Earlswood Veterinary

24/01/2025

A stray dog was handed to us. We are trying to locate the owners. Please contact us with any information.

11/10/2024

On 27th October the team at Earlswood Veterinary will do a charity walk in memory of Des Thompson OBE founder of Earlswood Veterinary in 1970. Des was a leading figure in the veterinary world in Northern Ireland and beyond. The team is going to walk along the coastal path from Holywood. All donations made will go to Multiple System Atrophy Trust (MSA).

On 27th October the team at Earlswood Veterinary will do a charity walk in memor… Maxime Sizaret needs your support for Charity walk in Memory of Des Thompson

11/10/2024

Would you like to work for Earlswood Veterinary?

We are currently looking for a full-time Receptionist to join our existing Client Care Team.

Delivering excellent client care in this role will entail welcoming clients and their pets, answering telephone calls, booking appointments, handing out dispensed medication and taking payments along with daily administrative tasks. Ensuring our waiting area is fresh, clean and welcoming at all times is also essential. You will be asked to relay client queries to vets or nurses and respond to clients.

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03/10/2024

Owners have been found. Thank you
Safely back home

24/09/2024

A stray kitten was handed to us. We are trying to locate the owners. Please contact us with any information.

24/09/2024

This lovely cat was brought in to the VetsNow. We are trying to locate the owners. Please contact us with any information.
UPDATE 24/09: now reunited with his owners

26/07/2024

This little one has been handed into the clinic. Please share. Contact the clinic if you recognise this furry face 02890 371361

18/07/2024

Lost pet 🐶

We have had a male terrier handed into us this evening. He is chipped but unfortunately the details aren’t correct.

If he belongs to you, you will need to contact 02890651729 and speak to the team at vetsnow.

21/06/2024

At not even 6 months old yet, Abi's owners were very concerned when she developed a severe cough and laboured breathing. When she was referred to Earlswood Veterinary Hospital, she was quickly investigated with thoracic radiographs and a thoracic CT. Poor Abi was diagnosed with bronchopneumonia, which in puppies is often infectious. Thankfully with appropriate treatment Abi has made a full recovery and is feeling so much better!

20/06/2024

20/06/2024

This little cutie has been handed into the clinic this morning. Please share. If this is your little one please contact 02890 471361 🥰🥰

13/04/2024

Congratulations to Louise Forrester, Westport Veterinary Clinic who won our MRI quiz at the AVSPNI Spring conference

10/04/2024

Come say hi 👋

Come along to Conference in Crown Plaza Belfast to find out more from the fantastic referrals service Earlswood Veterinary has to offer from Orthopaedics, Internal medicine, Opthamology, Soft tissue, Neurology/Neurosurgery, cardiology, Oncology, Advanced Imaging, Rehab and Pain Management. Hear from Rachel Dunlop and her wonderful team members about the amazing MRI service on offer, the exciting
news of a new advanced CT Scanner and lots more.

01/03/2024

Innovative technique for intrahepatic shunt closure at SCVS

An intrahepatic shunt is an abnormal connection between the veins of the gastrointestinal tract which carry many toxins from digestion and the rest of the body. Toxins entering the rest of the body via the abnormal shunt causes many problems (e.g. neurologic signs, bladder stones, gastrointestinal bleeding, …) for the patients. Closing the shunt gives the patients which otherwise can only eat a special liver diet and need to take life-long medications, a normal life. Due to the intrahepatic nature of this, abnormal connection closure is very challenging and more widely available methods often don’t achieve a complete closure and problems often persist/re-occur.

SCVS has started intrahepatic shunt closures in cooperation with Prof Matthias Schneider (University of Giessen) using an innovative technique. The technique has been developed by Prof Schneider for more than a decade. Having successfully treated more than 100 patients with this technique at the University of Giessen, Germany. SCVS is now one of the first veterinary referral centres taking up this method outside Germany. Lolly and Chester have successfully undergone this intrahepatic shunt closure using a specially designed coil.

Only the amazing facilities of SCVS, teamwork, advanced experience in minimal invasive interventional medicine at SCVS and co-operation with Matthias Schneider (University of Giessen, Germany) make it possible bringing this advanced and innovative procedure to the UK. Tobi, Matthias, Darren, Giulia, Giovanni, Kostas, Kathryn, Laura, Holly, Jen, Jackie, Max and the entire team at SCVS wish Chester and Lolly a fantastic recovery.

We look forward to seeing some photos of Chester and Lolly eating normal dog food as soon as their liver has completely recovered from the shunt closure!