News for our veterinary colleagues News listing Search Publication date Date from Date to Ophthalmologists help penguin from Edinburgh Zoo 20 January, 2026News Small Animals Vets Poly the one-eyed penguin is rock-hopping again, thanks to Dick Vet ophthalmologists. Feline expert celebrated in New Year Honours 05 January, 2026Vets Small Animals News Vet School A leading veterinary specialist has been recognised in the King’s New Year Honours List 2026. Rabbit outpatient investigation package available 09 December, 2025Vets Fixed fee service launched to provide referring vets advanced diagnostic imaging and clinical… Sustainable anaesthesia offers benefits in practice 08 December, 2025Vets Greener choices can help practices cut carbon, improve efficiency and reduce costs. Neurology Service expands electrodiagnostic testing 18 November, 2025Vets Technology for testing electrical activity in the brain, as well as nerves and muscles will improve… Vets team up to help giraffe with unusual swelling 22 October, 2025Vets Dick Vet Specialists join experts from around Europe to investigate lump on giraffe’s face Dick Vet launches residency programme in Behavioural Medicine 02 October, 2025Vets Hospital for Small Animals is the first approved training centre in the UK Hospital awarded Dog Friendly Clinic status 25 August, 2025Vets Small Animals Third accolade to recognise commitment to patient welfare Gastroenterology clinic launches video consultations 19 August, 2025Vets New initiative allows veterinary experts to see clients promptly without the need to travel.… Cats with dementia share signs of human Alzheimer’s 11 August, 2025Vets Small Animals Studying disease in felines may offer valuable insights on human condition. Specialist ECC nurses share knowledge in free CPD event 03 July, 2025Small Animals Vets Three Dick Vet specialist veterinary nurses support veterinary critical care learning. Hospital welcomes record number of new residents 01 July, 2025Vets Small Animals Vets from around the globe choose the Dick Vet to further their clinical training. B-tube repairs oesophageal stricture in dog 16 June, 2025Vets New treatment approach removes need for repeated dilations under anaesthesia New treatment turns the tables on Feline Infectious Peritonitis 08 April, 2025Vets Cats with feline coronavirus-associated disease now have a survival rate of over 85 per cent,… Treatment offers relief for dogs with gut disease 27 March, 2025Vets Small Animals Bacteria transplants can help dogs with chronic bowel inflammation, research shows. Successful hypophysectomy in dog with Cushing’s syndrome 10 March, 2025Vets Challenging surgery involves removing large tumour through the soft palate in the dogs mouth. Diploma success for Dick Vet duo 06 February, 2025Small Animals Vets Veterinary nurse and exotic teaching facility manager are first in Scotland to achieve leadership… Online tool helps detect infections 05 December, 2024Vets Veterinary Specialists have developed free resource to improve post-surgery patient care Rabbit and Exotic Animal Service expanded 27 November, 2024Vets Small Animals The Hospital for Small Animals has expanded its exotic animal veterinary services to meet its… Successful treatment of hyposomatotropism 25 November, 2024Vets Dog with rare dwarfism condition responds well to hormone injections. 1 2 3 This article was published on 2024-09-02
