Ashworth Veterinary Group
60 Bridge Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0HP United Kingdom
Tel: 01252 542121
Other Photo Gallery photographs
A baby hedgehog is brought into the surgery for treatment until he can be released back into the wild, A baby squirrel is nursed better, A picture of one of our microscopes-used as part of our in-house laboratory, A picture of our Fleet surgery, A picture of our operation room taken at our Cove surgery, A picture of our reception area at our Cove surgery, A picture of Red blood cells as you see under a microscope, A poorly Ferret is nursed better at our Sandhurst Surgery, Annelise has an interest in exotic animals-and this snake is one of her own pets., Annelise looks at x-rays of a cat, Bailey-one of our nurses kittens, Becky looking at a sample down the microscope, Catherine operates on a cat whilst Sally carefully monitors the cats anaesthetic., David examines a cat prior to anaesthetic, Feargal-one of our vets cats, Fleet reception area, Hannah and Kerry examine a rabbits teeth. The rabbit is under general anaesthetic., One of the consulting rooms at our Cove surgery, Scout sits on the consultation room table, The Old Cove Surgery, The Sandhurst operation room, The Sandhurst surgery kennel area., The theatre room at out Fleet surgery., This is a picture of our Preparation area at our Fleet surgery, This poor puppy was attacked by two adult dogs. Luckily he was a strong boy and recovered well.,
Ashworth Veterinary Group
60 Bridge Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0HP United Kingdom
Tel: 01252 542121
60 Bridge Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0HP United Kingdom
Tel: 01252 542121
Urinary struvite crystals as they appear from looking down a microscope.
Other Photo Gallery photographs
A baby hedgehog is brought into the surgery for treatment until he can be released back into the wild, A baby squirrel is nursed better, A picture of one of our microscopes-used as part of our in-house laboratory, A picture of our Fleet surgery, A picture of our operation room taken at our Cove surgery, A picture of our reception area at our Cove surgery, A picture of Red blood cells as you see under a microscope, A poorly Ferret is nursed better at our Sandhurst Surgery, Annelise has an interest in exotic animals-and this snake is one of her own pets., Annelise looks at x-rays of a cat, Bailey-one of our nurses kittens, Becky looking at a sample down the microscope, Catherine operates on a cat whilst Sally carefully monitors the cats anaesthetic., David examines a cat prior to anaesthetic, Feargal-one of our vets cats, Fleet reception area, Hannah and Kerry examine a rabbits teeth. The rabbit is under general anaesthetic., One of the consulting rooms at our Cove surgery, Scout sits on the consultation room table, The Old Cove Surgery, The Sandhurst operation room, The Sandhurst surgery kennel area., The theatre room at out Fleet surgery., This is a picture of our Preparation area at our Fleet surgery, This poor puppy was attacked by two adult dogs. Luckily he was a strong boy and recovered well.,
Ashworth Veterinary Group
60 Bridge Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0HP United Kingdom
Tel: 01252 542121
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