Posts Tagged ‘2023’
Excellent Opportunity for our Nurse Leila
One of our dedicated and much loved Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVN) Leila Hallaj has taken off on an exciting 6-month trip to join the Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital (VES) on the idyllic South-East Asian island of Singapore. An excited Leila explained the switch, saying: “My brother and his wife moved there last October and…
Read MoreFantastic feedback from Bombay CPD event
70 vets and nurses gathered on a sunny September day for a full day of CPD at the beautiful Bombay Sapphire Distillery site. The day started after refreshments with Adam Mugford our Head of Emergency and Critical Care going through the Initial management of a trauma patient that everyone really enjoyed. He was followed by one…
Read MoreEddie’s Toxic Tetanus Story
Eddie, a lovely 5-year-old Labrador loves his trips to the beach and chasing balls into the sea. However after a recent trip his owners were worried about him as he started vomiting that night. They took him to their local vet who treated him for the vomiting with fluid therapy and anti-sickness medication for a…
Read MoreHitting the Silver award from the iiE!
At Anderson Moores Veterinary specialists, we are proud to have earnt a top environmental award in recognition of cutting waste and increasing sustainability. We have been awarded a silver award from the national scheme Investors in the Environment (iiE) after making improvements to our sustainability efforts. Emily Appleby, iiE’s sustainability consultant, was full of praise…
Read MoreGoofy’s Rare Brain Defect
Goofy was referred to our Neurology and Neurosurgery team as an emergency after disappearing on a walk and was found disorientated by the side of a road. He had a small amount of blood in one of his nostrils and had a seizure on the way to his local veterinary practice, so a road traffic…
Read MoreSophie’s Scary Journey
Gorgeous little black cat Sophie is now 11 years old, but six years ago her owner feared the worst as she was referred to us as an emergency as she was having seizures and had a dangerously high red blood cell count. Sophie is a very precious cat to her owner as they had adopted…
Read MoreBlue’s Physiotherapy Success
Beautiful 2-year-old collie Blue was referred to our Orthopaedic team as she was lame and in pain. She had CT scans and ultrasound imaging to confirm the diagnosis of chronic bicipital tendinopathy, that can cause severe weight bearing lameness. Blue was given a steroid injection in her tendon sheaf to try to relieve the pain.…
Read MoreTilly’s Turbulent Time
Sweet little 6-year-old pug Tilly was referred to us at Anderson Moores as she had been experiencing a lack of coordination of her back legs for a few weeks. She came straight in to see Tomas Elvira, one of our Neurology Residents, who performed a thorough neurological examination. He suspected that Tilly had a lesion…
Read MoreEddie’s Long Joint Journey
Gorgeous Eddie, a one-year-old Labrador puppy, was referred to our Physiotherapy team in Hampshire by his local vet following a diagnosis of hip dysplasia affecting both of his pelvic limbs. When he first came to us at Anderson Moores in October of last year, Eddie was only able to exercise for five-minute walks every other…
Read MoreRiver’s Stick Incident
Following a walk, her owners noticed that River, a lovely five-year-old crossbreed, had a stick in the right side of her mouth. She managed to break it and appeared to have removed it herself but later that day she started being sick. She then became lethargic, went off her food and developed a fever. Her…
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