Sutherland Vets provides all the services you would expect of a first opinion small animal veterinary practice, and more…
We have installed a CT scanner. This is a rarity for first opinion practices in the UK. CT scanning is a 3D X-ray which provides much more detail, and accuracy, when diagnosing the cause of your pet’s symptoms. Please see below for further information.
At our practice, we’re proud to offer in-house CT (Computed Tomography) scanning—a powerful diagnostic tool rarely found in first opinion veterinary clinics.
Sutherland Vets offers 6 types of consultation. Whilst it is our job to help and direct you as to what type of consultation you need when you call us
Did you know that over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of two show signs of dental disease? Just like us, our pets can suffer from plaque
Our fully equipped imaging room features digital X-ray and ultrasound technology, allowing us to diagnose a wide range of conditions quickly
We’re excited to offer Laparoscopic Spays, also known as keyhole surgery, to both our regular clients and referral cases. This advanced surgical technique offers a faster
Our advanced veterinary surgeons skillfully perform both soft tissue and complex orthopaedic procedures, safely fixing broken bones, removing tumors, and restoring your pet’s pain-free mobility.
As pets age, dedicated geriatric care becomes essential, helping manage chronic conditions, alleviate pain, and ensuring your beloved senior companion enjoys comfortable, happy golden years.
‘Nick studied Veterinary Medicine at the University of Edinburgh. After beginning his career
in general practice, he developed a particular interest in soft tissue and orthopaedic
surgery. In 2024, he joined a busy veterinary hospital in London to further develop his
surgical skills and manage a high-volume caseload while completing a postgraduate
certificate in Small Animal Surgery. Having settled in the local area, Nick founded
Sutherland Vets to combine surgical expertise with compassionate and personal veterinary
care for the local community.’