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Barney was brought into the clinic by his very concerned owner. He had been missing for five days and returned with a huge swelling on the side of his face. An examination revealed that Barney had a very large and uncomfortable cat-bite abscess.

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Peter, a stray black and white cat, was found lying semi-conscious in the road - he had obviously been hit by a car and was bleeding profusely from his mouth. The lady who discovered him rushed him straight into our RSPCA Clinic, knowing that his only hope would be immediate veterinary attention. (more…)

Rosie’s owners brought her to the clinic as she had been urinating frequently and only passing small amounts. She had now started going in the house and passing blood and they were very worried. The vet could tell what the problem was as soon as he handled Rosie’s belly – it felt like she had eaten a bag of pebbles!! (more…)

The Clinic treats quite a lot of ill or injured swans, mainly from the Docks and other Bristol water-ways. This one, however, came from a bit further a-field, and was of particular interest to Damian Pacini, our Senior Veterinary Officer. (more…)