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# Bishops Stortford Vets

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- [Neutering](https://www.stortvet.com/neutering/) - We recommend that you neuter your pet, for health reasons as well as social reasons. As you are probably aware, every year animal charities are inundated with unwanted animals, by neutering your pet you are not adding to this problem. There are also many health and behaviour benefits for a neutered animal. For dogs this includes reducing
- [Aquatic Treadmill](https://www.stortvet.com/aquatic-treadmill/) - An aquatic treadmill provides the latest technology for small animal rehabilitation, pre- and post-operative conditioning, general fitness training and weight loss. The treadmill is surrounded by glass sides allowing the hydrotherapist to monitor your animal’s range of joint movement, stride length and pattern throughout the session. With fully adjustable temperatures, water levels and speeds the
- [Ambulance](https://www.stortvet.com/ambulance/) - Our veterinary ambulance is available for transportation of animals when needed. Our vets and nurses use the ambulance for bringing animals into Hospital , or delivering them back home if owners cannot travel themselves, or if the pet is too large or unwell to travel in an owners car.
- [Consultation rooms](https://www.stortvet.com/consultation-rooms/) - There are 4 fully equipped consultation rooms with air conditioning for your comfort.
- [Dental Room](https://www.stortvet.com/dental-room/) - Dental disease is common in dogs, cats and rabbits and can be a source of great discomfort to our pets. Our dental suite is designed to allow our vets to perform a thorough examination of your pet’s mouth, remove scale, tartar and bacteria from the teeth and perform extractions of any teeth that might be
- [Endoscopy](https://www.stortvet.com/endoscopy/) - We have an extensive selection of fixed and flexible video endoscopes that allow us to examine a whole range of body systems including ear canals; upper airway and nasal chambers; throat, stomach and intestines and bladders. We are able to record images so that we can compare results over time and show you what we
- [Laboratory](https://www.stortvet.com/laboratory/) - Our laboratory, headed by Debbie Best, our fully qualified technician, is equipped with the latest haematology and wet chemistry machines. We continually upgrade our laboratory equipment, so as well as routine biochemistry and electrolyte monitoring we can test for coagulation disorders, some hormonal changes, specific tests for pancreatic disease, inflammatory markers and tests measuring the
- [Medical Ward](https://www.stortvet.com/medical-ward/) - When animals are too sick to go home, we have facilities to keep them here on site, tended by the duty nurse who remains here with them. There is CCTV that ensures they can be monitored even if the nurse is not in the room. There is an isolation area for animals with infectious diseases
- [Reception](https://www.stortvet.com/reception/) - As you arrive at the practice, please check in at reception so they can ensure you are seen promptly. We have a separate cat waiting area so our feline friends are less disturbed by any noisy canine companions.
- [In-House Laboratory](https://www.stortvet.com/in-house-laboratory/) - We can rapidly perform laboratory tests and get results quickly, this is especially important for emergency cases. We have biochemistry and microscopy facilities on site.
- [Operating Theatre](https://www.stortvet.com/operating-theatre/) - Our theatre complies with modern regulations and is climate controlled with a bacterial and viral filter. We have an extensive range of monitoring equipment and we use the best anaesthetic agents to ensure the highest levels of patient safety. We offer ‘same day’ pre-anaesthetic blood tests, performed in our on-site laboratory, to further improve patient
- [Ultrasound Room](https://www.stortvet.com/ultrasound-room/) - Our new, very sophisticated ultrasound machine allows us to thoroughly examine the workings of the heart and perform thorough examinations of the internal organs within the abdomen.We have four ultrasound probes meaning we can get detailed images of different parts of the body in all different sizes of pet animals, from guinea pigs to Great
- [X-ray](https://www.stortvet.com/x-ray/) - We have a very powerful, digital x-ray machine that allows us to take very clear radiographs. In particular it allows us to take very accurate chest films. In addition, more specialised radiological investigations can be performed such as barium meals (to study the digestive tract), intravenous urography (to study the urinary system) and myelography (to
- [Harvest Mites](https://www.stortvet.com/harvest-mites/) - It is that time of year again…..Harvest Mites! What are harvest mites? From late August into October, these pesky pests can make our canine and feline friends feel far from 100%. So what’s happening when harvest mites attack, how can you help to prevent the problem and soothe the scratching if the worst happens? Harvest
- [October 2017 - Life Saver Pepper](https://www.stortvet.com/october-2017-life-saver-pepper/) - Pepper is a beautiful Great Dane who has been with her family for 6 years. She is a lovely dog who warms to you as she gains your trust. Being a large breed dog, Pepper’s owners decided to register her on our blood donor list. Pepper has been called upon twice since May 2017 to
- [Consulting Room](https://www.stortvet.com/consulting-room/) - Air conditioned for your comfort. Fully equipped for a thorough examination, including ophthalmoscopy.
- [Operating Theatre](https://www.stortvet.com/operating-theatre-2/) - Sterile theatre if fully equipped for a wide variety of soft tissue operations. Anaesthetic monitoring equipment, to monitor: heart rate and rhythm, blood pressure and oxygen saturation in the blood stream, while a pet is under anaesthetic.
- [Reception](https://www.stortvet.com/reception-2/) - As you arrive at the practice, please check in at reception so they can ensure you are seen promptly.
- [X-Ray](https://www.stortvet.com/x-ray-2/) - We have a very powerful, digital x-ray machine that allows us to take very clear radiographs.
- [Behavioural Consultations](https://www.stortvet.com/behavioural-consultations/) - Rosemary Cowper has a long standing interest in behavioural therapy and consultations can be booked with her to discuss all aspects of problem behaviour, from cats spraying in the house to aggressive dogs and firework phobias.
- [Flea Control](https://www.stortvet.com/flea-control/) - Many over the counter flea products are not highly effective at controlling fleas. We ensure all our flea products are a minimum of 95% effective and will dispense them as rapidly as we can to you.
- [Nurse Clinics](https://www.stortvet.com/nurse-clinics/) - We offer a competitively priced range of nurse services including: Nail clipping Sutures / stitches out Microchipping Dental checks Weight clinics Anal glands emptying Flea checks and advice Worm checks and advice Tick removal Nutritional advice Dressing / bandage changes
- [Microchipping](https://www.stortvet.com/microchipping/) - We strongly recommend that you microchip your pets, especially cats that go outside. It is a simple procedure to implant the chip and can be done in a consultation without anaesthetic. For kittens that remain indoors until after neutering we recommend that a micorchip is implanted at the same time as their neutering. Puppies must
- [Repeat Prescriptions](https://www.stortvet.com/repeat-prescriptions/) - We offer next working day service on all our prescriptions (baring supply problems) and you can either phone reception or email us with your name, your pet’s name, detailed requirements of what you need and a contact number should there be a problem. It is a legal requirement that animals dispensed prescription only medications are
- [Vaccinations and Healthchecks](https://www.stortvet.com/vaccinations-and-healthchecks/) - All vaccinations are performed by a fully qualified veterinary surgeon and your pet is given a full 12 point health check for their safety prior to administration. We firmly believe that your pets should be covered from youth all the way through to old age and will send you a yearly reminder. Leptospirosis in dogs
- [Worming](https://www.stortvet.com/worming/) - We recommend that all pets be wormed regularly. The frequency will vary depending on your pets’ lifestyle and exposure, why not ask your vet or ask at reception for our free advice leaflet.
- [Ticks](https://www.stortvet.com/hello-world-2/) - There has been a lot of coverage in the news about the emergence of new tick diseases in the UK with cases of the tick bourne disease Babesia canis being found in dogs in Harlow, Essex. It is unclear as to whether this is set to become an emerging threat for the whole of the UK or
- [Diets](https://www.stortvet.com/diets/) - There is a huge range of pet foods out there but how do you know which one is best? It can be very difficult to know the difference between a good quality food and a poor quality one. We are more than happy for you to discuss your pet’s dietary needs with one of our
- [Ferrets](https://www.stortvet.com/ferrets/) - We regularly see ferrets at both of our surgeries. They can make lovely pets and are full of personality. We can neuter ferrets from four months of age. However recent evidence shows that neutered ferrets can be more prone to a hormone condition called Cushings. We therefore recommend that clients discuss with us whether or
- [Vaccinations](https://www.stortvet.com/vaccinations/) - Why are vaccinations important? As with any member of your family, you want the best health for your pet. Providing them with immunisation, avoiding the chances of them contracting life threatening and fatal diseases aids this. Puppies and kittens will receive immunity from their mothers when they are first born, however this gradually reduces leaving
- [Worming & Flea Treatment](https://www.stortvet.com/worming-flea-treatment/) - The last few years have been particularly bad for fleas. We have seen a large number of clients struggling to get rid of them having used supermarket products. If you are struggling, you're not the only one, give us a call for some advice or take part in our BIG FLEA FREE GUARANTEE with our
- [Dental Care](https://www.stortvet.com/dental-care/) - Dental disease is a common problem in pets but, with help from their owners, it can be easily prevented. If done from an early age, cats and dogs can greatly benefit from owners brushing their teeth. If brushing is not an option, there are various methods of preventative dental care, for example, dental diets, dental
- [Microchipping](https://www.stortvet.com/microchipping-2/) - As of 6th April 2016 if became law for all dogs in England to be microchipped and for the registered owners details to be kept up to date. Owners could face a £500 if their dog is not chipped! How would you feel if your pet went missing? Even the best trained and well cared for animals
- [Rabbits](https://www.stortvet.com/rabbits/) - At Wendy Lane vets we like to think offer a high level of care to our furry friends. Rabbits can need just as much looking after, if not more so, than cats and dogs and their medical care can be just as involved. As rabbit medicine has significantly advanced over the last ten years we
- [Chickens](https://www.stortvet.com/chickens/) - Chickens are an increasingly popular backyard pet and we are pleased to be able to offer care for our feathered friends here at the surgery. Treating chickens is quite different from cats and dogs, which is why one of our vets has been on chicken medicine courses so that we can offer up to date
- [Companion Dog Show - 1st September 2018 at Chalfont Giles Village Show](https://www.stortvet.com/companion-dog-show-1st-september-2018-at-chalfont-giles-village-show/) - The CSG show theme this year was Carnival and we certainly had some Carnival fun whilst running the Companion Dog Show and Wheelhouse stall at the show. During this wonderful village annual event, at our stall and from the Dog Show so many people helped us to raise lots of money for 3 animal charities
- [Charities we are supporting in 2018](https://www.stortvet.com/charities-we-are-supporting-in-2018/) - Each year The Wheelhouse Veterinary Centre chooses to support several different charities. Some of which we support year after year after year! We support them in several different ways by; raising money at events such as the Companion Dog show at Chalfont St Giles Show/collecting donations of food & bedding/holding Cake sales etc. During 2018
- [Hydrotherapy](https://www.stortvet.com/hydrotherapy/) - What is hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy is derived from the Greek word meaning water healing. It is controlled aquatic exercise in heated sanitized water. A combination of warmth, buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure reduces pain and swelling, promotes muscle relaxation and improves circulation and healing. The warmth of the water will relax the muscles. A decrease in range
- [Parking](https://www.stortvet.com/parking/) - There is free parking available in a large parking siding right outside the front of the Clinic.
- [Parking](https://www.stortvet.com/parking-2/) - We have our own car park with large parking bays including a disabled bay, beside the Hospital. Further free parking is available on the road right outside the Hospital.

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- [Home](https://www.stortvet.com/) - Bishops Stortford Veterinary Hospital Proudly independent since 1878 Our practice has been in operation for over 140 years at Rye Street in Bishop’s Stortford. In 1985 we achieved Hospital status and remain the only one in a 10 mile radius. We aim for the highest possible standards in patient and client care and continually invest
- [Deborah Berry RVN CertVNECC NCert(Anaesth)](https://www.stortvet.com/deborah-rideout-rvn-certvnecc-ncertanaesth/) - I qualified as an RVN in 2015 and joined BSVH in 2017. My professional interests include emergency and critical care, anaesthesia as well as training student nurses as a clinical coach. I have a cat called Reg, pictured coming in for some renal checks.
- [Christina Bradley RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/christina-reed-rvn/) - I joined BSVH in 2007 as an animal nursing assistant and qualified as an RVN in 2012. My veterinary interests include medical nursing and recovering animals after their procedures. I don’t currently have any pets but borrow Mia from Amy in hydrotherapy for occasional walks and lots of cuddles.
- [Rose McDonald RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/rose-macdonald-rvn/) - I joined BSVH in 2023 after qualifying as an RVN in 2022. My veterinary area of interest is medical nursing and inpatient care. At home I have 2 pets, a dog called George and a cat called Felix.
- [Amy Whybrow BSc (hons) MCHA](https://www.stortvet.com/amy-harvey-bsc-hons-mcha/) - I qualified as a hydrotherapist in 2019 and joined BSVH in 2018. My veterinary interests include pre and post operative rehabilitation, osteoarthritis management, laser therapy and physiotherapy. I have a 10yr old black Labrador called Mia. Fun fact: I have a degree in psychology and I was the first person in the UK to hold
- [Jessica Maddox BSc (hons) RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/jessica-watson-bsc-hons-rvn/) - I qualified as an RVN in 2019 and joined BSVH in November 2019 moving across from Gloucestershire. I have since become the Head Nurse and really enjoy supporting the team in this role. My veterinary interests include medical nursing and animal behaviour. I have rescued a cat from BSVH called Daphne ❤️
- [Amy Hickson RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/amy-hickson-rvn/) - I joined BSVH in 2022 after qualifying as an RVN. I have a special interest in exotics and anaesthesia within veterinary. At home I have 2 cats, Aurthur and George, and I regularly visit my family dog Juno, who is a Great Dane.
- [Stephanie Hughes RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/stephanie-hughes-rvn/) - I joined BSVH in 2009 and qualified as an RVN in 2012. My veterinary interests include all things feline and anaesthesia. I have three cats (Willow, Freckles and Boots) and two terrapins (Buggy and Speedy).
- [Jo Rice RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/jo-rice-rvn/) - I joined BSVH, formally McKeating and Lehner, in 1990 as a weekend kennel assistant and qualified in 1995 as a veterinary nurse. In 1997, I became head nurse until I had my first child in 2004 when I stepped down to deputy head nurse part time. I have a special interest in puppy socialisation evening
- [Elisha Bagnall SVN](https://www.stortvet.com/elisha-bagnall-svn/) - I joined BSVH in 2022 as a VCA from Davies where I was a patient care assistant. I have since started my training to become a Registered veterinary nurse and hope to qualify in 2025. I enjoy medical nursing and also emergency and critical care nursing. At home, I have a pug called Bruno and
- [Jackie White RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/jackie-white-rvn/) - I qualified as an RVN in 1990 and joined BSVH in 2022. My professional interests are nurse clinics and nursing a wide range of species! I have 2 huskies called Demon and Hike.
- [Lucy Downes RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/lucy-downes-rvn/) - I qualified as an RVN in 2017 and started working at BSVH in 2022. My veterinary interests include anaesthetic and surgical nursing. I have two cats called Draco and Mavis.
- [Jodie Paffey VCA](https://www.stortvet.com/jodie-paffey-vca/) - I joined BSVH in the summer of 2021 as a veterinary care assistant. I would like to train to become a registered veterinary nurse.
- [Rosalind Bath RVN, Cert CFVHNut (RQF level 4) APHC MBVNA](https://www.stortvet.com/rosalind-bath-rvn-cert-cfvhnut-rqf-level-4-aphc-mbvna/) - I qualified as an RVN in 2002, but have been with BSVH since February 2007. I love Medical nursing and nurse clinics with a special interest in nutrition I've got 3 dogs; Lily Luna, Brie and Timmy. A cat called Mabel and 2 guinea pigs- Spotty and Fluffy.
- [Verity Beattie RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/verity-beattie-rvn/) - I joined BSVH in March 2022 and it was the best thing ever! My veterinary interests include orthopaedics, ophthalmology, dermatology and anything cat related!! I have 4 horses; Barney, J, Travis and Milo, 2 dogs Tetley and Donna and 2 cats; Zorro and Jacque.
- [Amy Mardell RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/amy-mardell-rvn/) - I qualified and joined BSVH in 2013 and have a keen interest in physiotherapy and radiography. I have two Cocker Spaniels called Freddy and Theo as well as two ponies, Alfie and Todd.
- [Kate Abbott RVN REVN SQP](https://www.stortvet.com/kate-abbott-rvn-revn-sqp/) - I started nursing in 1998 and qualified as an RVN in 2004. I joined BSVH in 2013 then moved to our Saffron Walden branch in 2015. My veterinary interests include wound management, nurse clinics and client care. At home I have a 10-year-old DSH called Frank, a 9-year-old English Springer Spaniel called Gus and an
- [In-patient procedure at Bishops Stortford and Insurance claim information](https://www.stortvet.com/opsinfo/) - If your pet has an in-patient procedure booked at Bishops Stortford Please arrive at 08-30 am. You will be asked to take a seat. A vet or veterinary nurse will then come and take you through and ask you to sign the consent form for your pet’s procedure and answer any questions you have. For
- [Written Prescriptions](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/written-prescriptions/) - Written prescription fees We are always happy to provide owners with a written prescription for medications for their pets. This written prescription can be used to order the medications from an external supplier or an on-line pharmacy as you wish. Please ask if you would like a written prescription instead of buying the medications directly
- [Payment Policy, Including Insured Pets](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/payment-policy/) - Changes to Our Deposit Payment Policy At Bishop’s Stortford Veterinary Hospital, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care for every patient. To help us continue delivering efficient and sustainable veterinary services, we are introducing an updated deposit payment policy. Planned Procedures A 50% deposit of the estimated treatment cost will be required
- [Wellness Plan](https://www.stortvet.com/wellness-plan/) - Working together for a longer happier life. Sign up online Save money and pay monthly for your pet’s essential preventative care. Flea and worm treatment delivered directly to your door. BSVH believes that a proactive, preventative approach to your pet’s healthcare is far better than waiting until your pet is vulnerable, ill or suffering to
- [Our Staff](https://www.stortvet.com/our-staff/) - Our friendly team of vets, nurses and support staff is dedicated to the care of your pets. Having pets ourselves we know how important any pet (no matter what size or shape) is to our lives. Vets Lauren Romain MRCVS- Partner Neil Macleod MRCVS- Partner Poppy Ritchie MRCVS- Partner Ruth Jackson MRCVS- Partner Aphra Boittier
- [Careers](https://www.stortvet.com/careers/) - Join our INDEPENDENT RCVS-accredited hospital which has been serving the local community in this area for over 120 years. The hospital made up of a highly skilled team that work together to achieve the highest possible standards in patient and client care and continually invest in the latest equipment and staff training, and we are
- [Contact Us](https://www.stortvet.com/contact-us/) - Bishop’s Stortford Tel: 01279 654108 Email: Reception.bsvh@stortvet.com Address: Bishop’s Stortford Veterinary Hospital LTD Rye Street Bishop’s Stortford Hertfordshire CM23 2HA See location map here. Saffron Walden Tel: 01799 522755 Email: Reception.sw@stortvet.com Address: Saffron Walden Veterinary Clinic 77 Rowntree Way Saffron Walden Essex CB11 4BY See location map here. Stanstead Abbotts Tel: 01920 877 200 Email:
- [Sebastian Gillhespey](https://www.stortvet.com/sebastian-gillhespey/) - I joined BSVH in 2023 as the lab manager. I am interested in cytology and parasitology. At home I have 2 cats, Oddie and Misty, a tortoise called Speedy and some fish. 
- [Paula Frenzel](https://www.stortvet.com/paula-frenzel/) - I joined the practice in 2006 as a general administrator, originally intending to stay for just six months—but nearly 20 years later, I’m still here. Over that time, I’ve taken on a variety of roles, starting in administration before moving to reception. An opportunity later arose for me to manage the dispensary, where I also
- [Ellie May Mazza RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/ellie-may-mazza-rvn/) - I am a Registered Veterinary Nurse and SQP, having qualified in January 2026. I started working at the The Good Companions branch in September 2022 as a VCA, and a year later I started at BSVH to pursue my nursing career. After recently qualifying, I have transitioned into a full-time role here at BSVH to
- [Sue Clarke](https://www.stortvet.com/sue-clarke/) - I joined BSVH/GCVC in October 2017, having been in the Veterinary industry nursing for 30 years. I’m the Administrator at BSVH and the Practice Manager at GCVC. I love the variety of the 2 job roles and working between the 2 sites. Outside of work, my hubby and I love going on holidays with
- [Sustainability Policy](https://www.stortvet.com/sustainability/) - We passionately believe in protecting our environment and are continually investing in ways to make our practice as environmentally sustainable as possible. Medicine waste can be harmful to the environment: · Disposing of medicines via waterways (e.g. Flushing down the sink or toilet) can lead environmental contamination; traces of animal medicines have been detected in
- [Brittany Phipps RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/brittany-phipps-vca/) - I joined BSVH in October 2021 as part of the reception team and have since become a Veterinary Care Assistant. I will be starting my training to become a Veterinary Nurse in September 2023 which I am really excited about! I have a Maine Coon called Buzz who completes hydrotherapy with Amy at BSVH.
- [Helen Chopping RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/helen-chopping-rvn/) - I qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2002 and joined Bishop Stortford Veterinary Hospital in 2023. I mainly work at the hospitals branch surgery in Saffron Walden. I adore all aspects of veterinary nursing but particularly enjoy inpatient care and have a special interest in neurology. I am currently studying towards a Level 6 diploma
- [Sam Francis MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/sam-francis-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2020 from Cambridge University and worked in general practice in London before joining BSVH at the end of 2025. My veterinary interests include internal medicine, imaging and exotics. I don’t have any pets currently but I’m hoping that can change soon. My hobbies include reading, running and yoga.
- [Hannah Stockwell](https://www.stortvet.com/hannah-stockwell/) - I started working at the practice in 1995 as a veterinary nurse. After having my first son, I moved into a reception role, where I have worked ever since.I have two cats, Gumball and Darwin, who were brought into the practice as tiny stray kittens and have since grown into big, fluffy, lazy heffalumps.My interests
- [Paris McNally](https://www.stortvet.com/paris-mcnally/) - I joined the Good Companions team in March 2026 and often work Saturday Mornings with the BSVH team. I’m an experienced VCA of 5 years having worked in a busy hospital in North London prior to joining the GCVC team. I’m really excited to finally be starting my Veterinary Nurse training in 2026. At home
- [Sarah Bennett](https://www.stortvet.com/sarah-bennett/) - I joined Stortford in January having been in the industry for 25 years starting my career as a veterinary nurse and still proud to be registered. I have 3 dogs at home DJ Dottmeister, David Guetta and Stevie Wonder who keep me busy. When I am not crunching numbers, or walking the dogs I like
- [Terms & Conditions](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/terms-conditions/) - REGISTRATION, CONTACT AND YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION: It is essential for us to maintain accurate and up to date records of our customers and their animals. In order to do this, we will periodically ask you to confirm the details we hold for you. If your details change at any point, please inform us so we
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/privacy-policy-2/) - Security and privacy policy Overview Bishops Stortford Veterinary Hospital Limited is an independently owned group of veterinary practices which includes Bishops Stortford Veterinary Hospital, Saffron Walden Veterinary Clinic and The Good Companions Veterinary Clinic. We are a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales under company 07961322. Our registered address is Rye
- [Location Details](https://www.stortvet.com/contact-us/location-details/) - Bishop’s Stortford Tel: 01279 654108 Email: reception.bsvh@stortvet.com Address: Bishop’s Stortford Veterinary Hospital LTD Rye Street Bishop’s Stortford Hertfordshire CM23 2HA See location map here. Saffron Walden Tel: 01799 522755 Email: reception.bsvh@stortvet.com Address: Saffron Walden Veterinary Clinic 77 Rowntree Way Saffron Walden Essex CB11 4BY See location map here. Stanstead Abbotts Tel: 01920 877 200 Email:
- [Travel after Brexit](https://www.stortvet.com/travel-after-brexit/) - Travelling to the European Union (EU) or Northern Ireland (NI) with your pet Any EU pet passport issued for residents of GB will not be valid for travel to the EU or NI. (this now includes EU passports issued within the EU or Northern Ireland to GB residents whist travelling / on holiday. ) You
- [Hydrotherapy](https://www.stortvet.com/hydrotherapy-info/) - Why use a treadmill instead of swimming? Swimming is an excellent exercise for general fitness but aquatic treadmill therapy provides greater control of the speed, duration and intensity of exercise. The flexion and extension of specific limbs and joints can be targeted by variations in water depth and the use of floatation devices. An
- [Saffron Walden Location](https://www.stortvet.com/saffron-walden/saffron-walden-location/) - More information on how our services operate We are open: Monday : 09:00 -18:30 Tuesday : 09:00 -18:30 Wednesday : 09:00 -18:30 Thursday : 09:00 -18:30 Friday : 09:00 -18:30 Saturday :
- [Repeat Prescriptions Information](https://www.stortvet.com/repeat-prescriptions-information/) - For the majority of medications animals need to be seen by a veterinary surgeon at the practice every 6 months for us to continue to issue repeat prescriptions (for either dispensing medications from the practice or supplying a written prescription). There is a charge for a prescription check up however one of these checks is
- [Pet Insurance](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/pet-insurance/) - We never want money to be an issue should your pet require treatment but there is also no doubt that the provision of high quality veterinary care can be costly. We hope your pet stays in good health but, ask yourself, could you afford an unexpected veterinary bill of £2000? In the absence of a
- [Chloe Fox BVMSci MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/chloe-cross-bvmsci-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2019 and joined BSVH in 2023. I enjoy the variety that general practice has to offer and have started studying for a certificate in small animal general practice. At home I have a working cocker spaniel called Merlot, who I complete agility with.
- [Christmas Opening Times](https://www.stortvet.com/christmas-opening-times/) - Bishops Storford Veterinary Hospital Tuesday 23rd Dec 08:30-19:00 Wednesday 24th Dec 08:30-16:00 Xmas day 25th Dec CLOSED Thursday 26th Dec 10:00-11:00 Saturday 27th Dec
- [Suzy Newton MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/suzy-newton-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2019 from the University of Bristol and joined BSVH in January 2025. I enjoy all aspects of veterinary care and am currently studying for a certificate in small animal surgery. Outside of a work I have a rescue cat named Pippin and enjoy ballroom and latin dancing.
- [Bravecto Quantum  for dogs on the Wellness Plan](https://www.stortvet.com/bravecto-quantum-for-dogs-on-the-wellness-plan/) - Dear Wellness Scheme Members, At our clinics ,we’re dedicated to ensuring your pet’s health and well-being. As part of our ongoing commitment to providing the best care possible, we are excited to offer a new flea and worm prevention regimen featuring the Bravecto Quantum once yearly injection combined with a monthly milbemycin tablet. Note –
- [Sarah Powell-Davis BVETMED MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/sarah-matheron-bvetmed-mrcvs/) - I qualified as a vet in 2015 then joined BSVH in 2016. I am interested in most elements of general practice work from routine healthcare appointments to geriatric care with a special interest in medicine. At home lives Ned, the one eyed wonder cat!
- [Alisha Roberts](https://www.stortvet.com/alisha-roberts/) - I joined BSVH in March 2023. I’m an unqualified genius! I have three dogs, Pablo, Eddie and Lovie; two chickens, French and Saunders; and about ten koi carp!
- [Rosie Warman](https://www.stortvet.com/rosie-warman/) - I joined BSVH in October 2024. Having worked within the veterinary industry since 2009 when I left school and worked within both small animal and equine practices, having a strong interest in diagnostics and surgery before going over to admin after a back injury. I have a main hobby of horse riding and competing in
- [Freya Norman  MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/freya-norman-mrcvs/) - I graduated from Nottingham in 2021 and joined BSVH in March 2024. I am particularly interested in end-of-life and geriatric patient care. Outside of work, I enjoy exploring the local area with my two adopted sighthounds, Wally and Agnes, reading, and keeping fit.
- [Bishop's Stortford Services](https://www.stortvet.com/bishops-stortford/bishops-stortford-services/) - We offer a complete package of health care and advice for small animals. We welcome pets of all shapes and sizes including guinea pigs, rabbits, cats and dogs. Aquatic Treadmill Therapy (Hydrotherapy) What is hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy is derived from the Greek word meaning water healing. It is controlled aquatic exercise in heated sanitized water. A
- [Saffron Walden Services](https://www.stortvet.com/saffron-walden/saffron-walden-services/) - Call us to make an appointment: 01799 522755 Out of hours emergency , call us and follow the instructions to be transferred to the vet on call. We offer a complete package of health care and advice for small animals. We welcome pets of all shapes and sizes including guinea pigs, rabbits, cats and dogs.
- [Saffron Walden Facilities](https://www.stortvet.com/saffron-walden/saffron-walden-facilities/) - Call us to make an appointment: 01799 522755 Out of hours emergency, call us and you can select an option to be transferred to the vet on call. We aim to achieve the highest possible standards in patient and client care and continually invest in the latest equipment. X-RayWe have a very powerful, digital
- [Disability access](https://www.stortvet.com/disability-access/) - If you have any special needs, please let our staff know so that we can help you, and also ensure you get the same support in the future. Disabled parking We have one disabled parking bay in our carpark. The Blue Badge Scheme is for people with severe mobility problems. It allows Blue Badge holders to park
- [Eleanor Driver BSc (hons) RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/eleanor-driver-bsc-hons-svn/) - I graduated with a Bachelor’s in Animal Management from Writtle University College in 2019 and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2024. I joined BSVH in 2021 as a VCA after a year’s experience at Dick White Referrals and working in America on a marine rescue team. I have a dog, Sparky, and cats
- [Samantha Box  FdSc RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/samantha-box-fdsc-rvn/) - I qualified in 2024 at the Royal Veterinary College and joined BSVH the same year. My veterinary interests include feline nursing, medical wards and radiology.
- [Alice Cook  FdSc  RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/alice-cook-fdsc-rvn/) - I qualified in July 2024 from the Royal veterinary college and then joined BSVH in August 2024. My veterinary interests include inpatient care and emergency and critical care nursing. I have a family pet, named Spencer, who is a Cocker Spaniel!
- [Rachael Calderon BVMBVS MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/rachael-calderon-bvmbvs-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2014 from the University of Nottingham, and joined BSVH in 2024. I enjoy all aspects of general practice, with a particular interest in emergency and critical care. I am also currently working towards a certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice. At home I have a dog called Tilly, a rescue cat called Dora
- [Emma Tracey  RVN](https://www.stortvet.com/emma-tracey-rvn/) - I qualified in 2020 from the Royal Veterinary College. I joined BSVH in 2023 in my current role, however I originally joined BSVH in 2018 as an SVN to complete placements for my degree. I took a year out to work within an emergency and critical care ward before returning. My particular veterinary interests include
- [Ruth Jackson  MRCVS  BVetMed (Hons)  CertSAM  APSAM](https://www.stortvet.com/ruth-jackson-mrcvs-bvetmed-hons-certsam-apsam/) - I qualified in 1999 from the Royal Veterinary College, London. I joined BSVH that year, becoming a partner in 2003. My interests include small animal cardiology, ultrasound and feline medicine. I also enjoy treating rabbits and small furries. I have two naughty domestic short haired cats at home, Eric and Inga. In my spare time
- [Grace Catlin](https://www.stortvet.com/grace-catlin/) - Hello I'm Grace Diane Catlin, I have been in veterinary for 4 years working as a VCA at the Royal Veterinary College in intensive care; I recently moved to BSVH this year, with the intention to start my student nursing in 2025. I have many pets at home, including my horse Chaz, pig Peppa, and working
- [Oliver Gittins MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/oliver-gittins-mrcvs/) - I qualified from the University of Nottingham in 2020. I've worked in small animal practice since, starting in rural North Wales and now I've been in Bishop's Stortford since the beginning of 2024. In 2023 I had a 9-month sabbatical working with street dogs in Thailand and wildlife in Australia (mostly injured koalas!) I enjoy
- [Elizabeth O'Shea SVN](https://www.stortvet.com/elizabeth-oshea-vca/) - Hi I’m Elizabeth, I joined BSVH as a veterinary care assistant in October 2022. I have previously completed qualification in animal care and animal management and hope one day become a registered veterinary nurse. My veterinary interests include medical nursing and emergency and critical care nursing. I have a rescue dog called Elsa who gets
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- [Online  Appointment booking](https://www.stortvet.com/online-appointment-booking/) - Bishops Stortford 01279 654108 Saffron Walden 01799 5227655 Good Companions 01920 877200
- [Hannah Gallacher](https://www.stortvet.com/hannah-gallacher/) - I joined BSVH in 2023 and cover all things insurance! I love all things animals and at home I have a Yorkiepoo called Max, a Border collie called Milo and a beautiful aquarium. In my free time I love to scuba dive.
- [Neil Richards](https://www.stortvet.com/neil-richards/) - I joined BSVH in 2006 and as the practice manager. At home, I have two Munsterlanders called Jinty and Sika as well as some chickens. I enjoy the variety that comes with my role and dealing with something new everyday!
- [Kate Gladen](https://www.stortvet.com/kate-gladen/) - I joined BSVH in 2021 and enjoy seeing all the new puppies grow older! At home I have two Spaniels called Barney and Fleur that keep me entertained.
- [Joanne Newell](https://www.stortvet.com/joanne-newell/) - I joined BSVH in 2021 and love seeing such a wide range of species- From bearded dragons to tiny hamsters and everything in between! At home I have Motor the corn snake, Nala who is a Staffy crossbreed and Pookie who is a Jug.
- [About Us](https://www.stortvet.com/about-us/) - Our site has been in continuous use as a Veterinary Surgery since Mr Brunskill MRCVS qualified in 1878 and moved to Bishops Stortford. The veterinary work in those days was mainly farm animals and horses, with the odd farm dog and a rare cat. The famous racehorse ‘Golden Miller’ was treated here, and Sir Frederick
- [Lauren Romain BVSc MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/lauren-romain-bvsc-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2017 and joined BSVH in 2021. My veterinary interests include imaging, dermatology, exotics and feline medicine. At home I have an English Bull Terrier called Arnie, a mini dachshund called Weenie and two cats called Flerken and Groot. My interests outside of work include spending time with my fur-babies and hubby and
- [Amita Shortland BVSc DLAS PHD MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/amita-shortland-bvsc-dlas-phd-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 1990 and joined BSVH in 2023. My veterinary interest include neutering for charity cases.
- [Neil Macleod BVM&S MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/neil-macleod-bvms-mrcvs/) - I qualified at The University of Edinburgh in 1996 then joined BSVH in 2001. In 2006 I left BSVH to do a surgical role in North London before returning to BSVH in 2012 and becoming a partner. I am interested in all aspects of surgery but also enjoy dentistry and endoscopy. In our household there
- [Fred Benham-Crosswell MA VetMB PGDipVCP MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/fred-benham-crosswell-ma-vetmb-pgdipvcp-mrcvs/) - I qualified in 2020 and joined BSVH in 2023. My veterinary interests include emergency and critical care and anaesthesia. At home lives my rescue cat Barry.
- [Aphra Boittier MRCVS BVMSci (Hons)](https://www.stortvet.com/aphra-boittier-mrcvs-bvmsci-hons/) - I qualified in 2021 and joined BSVH in early 2022. My veterinary interests are all things general practice and I’m enjoying time in theatre completing a variety of surgeries. At home lives Tilly, a Bedlington Whippet cross.
- [Malwina Krajewska MRCVS PGCertSAOphthal](https://www.stortvet.com/malwina-krajewska-mrcvs-pgcertsaophthal/) - I qualified in 2010 and joined BSVH in 2020. My Veterinary interest is ophthalmology. I have no pets at home but all of my patients are my pets!
- [Georgina Kilby MRCVS](https://www.stortvet.com/georgina-kilby-mrcvs/) - I qualified as a vet in July 2023 and joined BSVH within the same month. I am interested in all things general practice and am enjoying surgery and consults! At home I have 4 pet goats (Pablo, Pearl, Peanut and Penny), 2 Shetland ponies (Lilly and Daisy), 2 ponies (Sammy and Thomas), Lucky the duck
- [Poppy Ritchie MRCVS BVMS BSAVA PGCertSAS](https://www.stortvet.com/poppy-ritchie-mrcvs-bvms-bsava-pgcertsas/) - I qualified as a veterinary surgeon in 2005 at The University of Edinburgh and joined BSVH in 2012. I then became a partner within the practice in 2023. My veterinary interests include soft tissue surgery and creating a sustainable veterinary practice. At home I have a Border Terrier called Pippa and a very fluffy black
- [Bethany MacDonald RVN Fdsc](https://www.stortvet.com/bethany-macdonald-rvn-fdsc/) - I qualified as an RVN from RVC in July 2020 then joined the BSVH nursing team in September. I have since become the Medical Lead Nurse. I am interested in animal behaviour, infection control and emergency and critical care nursing. I have a German Shepherd called Apollo and a Cavachon called Tillie.
- [Brucella Canis and why we need to test some imported dogs.](https://www.stortvet.com/brucella-canis-and-why-we-need-to-test-some-imported-dogs/) - We have started a new policy for testing imported dogs for Brucella Canis. There has been a recent sharp rise in cases reported of Brucella Canis in the UK, largely driven by the trend to import stray dogs from eastern Europe ( particularly Romania) into the UK over the last 5-10 years. The disease poses
- [Information for patients booked for an inpatient procedure at Saffron Walden](https://www.stortvet.com/opsinfosw/) - Please arrive when you have been asked or if you do not have a set time arrive at 09:00 am. You will be asked to take a seat. A vet or veterinary nurse will then come and take you through and ask you to sign the consent form for your pet’s procedure and answer any
- [Stanstead Abbotts](https://www.stortvet.com/stanstead-abbotts/) - In 2015 we joined with our sister practice in Stanstead Abbotts. Good Companions Veterinary Clinic 3 The Maltings Roydon Road Stanstead Abbotts Hertfordshire SG12 8HG Tel: 01920 877200 info@goodcompanionsvets.co.uk The Clinic works in combination with The Bishops Stortford Hospital to provide a complete care package, 24 hours a day for pets in the Stanstead Abbotts area.
- [Aquatic Treadmill Therapy (Hydrotherapy)](https://www.stortvet.com/aquatic-treadmill-therapy-hydrotherapy/) - What is hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy is derived from the Greek word meaning water healing. It is controlled aquatic exercise in heated sanitized water. A combination of warmth, buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure reduces pain and swelling, promotes muscle relaxation and improves circulation and healing. The warmth of the water will relax the muscles. A decrease in range
- [Data Sheets](https://www.stortvet.com/data-sheets/) - A Acetylcysteine Allopurinol Alendronate Alprazolam Amantadine Amiodarone Amitriptyline Amlodipine Antibacterials Antihistamines Aspirin Atenolol Atropine Azathioprine B Budesonide Buprenorphine Busulfan C Calcichew Chlorambucil Chlorphenamine Cisapride Clemastine Clopidogrel Clotrimazole Colchicine Codeine Cyclophosphamide Cyproheptadine D Dantrolene Darbepoetin Diazepam Diazoxide Diltiazem Digoxin Diphenoxylate Dorzolamide E Erythromycin Erythropoietin F Famciclovir Famotidine Fentanyl patches Ferrous sulphate Fludrocortisone Fluoxetine Fluticason Frusol syrup
- [Saffron Walden](https://www.stortvet.com/saffron-walden/) - Our friendly experienced vets and nurses now bring the high standards of pet health care from our Hospital to your local clinic in Saffron Walden. The clinic offers consultations by appointment six days a week, diagnostic facilities and a fully functional operating room. Our standard long appointment slots ensure we have enough time to give
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- [xxx Omeprazole xxx](https://www.stortvet.com/xxx-omeprazole-xxx/) - If you're visiting Dubai and want an escort that is discreet There are alternatives to pick from. You can choose one of two male escorts or a female escort. There is a difference in the way a male and female escort behave. A male can be more assertive or gentler than females, whereas the female
- [Vaccinations](https://www.stortvet.com/coronavirus/vaccinations-during-the-coronovirus-pandemic/) - Book your vaccine appointment Pet vaccinations reminders running overdue Many of our vaccines have been delayed by upto 3 months during the last 24 months. During the Coronavirus pandemic, and more recently due to a national shortage of vets causing some staffing problems, we have been unable to provide as many vaccine appointments as usual,
- [DOG INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/dog-information/) - Overview Dogs are one of the most popular domestic pets in the UK. If you are thinking of buying a dog it is really important to think carefully about all aspects of the choice before going ahead. The type and breed of dog you choose is likely to have a big influence on the care
- [Coronavirus .  How we are working.](https://www.stortvet.com/coronavirus/coronavirus-2/) - CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION Updated :13/07/2022 We will continue to work in a Covid secure manner. in order to minimise the spread of disease for the safety of both clients and our staff. . The following information applies to all of our clinics, The Bishops Stortford Hospital , and The Saffron Walden Clinic Our recpetion areas and
- [Phone Consultations](https://www.stortvet.com/coronavirus/phone-consults/) - We now perform some of our services by Phone Consultation. If you feel you would prefer to have a consultation over the phone rather than come to the practice with your pet, then let us know and we can discuss whether we feel a remote consultation is appropriate. We suggest doing remote consultation
- [Covid 19 - Coronavirus](https://www.stortvet.com/coronavirus/) - Covid-19 (Coronavirus) CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION For more information about phone consultations click here F.A.Q’s How does a visit to the vet work during Covid restrictions?When you arrive we ask you to wait in your car. Please call us on 01279654108 to let our reception team know you have arrived. They will ask you which phone
- [Coronavirus (COVID-19): advice for people with animals](https://www.stortvet.com/coronavirus-covid-19-advice-for-people-with-animals/) - We all need to do what we can to reduce the spread of coronavirus. The single most important action we can all take in fighting coronavirus is to stay at home in order to protect the NHS and save lives. The following advice provides further detail for pet owners and livestock keepers on maintaining the
- [News](https://www.stortvet.com/news/) - Follow us on Facebook Follow and Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram ParkingWe have our own car park with large parking bays including a disabled bay, beside the Hospital. Further free parking is available on the road right outside the Hospital. Read moreParkingThere is free parking available in a large parking siding
- [GUINEA PIG INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/guinea-pig-information/) - Overview The bond between a pet and its owner is very strong and provides huge rewards. Along with the rewards comes the responsibility of caring for a living creature that depends upon you for all its needs. Caring for your pets needs means providing a good diet and living environment. Register your pet with your
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.stortvet.com/hydrotherapy-info/privacy-policy/) - This privacy policy is for www.stortvet.com and governs the privacy of its users. Your privacy is taken very seriously and we are dedicated to handling your information in a secure and responsible manner. This policy sets down the various areas where user privacy is involved and outlines the obligations and requirements for website users and
- [Senior Health Clinics](https://www.stortvet.com/senior-health-clinics/) - From a veterinary perspective, cats and dogs are considered to be entering old age from 8 years on wards and just like humans, all pets benefit from regular Health Checks. These allow us to manage age related changes in your pet ensuring that you are able to enjoy their companionship for many years. Although we
- [Hydrotherapy](https://www.stortvet.com/hydrotherapy/) - What is hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy is derived from the Greek word meaning water healing. It is controlled aquatic exercise in heated sanitized water. A combination of warmth, buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure reduces pain and swelling, promotes muscle relaxation and improves circulation and healing. The warmth of the water will relax the muscles. A decrease in range
- [PET FACTSHEETS](https://www.stortvet.com/news/pet-factsheets/) - Cats Dogs Rabbits Guinea Pigs Ferrets Rodents
- [CARING FOR YOUR CAT](https://www.stortvet.com/caring-for-your-cat/) - Kitten care Introducing your new baby to your cat Injecting your cat Indoor cats Giving medicines to your cat Furballs in cats Fleas – an itchy business Flea control Feeding your kitten Feeding your cat
- [CAT INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/cat-information/) - Overview Cats are now the most popular domestic pet in the UK. Although some people still get a cat almost by accident you would be wise to think carefully about everything a cat requires before going ahead. A cat needs lots of love and care, including regular preventative treatment for worms and other parasites, vaccinations
- [CANCER](https://www.stortvet.com/cancer-3/) - Feline oral squamous cell carcinoma Radiotherapy for your cat Radio-iodine treatment for thyroid cancer Lymphoma chemotherapy Lumps and bumps Feline lymphoma Feline infection site sarcoma Chemotherapy: safe handling Chemotherapy for your cat Cancer in your cat – possible options
- [BLOOD DISEASES](https://www.stortvet.com/blood-diseases-3/) - Feline infectious Anaemia (FIA) Anaemia
- [BLADDER AND KIDNEY PROBLEMS](https://www.stortvet.com/bladder-and-kidney-problems/) - Urine samples: how to collect Kidney disease in your cat Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) Drinking: increased water intake in cats Cystitis (bladder inflammation) Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (AD-PKD)
- [CAT BEHAVIOUR](https://www.stortvet.com/cat-behaviour/) - Stress in cats Spraying: urine marking in the house Scratching in the house Noise phobias Firework fear Destructive cats Cat behaviour Basic training for cats Aggressive cats Separation anxiety
- [RODENTS INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/rodents-information/) - Chinchillas Read more Gerbils Read more Hamsters Read more Mice and rats Read more
- [FERRET INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/ferret-information/) - Overview The bond between a pet and its owner is very strong and provides huge rewards. Along with the rewards comes the responsibility of caring for a living creature that depends upon you for all its needs. Caring for your pets needs means providing a good diet and living environment. Register your pet with your
- [RABBIT INFORMATION](https://www.stortvet.com/rabbit-information/) - Overview Animals such as chinchillas, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, rabbits and rats are popular domestic pets. If you decide to have one of these animals as a pet you should think carefully before going ahead. A pet needs lots of love and care, including regular veterinary treatment such as vaccinations and dental care. Some
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- [Bishop's Stortford Facilities](https://www.stortvet.com/bishops-stortford/bishops-stortford-facilities/) - We aim to achieve the highest possible standards in patient and client care and continually invest in the latest equipment. AmbulanceOur veterinary ambulance is available for transportation of animals when needed. Our vets and nurses use the ambulance for bringing animals into Hospital , or delivering them back home if owners cannot travel themselves, or
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