We’d like to introduce you all to Grace
Grace first came into us to see our vet Cliff last year when her owner noticed she was very lame on her right front leg. Cliff decided to take some X-rays which sadly showed Grace had fractured her back leg (see photo).
Thankfully, with help from vet Clare, Cliff managed to repair the fracture in our hospital with a plate and screws (which you can also see in the photos – one of the photo is of Grace’s leg during the operation, and the other shows the x-ray of the leg after the procedure ).
After the operation, Grace went from strength to strength and as you can see from these lovely photos sent in by her owners she is so enjoying getting back to normal.
When Grace came in one morning limping I took her to Bicester Vets to be told after a X-ray that she had broken her leg and needed a operation to insert a plate, but with the great care and compassion from Cliff and the team at Bicester Vets Grace has made a brilliant recovery and is back to her mysterious self.
Thanks to everyone involved with Grace’s care
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.
