Our aim is to provide the very best facilities and care for your pets. There are four fully equipped consulting rooms in our hospital. Consultations run morning, afternoon and evening. We have two floors at our main branch hospital.
The Ground Floor
General Area
Used for minor procedures such as stitching minor wounds, examinations under general anaesthetic, bandaging and dental procedures. The general area is fully equipped with modern anaesthetic machines with active scavenging, examination tables and a high-speed dental machine with dental tub table.
Diagnostic Suite
This comprises of the latest in radiography technology with a digital imaging processor, which means no longer waiting for x-rays to be processed, the images can be seen within moments. This will reduce your pet's anaesthetic time considerably! The suite also includes several endoscopes and imaging facilities which our staff are fully trained to use.
Laboratory
The hospital has its own in-house modern wet biochemistry machine and haematology machine, which will give most blood results within the hour.
In-house Cytology - most cytology can be done in our lab with our microscope for quick result feedback.
Kennels and Cattery
We have a large kennel area suitable for all sized dogs! There are separate isolation kennels for infectious cases situated away from the main kennel area. The kennels are monitored by our staff regularly, day and night. Animals recovering from surgical procedures and operations will recover in our first floor surgical suite.
The cattery is separate from the dog kennels to reduce stress and keep the cats as calm as possible. All kennels have central heating and air conditioning.
The First Floor
Comprising of a large preparation area and three sterile surgical theatres. All theatres have modern anaesthetic machines, operating tables and lighting facilities.
Orthopaedic Theatre
This is fully equipped with the latest orthopaedic equipment and instrumentation. This theatre is mainly used to perform operations such as fracture repairs, routine cruciate repairs or tibial plateau levelling osteotomy (TPLO) and spinal surgery such as a laminectomy.
Main Theatre
This theatre is used for elective routine surgery such as neutering, emergency surgery or TECAs.
Ophthalmology Theatre
This theatre is used for procedures such as cataract or 'cherry eye' surgery.
Fluoroscopy Suite
This is used for imaging during procedures such as myelograms.
There is a separate kennel ward on the first floor for recovering surgical patients. The kennels have their own air-conditioning and heating facilities to ensure that the patients recover as warm and as comfortable as possible. The kennels are regularly monitored until the patients are fully recovered from their anaesthetics and can be discharged.