Veterinary services
From our equine facilities and Small Animal Teaching Hospital at Leahurst, to our veterinary practice in Liverpool, we offer an extensive range of veterinary services and diagnostic procedures, for a variety of animals.
From our equine facilities and Small Animal Teaching Hospital at Leahurst, to our veterinary practice in Liverpool, we offer an extensive range of veterinary services and diagnostic procedures, for a variety of animals.
Accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Leahurst Equine is one of the largest equine teaching hospitals in the UK, offering 24-hour veterinary hospital services, as well as practice emergency and referral services.
A state-of-the-art practice in Liverpool, offering consultations, clinics and procedures from final year veterinary students, under the expert supervision of qualified veterinary surgeons and registered veterinary nurses.
A veterinary service focused on the health and wellbeing of farm animals. This includes routine and emergency services for dairy, beef and sheep farmers, as well as those keeping small ruminants and camelids on a smaller scale.
Specialist diagnostic services for the veterinary profession. Scientists and veterinary surgeons provide laboratory testing for veterinary parasitic diseases across a variety of domestic and zoological species, livestock and wildlife.
One of the largest, most modern and well-equipped hospitals for small animals in Europe. Over 50 veterinary surgeons provide specialist diagnosis and treatment to cats and dogs referred from a variety of practices.
A veterinary diagnostic service, incorporating post-mortem examinations, histopathology, cytology, ultrastructural and microbiology services. A comprehensive forensic veterinary pathology service is also available.
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A national initiative providing valuable equine health and disease insights to veterinary practitioners, diagnostic laboratories and horse owners across the UK.
A pilot initiative to collect electronic health data from the UK farm animal population, providing real-time and continuous health insights and enhancing disease surveillance for farmers and veterinary practitioners.
Harnessing electronic health and environmental data for research in antimicrobial use and resistance, climate and environment, and infection and zoonosis.
Our School of Veterinary Science own two large working farms, located on the Leahurst campus. These farms provide a unique teaching resource for our veterinary students, veterinary surgeons, farmers and the public.