Diagnostics
Supporting clear, timely clinical decisions.
Care for small animals, horses and farm animals
Park Hall Veterinary Clinic provides first-class care for small animals, equine and farm animals. Our up-to-date equipment, in-house laboratory and extensive equine facilities help us maintain your animal’s health.
Equine care
Facilities and care for horses and ponies.
Farm care
Practical support for farm animals.
Small animal care
Our veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses regularly undertake continuing professional development across veterinary medicine. We offer routine neutering Monday to Friday, emergency out-of-hours procedures and a wide range of diagnostics.
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Diagnostics
In-house X-ray, endoscopy, ECG and ultrasound equipment supports many diagnostic procedures.
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Laboratory testing
Our on-site laboratory enables many tests to be performed promptly; more complex tests can be sent to trusted external laboratories, often with next-day results.
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Hospital care
Well-equipped, hygienically maintained kennels allow us to care for pets that need to stay with us.
Equine care
Two veterinary surgeons carry out equine visits each working day, with a veterinary surgeon on call for equine emergencies. Stabling is available for horses requiring hospitalisation.
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Facilities and surgery
Our equine X-ray room, fixed and mobile X-ray machines, stocks, endoscopy and ultrasound support dental work, scans and straightforward surgery such as castrations and stitch-ups.
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Lameness days
Weekly lameness workups can include runway trotting, flexion tests, work on softer ground, nerve blocks, ultrasound and radiographs to help reach a diagnosis.
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Specialist support
Corrective farriery is available with Calum Grant, and BEVA-registered equine dentist Emma Caswell attends on regular dates for routine and corrective dental work.
Farm care
We provide services for a range of farm animals, including routine farm work and TB testing. Three of our vets are qualified to carry out TB testing.
Nurse clinics
Weight clinics
Practical support to help pets maintain, lose or gain weight healthily, including advice on specialist diets.
Dental checks
Free nurse dental checks, preventative-care advice and guidance on treatments to help keep your pet’s mouth healthy.
Cuddle clinics
Advice as puppies and kittens grow, including help with neutering, diet and changing needs.
Flea, worm and parasite checks
Free checks and clear advice on suitable flea and worm treatments, including cover for parasites such as ticks, mange and lungworm.
Geriatric and over-8s club
Nurse advice for older pets, including mobility, diet, drinking and urination changes, and joint stiffness.
Pet dental care
Dental disease can cause infection and inflammation in the mouth and affect the wider body. Most dental disease is treatable, and much of it can be prevented through professional care, effective cleaning and a regular home-care routine that ideally includes brushing.