Why Proper Medication Disposal Matters – Protecting Health and the Environment At our practice, we are committed to protecting both animal and human health while minimising our environmental impact. A key part of this is ensuring the safe disposal of […]
Laparoscopic surgery (keyhole surgery) for pets is becoming increasingly popular due to its minimally invasive nature, faster recovery times, and reduced pain compared to traditional open surgery. At Hook Norton Veterinary Group we have some very experienced surgeons that are […]
We are governed by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and the Professional Code of Conduct that applies to all Veterinary Surgeons. Please see the following points regarding prescribing medication for your pet. Prescribing Medication A vet is legally […]
HNVG Mobile Veterinary Service Our mobile veterinary service is set to make it easier for pet owners to manage their pets’ health without the stress of transporting them to a clinic. Whether it’s routine check-ups, vaccinations, taking bloods, vet consultations […]
Laser Therapy Laser Therapy is pain-free, non-invasive and safe way to help benefit your pet’s health How does it work? Laser therapy uses near infra-red light to enhance and accelerate the body’s natural healing process. The laser is placed […]
Neutering Kittens Male and female kittens can be neutered from around 4-6 months of age. Neutering offers a number of advantages, especially if performed at an early stage. A female cat (queen) can come into season and get pregnant from […]
Video Consultations make access to our veterinary experts easy; there could be a time when getting to your vet simply isn’t possible. Our telehealth service enables you to seek advice from our Team from the comfort of your home. • […]
We are proud to have an in-house laboratory with state of the art machines that can analyse your pet’s blood any time of the day. In emergency situations, we can have some results within as little as 15 minutes from […]
The Hook Norton branch is proud to be an RCVS accredited veterinary hospital. To maintain this title we are submitted to regular rigorous examinations of the premises and facilities. Our hospital includes separate wards for cats/small mammals, and dogs. We […]
Our state of the art digital xray equipment is situated in our radiology room at the Hook Norton hospital. Any sized pet can be xrayed on our sliding table with ease. High quality digital xrays are sent to a computer […]
XLVets | Independent Veterinary Care at Hook Norton Veterinary Group At Hook Norton Veterinary Group, we’re proud to be one of the founder members of XLVets – a community of independently owned veterinary practices working together to provide exceptional veterinary […]
Echocardiography (a heart scan) is an imaging technique using ultrasound to assess the heart. This allows us to have a look at the heart’s shape and structure, giving a detailed assessment of the chambers, valves, and great vessels. In addition […]
Laparoscopic Spay surgery is a form of minimally invasive surgery. It is considered by many to be the gold standard for neutering female dogs. Benefits for the patient: Minimal peri-operative pain Faster healing and recovery – pets are often […]
If you plan on taking your pet on holiday, you will need to make sure they have an Animal Health Certificate (AHC). Below you will find all of the information you need to get an Animal Health Certificate and all […]
Our pet’s mean the world to us; they give us everything in the time they have with us and although it can be difficult, we have to have their best interests at heart. This can mean we have to make […]
Computed Tomography (C.T) is available locally, whereas in the past, animals have had to be referred to specialist centres further afield to benefit from this service. Computed tomography (C.T.) uses x-rays to produce a 3D image. This allows the accurate […]
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Ultrasonography provides exceptional images of the internal organs of pets of all sizes. Ultrasonography is a valuable non-invasive way of diagnosing multiple problems in your pets ranging from heart disease and blockages in the gut to tumours and internal infections. […]
Our team of small animal surgeons perform both routine and emergency soft tissue surgery procedures in our surgical suite at the Hook Norton hospital. Operations can range from routine spays/castrations to life-saving intestinal surgery and caesareans. Pets undergoing surgical procedures […]
Dental disease is the most common health problem in our pets, yet it still often goes undiagnosed and untreated. At HNVG, we can help diagnose, treat and prevent dental disease to help your pet stay pain-free! Our dental suite houses […]
Our operating theatre at Hook Norton is fully equipped with orthopaedic surgical facilities which enable us to treat a range of ailments, including fracture repair and cruciate ligament injuries, using the latest techniques. We have a visiting orthopaedic surgeon who […]
Endoscopy can be used to view the gastrointestinal tract (oesophagus, stomach or intestines) or airways of cats or dogs, without surgical intervention. We use it to diagnose disease (via biopsies) or even to remove inhaled or ingested foreign bodies. It […]
Our dedicated small animal vets provide 15-minute veterinary consultations by appointment throughout the day. Whether you would like a general check over or have a particular worry about your pet’s health, the vets are available to examine your pet, discuss […]
Hill’s Pet Nutrition Dog & Cat Food | Science-Based Diets for Pets At our practice, we proudly recommend Hill’s Pet Nutrition- premium dog and cat food developed using advanced, science-led nutrition. From puppies and kittens through to senior pets, Hill’s […]
Cat Vaccination We recommend yearly boosters for Cat Flu, Enteritis and Leukaemia. Cat Flu: spreads very easily by direct or indirect contact between cats. It can leave cats with respiratory disease for the rest of their life. Enteritis: an often […]
