We offer a referral service for complex and challenging cases. As well as our general practice clinic, we offer a referral service for veterinary surgeons who may have more complex or challenging cases. Referral requestsReferral requests must be made by the primary care veterinary surgeon and can be requested by following the link below for our referring vets form. We will always provide an estimate of costs for referral consultation, investigations and treatments, so that referring vets and clients are aware of the likely costs of veterinary care, before attending an appointment.Advice requestsOur team offers a complimentary advice service for referring vets where we can help support them, while they retain responsibility for the case management. Advice can be requested by following the link below for our referring vets form. Albino ferret receiving a conscious abdominal ultrasound scan. Cloacoscopy in a Hermans tortoise An anaesthetised rabbit with venous access via the marginal ear vein, an endotracheal tube has been placed to maintain and protect the airway and pulse oximeter on the tongue. We also use Doppler, capnograph and thermometer probes as key parts of our anaesthetic monitoring. A radiograph of the hindlimb of a chinchilla following a fracture repair. The fracture was stabilised with the help of a very small external fixator. The chinchilla went on to make a full recovery. A rabbit receiving oral medication by one of our qualified Veterinary Nurses. Related LinksUpdates for referring vets Hospital for Small Animals The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies Contact details Work: 0131 650 7650 Email: hfsareception@ed.ac.uk Web: what3words ///consults.pavement.bulky This article was published on 2024-09-02
