Eden Veterinary Referrals

Eden Veterinary Referrals Eden Veterinary Referrals is an independent, purpose built, state-of-the-art veterinary practice based in Shavington, Cheshire.
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We are proud to offer a team of highly skilled and experienced Advanced Practitioner Surgeons and Internal Medics. With extensive onsite facilities featuring cutting-edge technology, our multi-disciplinary team and 24/7 nursing support we can deliver gold standard care to all who are referred. EVR accept referral clients from Cheshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire and Merseyside.

Using the latest technology in our specialist orthopaedic suite! 🦴Our orthopaedic theatre is fully equipped to accommoda...
03/07/2025

Using the latest technology in our specialist orthopaedic suite! 🦴

Our orthopaedic theatre is fully equipped to accommodate a vast array of surgeries from simple to complex. Eg Having a screen allows our surgeons to visualise their calculations and strategy for repair without having to leave theatre!

Thanks to VPOP PRO on this particular case!

It’s Derm Wednesday again! Today we’ll be talking about Otitis media in dogs and cats. Otitis media in dogs refers to in...
02/07/2025

It’s Derm Wednesday again!

Today we’ll be talking about Otitis media in dogs and cats.

Otitis media in dogs refers to inflammation or infection of the middle ear. Depending the underlying cause, affected structures and severity, governs the clinical signs demonstrated!

It often results from progression of otitis externa (dogs) or infections of the upper respiratory tract (especially in kittens). Underlying atopic dermatitis is a common cause of OM in dogs however polyps / tumours are more common in cats.

Investigations involves diagnostic imaging (video otoscopy and CT scans) along with myringotomy to perform biopsies and lavage. Treatment depends upon the underlying cause which can be medical or surgical!

If you have a patient with neurological signs associated with inflamed ears or chronic otitis externa , please don’t delay , refer them to our dermatology team! 🙏

Vets and Nurses - don’t forget to sign up to our dermatology evening in August! 🥳

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vets-rvn-dermatology-cpd-evening-free-tickets-1414863788679?aff=oddtdtcreator

Such a lovely review - thank you! It was a pleasure to treat Murphy and help you all 💙Murphy was referred to our MSK lam...
01/07/2025

Such a lovely review - thank you!

It was a pleasure to treat Murphy and help you all 💙

Murphy was referred to our MSK lameness clinic and after investigation was diagnosed with elbow arthritis with secondary Supraspinatus tendonitis.

Through use of ultrasound, we can perform detailed assessment and treatment of soft tissue (muscles, tendons, ligaments) structures which are often associated with lameness in dogs.

We then use this imaging modality for targeted treatments into the inflamed / disease tissues and with monitoring during the rehabilitation process. 👏🏻

Feline medicine team, Vet Laura and RVN Lizzie, attended the World Feline Medicine Conference in Edinburgh this weekend ...
30/06/2025

Feline medicine team, Vet Laura and RVN Lizzie, attended the World Feline Medicine Conference in Edinburgh this weekend gone!

Fun was had by all and is all part of the continued education our team carry out to ensure they are up to date with current research and advice! 🐾

**Warning - graphic images of surgery**This week’s star patient is Jasper, a lovely cocker spaniel! Jasper was internall...
29/06/2025

**Warning - graphic images of surgery**

This week’s star patient is Jasper, a lovely cocker spaniel!

Jasper was internally referred to one of our internal medics, Kate, after an abdominal mass was palpable during a routine consultation.

Following abdominal ultrasonography, contrast CT scans were advised to clearly identify the origin of this mass and what treatment would be appropriate. This revealed a mass on the caecum with thankfully, no sign of metastatic disease.

Referral surgeon, Ginnie, then took Jasper to theatre and after careful dissection was able to perform a typhlectomy. She used a GIA surgical stapler to both remove the caecum and associated mass whilst creating a strong seal to dramatically lower the risk of any wound breakdown.

The surgery was a success and Jasper went home
shortly afterwards after a brief stay with us! We will continue to see Jasper for follow up checks to ensure the cancer hasn’t returned elsewhere but in the meantime, well done Jasper! 🐾

Blood transfusions in cats are a critical medical intervention used to treat life-threatening conditions such as severe ...
24/06/2025

Blood transfusions in cats are a critical medical intervention used to treat life-threatening conditions such as severe anemia, blood loss from trauma or surgery, certain clotting disorders, or immune-mediated diseases.

🩸 When Are Blood Transfusions Needed in Cats?

Common indications include:
• Severe anemia (from hemolysis, chronic disease, or bone marrow failure)
• Hemorrhage or trauma
• Surgical blood loss
• Toxin exposure (e.g., onion toxicity)
• Autoimmune hemolytic anemia
• Clotting disorders (like rodenticide poisoning or DIC)

🧬 Feline Blood Types

Cats have three main blood types: A, B, and AB.
• Type A: Most common (especially in domestic shorthairs in North America)
• Type B: Less common, found in certain breeds like British Shorthairs, Devon Rex, and some Australian cats
• Type AB: Very rare.

✅ Outcome and Prognosis

A successful transfusion can be life-saving, but the underlying condition must be addressed for long-term survival. Some cats may need repeat transfusions, especially if they have ongoing disease or hemolysis.

We often have patients referred for anaemia investigations and blood transfusions so are always happy to assist where possible!

Fantastic review from a client coming through our outpatient CT service last week! We’re always happy to help our referr...
23/06/2025

Fantastic review from a client coming through our outpatient CT service last week!

We’re always happy to help our referring vets. If you think you have a case for CT or wondering if outpatient CT is the right choice for the patient then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

One of our wonderful nurses, Emma, runs the scans for us and is your port of call during the process!

This week’s star patient post focuses on our Chemotherapy service at Eden. Both Hattie and Mr Darcy were referred to one...
22/06/2025

This week’s star patient post focuses on our Chemotherapy service at Eden.

Both Hattie and Mr Darcy were referred to one of our Medics, Kate, when they became unwell and were later diagnosed with lymphoma.

We would like to celebrate these two very important patients and their dedicated owners for completing their chemotherapy treatment. ⭐️

Chemotherapy is the use of cytotoxic drugs to destroy cancer cells with the aim to; improve patient’s quality of life, achieve partial or complete tumour control and increase patient’s survival time. The chemotherapy protocols are intense and require full commitment from owners.

Whilst undergoing chemotherapy treatment pets and owners and greeted by the dedicated team at each appointment and supported through every single milestone. Which is why when owners are invited to ring the bell it is often greeted with cheers, claps and sometimes happy tears.

Hattie 🐱has completed 12 months of treatment for lymphoma, she is now in remission and enjoying attention outside of the hospital.

Mr Darcy 🐶 has completed 6 months of treatment for lymphoma, he is also in remission and is a popular patient amongst the team, he often bounces through the door for cuddles and gravy bones.

Ringing the bell to celebrate the end of chemotherapy treatment is a day that feels so far away for owners just starting the process but rest assured that day is soon here and were delighted to share that moment with you.

Please join use in celebrating this day with Hattie, Mr Darcy and their lovely owners. ❤️

This Friday we celebrate the practice becoming a member of the "Zero Pain Philosophy". Katie Glover RVN CertAVN has work...
20/06/2025

This Friday we celebrate the practice becoming a member of the "Zero Pain Philosophy". Katie Glover RVN CertAVN has worked hard to achieve this accreditation for the practice.

The zero pain organisation focuses on providing veterinary professionals with training to ensure that no pet suffers pain unnecessarily.

Visiting Eden means that you can be sure we are committed to working to the highest standards of pain management for your pet.

Typical pain we see in the practice include:
Arthritis
Spinal Pain
Nerve Pain
Joint Pain
Dental Pain
Gastrointestinal Pain

We tailor all pain relief choices to the individual patient based on their requirements and also ensuring that the option we choose is safe.

For more information and to browse other accredited practices: https://www.zeropainphilosophy.com/zero-pain-practices

James and Steph are key members of our referral and first opinion teams and you will often see them during consultations...
20/06/2025

James and Steph are key members of our referral and first opinion teams and you will often see them during consultations.

Apart from being our fantastic practice nurses they each have dedicated roles outside of their first opinion responsibilities.

James’s main role on the referral side is being our dedicated dermatology nurse. He is essential to the successful day to day running of this service and helps Vet Viorela both clinically (with the diagnosis and monitoring of patients) and administratively (liaising with clients and diary management).

Vet Vio would be lost without him!

Steph is our mobility nurse and assists our orthopaedic team with the ongoing care of these patients. She provides support to clients, advice on their individual care needs and post operative physiotherapy and laser therapy of these surgical/lameness patients.

She has recently successfully completed a certificate in ‘Canine Arthritis Management.’ This focuses on the early recognition and management of canine arthritis and is integral to the overall care of our patients.

It’s Dermatology Wednesday! 🐾This week we’re continuing to discuss what conditions we treat at EVR! Today we are going t...
18/06/2025

It’s Dermatology Wednesday! 🐾

This week we’re continuing to discuss what conditions we treat at EVR!

Today we are going to discuss one of the most underestimated and common conditions we see in practice - otitis externa! Aka external ear infections! 👂

Main take home from today - there is ALWAYS an underlying cause! 🩺

Prompt diagnostics, investigation and treatment is always the preferred route as the patient will end up with an ‘end stage’, chronically infected and painful ear which would most likely led to extensive surgery.

These are the root triggers that initiate inflammation or alter the ear canal environment:
• Allergic skin disease
• Parasitic infections (ear mites) 🕷️
• Foreign bodies (Grass awns, foxtails) 🌾
• Keratinization disorders (Seborrhea)
• Endocrinopathies (Hypothyroidism, hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing’s)) 🩺
• Autoimmune diseases
• Neoplasia or polyps (Especially in older animals or cats (e.g., nasopharyngeal polyps))

We have an experienced dermatology team available along with extensive equipment and resources to be able to help your patients and pets. Don’t delay, refer today! 👏🏻

Address

Eden Vets, 416 Newcastle Road
Crewe
CW25JF

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+441270439277

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