We are celebrating the news that two of our clinicians, Darren Carwardine and George Nye,…
We are working safely to provide routine, urgent and emergency care for all patients. To…
Highcroft Referrals is excited to share plans to move to a new state-of-the-art Specialist veterinary…
We are very excited to announce the introduction of some key changes to the way…
We are very happy to welcome James Histed, American and RCVS Specialist in Ophthalmology and…
As the situation may change over time, we may issue further updates in due course.…
We are delighted to announce a new SignVideo service for our deaf clients who use…
The internal medicine team at Highcroft Referrals has undergone a fair bit of change in…
What is it? It’s a tiny organism that primarily infects rabbits but may also be…
Insulinoma or pancreatic beta cell tumor is an abnormal growth of the pancreas that secretes…
1. Do I need to take a bone biopsy? Why not do an FNA? Fine needle…
Receiving a haematology report which shows that a dog has “atypical lymphoid cells” in circulation…
Every year Highcroft Veterinary Referrals deliver a number of free CPD evenings covering a wide range of topics from oncology to emergency critical care.
Learn moreOur practices are open and providing routine, urgent and emergency referral care for your patients. We continue to work safely with social distancing and a combination of telephone consultations and on-site examinations. GP vets should contact our referral centres directly for clinical advice on cases.
