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Pepsi’s Bowel Blockage
By David Loneragan | Dated November 21, 2019
Pepsi is a beautiful 4 month old Great Dane who had diarrhoea a few weeks before she came into Gordon Vets. Her owners noticed something wrong and brought her up […]
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Roxy’s Magical Disc
By Helen Burns | Dated April 1, 2020
Just as with people who are diabetic, with diabetic dogs and cats we need to regularly check their blood glucose level to ensure that we are keeping it within a […]
Mythbusting Coronavirus in Dogs and Cats
By John Morgan | Dated March 6, 2020
As we are sure everyone is aware there is ongoing press about the Coronavirus outbreak currently affecting many parts of the globe. At Gordon Vet Hospital we take infection control […]
Dr Catherine Chen Collecting a Sample of the Spleen During Ultrasound
By Catherine Chen | Dated March 6, 2020
We are fortunate enough to have a great range of skills at Gordon Vet Hospital that allow us to detect and treat diseases early. In this video Dr Catherine demonstrates […]
A Big GVH Welcome to our new cat vet Dr Sally Coggins!
By John Morgan | Dated March 2, 2020
We are delighted to have Sally join us last week! She will be sharing her knowledge of all things feline and helping us provide the best possible cat care! Sally […]
A Foxy Visitor to Gordon Vets
By Helen Burns | Dated February 3, 2020
Last week we were visited by a grey-headed flying fox, which was brought in by its carer. Like much wildlife, these cute little creatures are struggling at the moment. The […]
Pet games for a rainy / hot / smoky day
By Helen Burns | Dated February 3, 2020
Did you know that your dog or cat can do puzzles? Or play hide and seek? How about the cup game, or which hand? Keep reading to find out how. […]
Winnie’s self medication
By Helen Burns | Dated October 26, 2019
Whilst many of us will take a paracetamol tablet, or have a cup of coffee without hesitation, these seemingly innocuous agents can be highly toxic when consumed by a dog […]
Frederik’s Feline Brain Surgery
By John Morgan | Dated October 25, 2019
This month we had a very interesting case with one of our favourite patients! Frederik is a lovely 9 year old British Short Hair cat who was a little off […]
Peri’s Broken Heart Breaks All Our Hearts.
By Helen Burns | Dated October 25, 2019
It’s true that all of us get attached to our patients, and frequently we can’t help but get emotional. Last month, however there wasn’t a dry eye in the house. […]
