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Facilities

Hospital Facilities

Highcroft Veterinary Referrals is the leading veterinary hospital in the South West and is equipped with the most modern equipment available in veterinary medicine and surgery. Importantly, we have all the equipment that our specialists need to investigate and care for your pet to the highest possible standards.

Hospital Facilities
Hospital Facilities

Our hospital includes:

  • Eight modern consulting rooms (two reserved for cats only) mri-machine-3.
  • Four modern operating theatres including one dedicated to key-hole surgery and cardiac interventions.
  • High-field (1.5Tesla) MRI.
  • 16-slice CT scanner.
  • Fully digital X-ray suite.
  • High-definition ultrasound scanner.
  • Cardiology suite including echo cardiography and cardiac analysis centre.
  • Intensive care unit.
  • Chemotherapy treatment room.
  • Endoscopy suite with flexible and rigid endoscopy.
  • PACS system to store and access all our diagnostic images from all our diagnostic modalities.
  • Modern, comfortable wards for dogs with plenty of walk-in kennels for larger dogs.
  • Quiet “cat-friendly” ward space for cats only.
  • Dedicated visiting booths for you to visit your pet in comfort should they need to stay in our hospital for a period of time.
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Every year Highcroft Veterinary Referrals deliver a number of free CPD evenings covering a wide range of topics from oncology to emergency critical care.

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COVID-19 Update

Our 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.