Posts Tagged ‘2023’
Pickle’s Long-term Predicament
In 2020 Pickle’s owners picked up a gorgeous little kitten from the Blue Cross centre at just 12 weeks old. The following summer he developed an increased respiratory rate, it was a real effort for him to breath, he lost weight and was making strange sighing noises. His owners took him to their vet who…
Read MoreSunny Sunday CPD Session for RVNs
On a recent Sunday local veterinary nurses were welcomed to AMVS for a great day of interactive nursing sessions. The day featured talks on ‘Nursing the Trauma Patient’; ‘Feline Friendly Nursing; ‘Pain Scoring in Practice’ and a practical session on common procedures seen in first opinion and referral centres such as blood pressure monitoring, using…
Read MoreAlfie’s Kebab-stick scare
Alfie, a beautiful 4-year-old Cockerpoo was referred to our Soft Tissue Surgery team at Anderson Moores as he had managed to eat three kebab sticks, with one of them perforating his tummy, his diaphragm (the muscle separating the belly from the chest) and one of his lung lobes! The tip of the stick was dangerously…
Read MoreMarwell Zoo CPD day success!
A typical spring day of sunshine and showers saw over 100 vets and nurses enjoy an engaging and full CPD day amongst the animals at Marwell Zoo. Our multi-disciplinary day featured 5 hours of specialist-led CPD, and a chance to explore the zoo. In the morning, the vets and nurses attending had the chance to…
Read MoreRuby’s Crucial Brain Surgery
Ruby, a lovely Domestic Longhair Cat who at the grand age of 13, was referred as an emergency to our Neurology team at Anderson Moores as she had suddenly appeared off balance, vacant and not quite herself. Edward Ives, our Head of Neurology and Neurosurgery alongside Alice Prodger, our Intern in Neurology undertook a neurological…
Read MoreRalph’s Heart Hole Success
Ralph, a very sweet working cocker spaniel puppy at 14-weeks old was diagnosed with a heart murmur by his primary care vet so was referred to Valentina Palermo our Head of Cardiology in Winchester to investigate further. Ralph’s echocardiographic examination showed that he had patent ductus arteriosus (PDA). PDA is one of the most common…
Read MoreSimba’s Night Out Story
Simba a beautiful 9-year old cat was referred to our Orthopaedic Team as he had managed to fracture his left metatarsals (paw bones). Simba had gone out one evening and came back non-weight bearing on his left hind leg the following morning. James Grierson our Head of Orthopaedic Surgery and Juan Carlos one of our…
Read MoreRafa’s Wobbly Worry
Rafa, a sweet 4-month-old Fox terrier puppy was referred to our Neurology Team after he was suddenly unable to stand up and walk. His owners said he had jumped up, fallen over and banged his head, being unconscious for a few seconds that felt like minutes. However, when he regained consciousness, he wasn’t able to…
Read MoreF2F Thoracic surgery evening
Local referring vets enjoyed an interactive evening focusing on common indications for thoracic surgery with us at Anderson Moores. The evening provided attendees with an overview of the most common diseases requiring thoracic surgery, the patient assessment, and the stabilisation of patients with intra-thoracic disease. Matteo discussed the necessary equipment and ideal surgical approach as…
Read MoreTerms of Service Update
To improve our client experience and simplify things, we’re making a few changes to our Terms of Service on 2nd May. Click here to view the updated Terms of Service. If you have any questions, please get in touch with [email protected] or by writing to us at Customer Service, Linnaeus Group, Friars Gate, 1011 Stratford Road, Shirley, West Midlands, B90…
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