidism in dogs
Information sheet for the treatment of hyperthyroidism in cats
Information sheet for the treatment of diabetes mellitus
Information sheet for the treatment of cardiac (heart) disease
Information sheet for the treatment of high blood pressure
Preoperative Sheets
Please find below copies of preoperative sheets which are normally sent or given out when an operation is booked.
preop sheet (dogs and cats)
preop sheet ( small mammals)
Dental Disease
Are you concerned that your pet might need attention to their teeth or have you been advised that your pet needs a dental?
Here is a guide to the cost of dental intervention
Price List
Here is a price list for the common services available in the surgery.
Always ask if you need a more detailed estimate for any work.
Direct Insurance Claims
Here are details of our practice policy on direct insurance claims
Please contact the surgery if you require any further information.
What should I do if............?
Here are some advice sheets about a number of clinical and behavioural conditions. If in any doubt you should contact us by telephone for further advice.
vomiting and diarrhoea in the dog
vomiting and diarrhoea in the cat
coughing in the dog and cat
Newsletter Archive
Autumn 2011
Spring 2011
Winter 2010