24h : 01793 522 483
24h : 01793 522 483
At Drove we are proud to have a dedicated team of professionally qualified Veterinary Nurses who consult alongside our vets. Veterinary Nurses play a crucial role within our practice and perform a number of important procedures. Many of our nurses specialise in specific areas of pet care and animal behaviour and run regular clinics in the following areas:
Weight & Diet
Dental Care
Dental disease is one of the most common conditions we see in practice, affecting the quality of life in both the young and old. Book a free assessment with one of our nursing team today.
Confident Cat Clinic
Cats often display unusual behaviours when they are stressed or unhappy about something. Our Cat Clinics are run by our nursing team who are qualified in behavioural difficulties and how to deal with them.
Arthritic Care
Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints that can cause pain and swollen joints. It is a very common condition that can happen in any breed of pet and at any age. Our team of nurses can provide advice on daily management and other treatments that can help your pet live their life to the fullest.
Desensitisation Clinics
Regular check ups are so important to help keep your dog healthy throughout their lifetime. However, we know that visiting the vets can be stressful for some of our patients, which is why our nursing team run clinics to help your dog get used to visiting us.
Cold Laser Therapy
This non-invasive therapy has many beneficial effects on a wide variety of clinical conditions. Delivered during a consultation with one of our nursing team, it's both safe and relaxing.
RVN MBVNA, certificate in Small Animal Nutrition. Main interests are medical, emergency and critical care and nutrition. Lyndsay sits on the Board of Directors at Drove and is also the President of the British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA).
Lyndsey is an advocate for promoting the broad range of skills veterinary nurses have and raising general awareness of the important role they play within a veterinary practice. She is supported by a team of eight lead nurses who oversee the smooth running of our theatres, wards, nurse consultations and branch surgeries. They also mentor and train a great team of registered and student nurses.
Our nursing team are also integral to inpatient and day patient care; staying with your pet throughout their time with us, including during any procedures or treatment that may be needed, and ensuring that our high clinical standards are consistently met. All of them also love making a fuss of every patient and dedicating time for individual care.
mail@drovevets.co.uk 01793 522 483
