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For pet owners

Our veterinary specialists

We are a large, multi-disciplinary veterinary referral hospital in Alton, Hampshire. We only see cases referred by veterinary surgeons for specialist diagnosis and treatment. We have teams of specialists and advanced veterinary practitioners in a broad range of disciplines, including cardiology, dermatology, dentistry, emergency care, critical care, internal medicine, oncology, orthopaedics, neurology and neurosurgery and soft tissue surgery. We believe that a very important aspect of delivering the highest standards of care for pets is communicating with their owners and their primary vets in an efficient, empathetic and caring manner. Our staff have excellent clinical training, qualifications and experience.

What is wrong with your pet?

This section aims to help provide some valuable information regarding the condition, diagnosis and possible treatment options.

Dog Front

Potential Conditions

Click on the cross over the area that your pet is affected to see the types of conditions that can occur in these regions.

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Fractures

Fractures can occur from direct trauma, ie road traffic accidents, fights with other dogs, or sporting injuries.

When a fracture occurs, one of the main objectives is to stabilise the bone and any fragments to allow healing, reduce pain, and limit movement so they cannot cause further damage to surrounding muscle, nerves and blood vessels. There are several different methods for stabilising fractures.

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Otitis Externa

This is an infection or inflammation of the outer ear canal.

Parasites, foreign bodies, allergies, and diseases causing abnormal skin renewal time have all been known as factors that directly cause this problem.

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Elbow Dysplasia

This is commonly diagnosed in young, growing dogs and is where there is abnormal development of the elbow joint.

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Dog Side

Fractures

Fractures can occur from direct trauma, ie road traffic accidents, fights with other dogs, or sporting injuries.

When a fracture occurs, one of the main objectives is to stabilise the bone and any fragments to allow healing, reduce pain, and limit movement so they cannot cause further damage to surrounding muscle, nerves and blood vessels. There are several different methods for stabilising fractures.

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Cruciate Ligament

The cranial cruciate ligament is an important structure of the knee joint. It attaches the femur to the tibia, preventing instability of the knee, when this ligament becomes ruptured or torn the femur slides or rubs on the tibia resulting in pain and inflammation causing the dog to be lame and painful.

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Hip Dysplasia

Hip dysplasia affects growing dogs, it is a malformation of the hip joint which leads to excessive laxity of the joint.

 

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Cat Front

Potential Conditions

Click on the cross over the area that your pet is affected to see the types of conditions that can occur in these regions.

Contact us

Fractures

Fractures can occur from direct trauma, ie road traffic accidents, fights with other dogs, or sporting injuries.

When a fracture occurs, one of the main objectives is to stabilise the bone and any fragments to allow healing, reduce pain, and limit movement so they cannot cause further damage to surrounding muscle, nerves and blood vessels. There are several different methods for stabilising fractures.

Contact us
Cat Side

Potential Conditions

Click on the cross over the area that your pet is affected to see the types of conditions that can occur in these regions.

Contact us

Fractures

Fractures can occur from direct trauma, ie road traffic accidents, fights with other dogs, or sporting injuries.

When a fracture occurs, one of the main objectives is to stabilise the bone and any fragments to allow healing, reduce pain, and limit movement so they cannot cause further damage to surrounding muscle, nerves and blood vessels. There are several different methods for stabilising fractures.

Contact us

Our referral vets

We only see cases referred by veterinary surgeons for specialist diagnosis and treatment. We have teams of specialists and advanced veterinary practitioners in a broad range of disciplines, including cardiology, dermatology, dentistry, emergency care, critical care, internal medicine, oncology, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, neurology and neurosurgery and soft tissue surgery. We believe that a very important aspect of delivering the highest standards of care for pets is communicating with their owners and their primary vets in an efficient, empathetic and caring manner. Our staff have excellent clinical training, qualifications and experience.

Our referral vets

Repeat prescription

Please order your required medication using our online form.

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Every year Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists deliver a number of free CPD evenings covering a wide range of topics from oncology to emergency critical care.

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Important Information

Please note we’re having some maintenance work done today (Monday 19th February 2024) between the hours of 9am – 5pm which may cause disruption to our phones. If you have difficulties contacting our main number, please text: 07386651151 and we will contact you.