Services at Eureka

We are fully equipped for most surgical procedures. Our vets are experienced surgeons and able to perform most complex surgeries.

For more complex surgeries such as orthopaedics, we are able to arrange for a surgeon to come to the practice to ensure your pet can be treated with us if you wish.

All patients are clipped and prepped in our prep room, before being transported to our sterile Theatre. This means we are able to ensure a sterile environment is maintained to the highest standards for your pets.

All our staff wear surgical scrubs, hats and either surgical shoes or shoe covers.

All patients are attached to our brand new multiparameter, as well as being monitored by one of our dedicated nursing team to ensure the highest standard of care is given to your beloved pets.

We have Digital Radiography. We have AI equipment to help with diagnosis as well as the means to send the X-rays off to specialists for interpretation, if the need arises.

We are able to perform Ultrasonography in-house, as well as arrange for a specialist to visit us here at the practice for more complex cases.

We have a complete dental units and a range of specialised dental instruments.

Along with specially trained staff involved in the dentistry, we offer highly efficient, professional and thorough dental treatment plans for your pets.

Our superb, top of the range X-ray unit, provides us with top quality and accurate images enabling the vets to diagnose ‘hidden’ problems with ease and confidence.

We have an ultrasound machine, enabling us to scan your pet when X-raying is not the best option or if we need extra images to help with diagnoses, giving us more information needed for offering the best treatment plans for your pets.

It allows us to scan internal organs and soft tissues, compared to X-rays, which show us mainly bony areas and some of the denser tissue structures.

Taking an animal’s blood pressure is a non-invasive and inexpensive procedure. It is done in the same way as for people, with an inflatable cuff around a foreleg or the tail and usually takes around 5 minutes.

High blood pressure is common in dogs and especially in cats over 10 years old. In most cases, there will be no sign of the high blood pressure but it can affect the kidneys and heart and can lead to strokes. It is particularly important to check in animals with heart, kidney or hyperthyroid disease, but we advise routine checks for any dog or cat over 10 years old.

If your pet does have high blood pressure, it can easily be lowered with tasteless tablets.

Modern technology enables us to perform Electrocardiograms, which are sent down a telephone line to a cardiac specialist, where he maps the readings and promptly sends us the results along with his comments and advice.