Ct scan of a canine patient with advanced nasal disease. We use CT scanning alongside rhinoscopy and biopsy to investigate patients with a wide array of nasal symptoms. This dog presented with recurrent sneezing and blocked right sided nasal airflow and was later diagnosed with extensive nasal polypoid growths.
Medic Kate performing a fine needle aspirate on a kidney in a patient with renal disease. #veterinary #medicalvet #edenvetreferrals #veterinarymedicine #renalfailurecat
RVN Katie, seen here providing a patient with a fracture with regional anaesthetic via a Nerve Block. 💉 A nerve Stimulator is a compact device allowing nerves localisation by the emission of a low intensity electric current. This is used to locate the nerves and subsequently inject local anaesthetic agents down the needle. The effects can be seen for up to 6 hours. 🐾Nerve blocks provide complete and reliable analgesia of the entire leg. What’s more, we have greater anaesthetic stability from lower levels of anaesthetic gas, which is better for the environment and patient. 🎉 This is all part of our desire to reduce morbidity levels and increase recovery times in our patients undergoing major orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery. (The limb movement is involuntary and is caused by the stimulation of the nerves. The patient is always under general anaesthetic for this procedure so doesn’t feel a thing!)
🔊 Sound on! 🔊
Listen to Thor, only 6 weeks post upper airway surgery to aid with his brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS).
Thor had just completed a 3 minute exercise tolerance test which our surgeons use to assess their breathing and response to treatment.
Thor was a grade 2 pre-op and now was re-graded as zero or clinically unaffected. Go Thor!
He will require annual checks and lifetime environmental changes to ensure his condition doesn’t deteriorate.
We often see a spike in BOAS cases in Summer when these cases decompensate in the heat. Surgery at cooler times of the year is massively beneficial for the patient and owners. If you have a case you suspect is suffering from BOAS please don’t wait to refer them to us today!
We’re here to help!
Misty, only 8 weeks post Pan-tarsal Arthrodesis. Can you tell which hind-leg was operated on?!🐾
Stay tuned to read more about misty’s story soon. 💙
Feline Vet Laura and her nurses performing retrograde Rhinoscopy on a feline patient who had a grass blade lodged up its nose!
The offending blade was removed and they were discharged the following day!
Our medical teams are highly trained at performing an array of endoscopic procedures all for the benefit of our patients 💜
Ida, walking amazingly well only 2 weeks post TPLO surgery for cranial cruciate ligament failure!
See how the team use rhinoscopy with flexible grasping forceps to be able to retrieve the lodged foreign body!
Can you guess what was lodged up this poor spaniels nose?
Did you know we have a range of endoscopes therefore are able to investigate and treat a wide range of patients! This chap was referred for constant sneezing and epistaxis after a walk.
See the following videos to find out more! 🐶
Last year Maggie suffered a gastrocnemius avulsion to her left hind limb which left her with a moderate lameness.
With the use of intralesional regenerative medicine (PRP) injections, physiotherapy and laser therapy, Maggie’s lameness resolved and this is her at her last appointment. Maggie is now signed off and can go about her daily life being a mad Kelpie! 💜
We would like to wish our clients a very happy and healthy 2025!
We have lots of exciting news for the year ahead so watch this space! 🍾🥳🎊🐾💜
Check out Minnie at her 14 day appointment with surgeon Edd, it’s like she never fractured her elbow! 💝
Eden Veterinary Referrals is an independent, purpose built, state-of-the-art veterinary practice based in Shavington, Cheshire.
