Eye Vet Referrals

We have a vacancy for a veterinary nurse to join our expert team. Details here.... https://www.eye-vet.co.uk/vacancies/

Opportunity available for a RVN to join our dedicated team at Eye Vet Referrals. Knowledge of referral/ophthalmology work is not essential as trainign will be provided. Share far and wide.

Our website is now back up and running. Sorry for any inconvenience.

URGENT NOTICE: We are aware that our website is currently not accessible. We are trying to fix this problem but due to limited resources available over the festive period it may take some time. You can still refer your cases to us by downloading a referral form from this link and emailing it to admin@eye-vet.co.uk. Sorry for the inconvenience. https://www.keepandshare.com/…/eyevetre ferralform-pdf-sept-…

Due to expansion there are some exciting career opportunities available at Eye Vet. Visit https://www.eye-vet.co.uk/vacancies/ for more information

Please share far and wide to help one of our nurses reunite with her cat

All recent technical problems with our website have now been resolved. Thank you for your cooperation.

ATTENTION ALL REFERRING VETS: We are aware of an ongoing situation with our website. It is currently being investigated and we hope to get it up and running again soon. In the mean time, please continue to refer your cases to us via the following channels.... eMail - admin@eye-vet.co.uk Tel - 01928 714040 Fax - 01928 713704
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Mission Rabies: Our locum nurse, Kerry, is heading to Sri Lanka in September and is raising money for the Mission Rabies scheme. Mission Rabies aims to eliminate Rabies by 2030 by vaccinating dogs against this fatal virus. Over 100 children die every day from Rabies, along with both infected and non infected dogs. Visit Kerrys fundraising page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Ka yak-mania and Mission Rabies website http://www.missionrabies.com/. The answer to erradicating rabies is not to indiscriminately and inhumanely kill large numbers of dogs, but the vaccinate and educate. Rabies is 100% preventable!

All our systems are back up and running after the power failure this morning. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. If you have tried to contact us via phone or email within the last 12 hours and have not heard back from us, please contact us again and we will be happy to assist you further. Thank you for your cooperation.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL CLIENTS AND REFERRING VETS
TUESDAY 16th MAY
We are currently experiencing a power outage which is affecting our telephone and computer systems. Please do NOT email the practice with any referrals or queries. You are advised to call on 01928 714040 to speak to our team. We ask for your patience at this time as our telephone system is still working but reduced in capacity. We are currently trying to rectify the issue. Thank you for your cooperation.

Free CPD event for vets and nurses. Join us for an evening on all things anaesthesia and ophthalmology. Sign up online at https://www.formget.com/app/form/share/tE eF-238147 or contact admin@eye-vet.co.uk to register.

Phacodonesis - Do you know what it is? And can you spot the problem in the first 4 seconds of this video? The clip has been slowed down after 4 seconds for a better look!

Happy 2017 from Eye Vet. We hope you had a lovely time over the Christmas and New Year break. The team are back at work, fixing and solving eye problems. If you have any question or queries then give us a call. Theres always someone here to help.
Here is a picture of one of our lovely staff dogs Elphaba, successfully navigating her way through a Maze Test. This is a common test we do in the practice to help us determine a dog's visual acuities when faced with an obstacle course. The test is done in light and dark conditions. We also cover the left and right eyes respectively to determine any visual deficits which may be apparent in just one eye.