Bristol Vet Specialists

Bristol Vet Specialists We are a state-of-the-art multidisciplinary Specialist Veterinary Hospital in Bristol. Registered number 03777473.
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Bristol Veterinary Specialists is a trading name of CVS (UK) Limited; a company registered in England and Wales. Registered office: CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4ER

We are recruiting! RVN Anaesthesia FocusThe right candidate will join a team of nurses, and specialist vets to deliver t...
08/07/2025

We are recruiting! RVN Anaesthesia Focus

The right candidate will join a team of nurses, and specialist vets to deliver the highest standards of care for our patients.

You will be a registered nurse either with anaesthesia experience or a passion for anaesthesia looking to expand knowledge and skills. The ideal candidate will demonstrate initiative and forward-thinking, shows empathy and exemplary teamwork.

The role will consist of 4 x 10hr days with a set day off each week, on-call weekdays and weekends currently at 1:8 which may be subject to change but will never be more than 1:4. You will also participate in a bank holiday rota. We provide full induction, mentoring and support to enhance your skills and knowledge.

Previous experience in referral nursing would be beneficial but we also encourage applications from registered veterinary nurses with several years' post-qualification, first opinion practice experience.

The role involves planning and monitoring general anaesthesia and sedation for cases across the multidisciplinary hospital including but not limited to soft tissue, orthopaedics, cardiology, ophthalmology, neurology, radiotherapy and dentistry undergoing a variety of surgeries or imaging and treatments along with recovering patients on our recovery ward. We actively encourage nurse led procedures such as arterial catheterisation and local regional techniques as well as participation in weekly book club and journal club.

For full details and to appl. please visit
https://www.careerswithcvs.co.uk/referrals/vacancy/-rvn---anaesthesia-focus-5197/21087/description/

DOMFS month- Meet the team - Andrea García GramserDVM, CSAVP-Dentistry, Resident Veterinary Dentistry ​Why do you enjoy ...
07/07/2025

DOMFS month- Meet the team - Andrea García Gramser

DVM, CSAVP-Dentistry, Resident Veterinary Dentistry ​

Why do you enjoy dentistry? ​

Teeth are beautiful and very interesting structures. Treating pets with oral or dental disease is one of the best ways of improving their quality of life and overall health. ​

Do you have any pets? ​

I have a dog called Nutmeg and a cat called Cumin.​

If you didn't become a vet what would you be? ​

A marine biologist or an ornithologist​

A fun fact about me? ​

I worked for 5 years in a wildlife centre treating injured owls, and I love birds despite them not having teeth​

DOMFS Month- Meet the teamJosé C. Almansa-RuizDVM (Hons) MSc (Vet) Dipl. EVDC MRCVS​EBVS & RCVS Recognised Specialist in...
04/07/2025

DOMFS Month- Meet the team

José C. Almansa-Ruiz

DVM (Hons) MSc (Vet) Dipl. EVDC MRCVS​

EBVS & RCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Dentistry ​

Why do you enjoy dentistry? ​

I love my speciality as it is a very rewarding one. Our patients most commonly have been suffering in silence (as they are still eating despite the state of their mouth), so when we address the problem, their owners notice an instant improvement at so many levels. I also enjoy oncological surgery, which allows me to get owners much more time with their loved pets and, in some instances, even cure them.​

What pets do you have? ​

I have two cats, Manolo and Dolores, that came to the UK with me from South Africa. I also have four hens, Gertrude, Ethel, Winnifred, and Agnes.​

If you didn't become a vet what would you be? ​

As far as I can remember, I have always wanted to become a Vet. Never crossed my mind studying something else.​

A fun fact about me? ​

I play the highland bagpipes​

DOMFS Month- Who makes up the team?The DOMFS Team in Bristol Vet Specialists, is made up of a specialist in Veterinary D...
02/07/2025

DOMFS Month- Who makes up the team?

The DOMFS Team in Bristol Vet Specialists, is made up of a specialist in Veterinary Dentistry, a senior resident, in Veterinary Dentistry and a dedicated patient care assistant.

In addition to seeing their own caseload, the dentistry team works collaboratively with all other departments in the hospital to help manage any cases that may have pathology of the jaws and oral cavity.

Client Review Time- We truly appreciate every review!"If you want your pet well looked after and cared for then this pla...
01/07/2025

Client Review Time- We truly appreciate every review!

"If you want your pet well looked after and cared for then this place is amazing! The vets and all the staff have been fantastic, makes a difference when someone is actually caring with a consultation and takes time to notice my dogs ..that’s a huge tuck for me…such a nice atmosphere for dogs too as let’s face it, not many like a trip to the vet and I know mine doesn’t …they have enclosed open cubicles which makes it less stressful for my dogs. 5•••••"

Dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery Month- What do they do?A veterinary dentist has advanced training and expertis...
01/07/2025

Dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery Month- What do they do?

A veterinary dentist has advanced training and expertise in diagnosing and treating pathologies affecting the the hard and soft tissues of the oral cavity, including the joint that opens and closes the mouth

The conditions seen most commonly are fractured teeth, gum disease and malpositioned teeth.

To read more about the team or to refer to our Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial team please visit https://www.bristolvetspecialists.co.uk/services/dentistry-and-maxillofacial-surgery/

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25/06/2025

Meet Dobby- Dobby presented acutely paraplegic (paralysed in his pelvic limbs) with a disc extrusion "slipped disc" in May this year. He had surgery with our neurology team and has been doing really well with his post-operative rehabilitation. He has underlying intervertebral disc degeneration, a precursor to potentially having a "slipped disc". Here he is sporting a lovely bandana and running around happily at his 6 week post op check. He is doing really well and hope he continues to raise awareness of IVDD in dogs as well as chase his big Deerhound friend at home!

He has a page himself

We have been nominated for the Veterinary Awards.The practice as a whole and our Oncology Specialist Owen Davies, have...
25/06/2025

We have been nominated for the Veterinary Awards.

The practice as a whole and our Oncology Specialist Owen Davies, have been nominated.

We are very grateful to be nominated by our clients!

Exciting news!A huge congratulations to Dan White. Dan has passed his VTS exams in Dermatology. Dan has been working tow...
24/06/2025

Exciting news!

A huge congratulations to Dan White.

Dan has passed his VTS exams in Dermatology. Dan has been working towards this since 2022. We are so proud of you and the effort that you have put in to achieve this.

Dan is the only nurse outride of the USA to hold this qualification.

You did it!!!

Ophthalmology Month - ✨ Tonometry ✨Introducing one of our favourite equipment used during an ophthalmology consultation,...
23/06/2025

Ophthalmology Month - ✨ Tonometry ✨

Introducing one of our favourite equipment used during an ophthalmology consultation, the TonoVet! We use this handheld device to measure the intraocular pressure (IOP), or pressure inside the eye, based on a principle of rebound tonometry. The small probe makes brief contact with the surface of the cornea and electromagnetically bounces back, taking 6 readings to provide us with the average IOP. This is an easy, pain free and crucial step of a full ophthalmic examination.

Top tip: ensure there is no pressure around the neck as this will result in falsely high readings!

Normal IOP: Dogs 10-25mmHg, Cats 15-25mmHg, Horses 12-30mmHg

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Severn Beach
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Tuesday 7:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 8pm
Thursday 7:30am - 8pm
Friday 7:30am - 8pm

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