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Copper’s Recovery from a Life-Threatening Chest Infection
Cases like Copper’s highlight how important rapid assessment, intensive nursing care, and ongoing monitoring can be in helping critically ill patients recover
Brave Darcie Bounces Back After Knee Surgery
Three-year-old Rottweiler Darcie is proving that courage can come with a wagging tail and a very gentle nature
Exciting News – Bicester Vets Is Now Employee-Owned!
This ensures that Bicester Vets remains independent, locally rooted, and run for the benefit of its staff and clients
Mash and his Detached “Abs”
Mash was rushed into Bicester Vets after his owners felt he “wasn’t right” and didn’t seem able to stand properly at home
Belle had her salivary gland removed!
If left untreated, salivary mucocoeles can continue to grow and cause pain
Beautiful Bella had been shot!
We are all horrified that someone’s pet cat could be shot like this and are thankful that the pellet stopped short of the chest.
High-tech Anaesthetic Machine at Bicester Vets
We have invested in an advanced anaesthetic machine which will help to make anaesthetising pets even safer
New CT Scanner Installation and Imaging
In February we had our final training ready for any patients needing this amazing form of advanced imaging
Dory’s Diaphragmatic Dilemma
Dory’s situation was quite critical; some tests were done but there was a high risk of making her worse is she was stressed in any way
Jett’s Fractured Foot
When Jett was brought to the practice one Sunday in late January, his back foot was hugely swollen & painful
Hip Hip Hooray for Ava
Ava is now seven months on from her surgery. She is very lively and is behaving like a puppy again!
George’s Fearless Fight with Cancer
Elliot could see that George had lost a kilo of weight and alarmingly, his kidneys felt knobbly and larger than normal