Did you know, as a little thank you for your referrals, we hold a prize…
We are working safely to provide routine, urgent and emergency care for all patients. To…
As the situation may change over time, we may issue further updates in due course.…
To celebrate the arrival of our new colleague, Dave Thomson, we are launching a new…
We are delighted to announce a new SignVideo service for our deaf clients who use…
ChesterGates hosted a major CPD event for first opinion veterinary practitioners on Friday March 22nd…
We are excited to announce that ChesterGates Veterinary Training Centre has now been approved by…
ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists are delighted to welcome two new team members: Neurology Clinician Anna Tauro…
ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists is delighted to announce that three of our team members have achieved…
Dollar, a 16 year-old Jack Russell Terrier bitch - has won ChesterGates Veterinary Specialist’s highly…
Cassie is a four year-old retired Greyhound from Neston Cheshire - has won ChesterGates Veterinary…
Lara Dempsey is one of ChesterGates small animal surgery clinicians in soft tissue surgery and…
Here at ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists we are pleased to be able to offer a full…
ChesterGates is delighted to announce Lorena Martinez Veterinary Neurologist will be joining the team from 29th…
Assessment should include the following: Any feline hyperthyroid patient is potentially suitable for radioiodine treatment.…
ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists has launched a new feline radioiodine centre – a first for the…
Ben Walton, BVSc DSAS (Orth) MRCVS, an orthopaedic veterinary surgeon, based at ChesterGates has been…
Sven a seven year-old rescue cat from Mold – is the first cat to benefit…
Nanook is a 10 year old dog who undertook surgery following a life-threatening collapsed lung.…
Missy was a 3 month old kitten that was seen by our Internal Medicine Specialists…
Ziggy is a 14month old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who was diagnosed with fractures to both…
Our practices are open and providing routine, urgent and emergency referral care for your patients. We continue to work safely with social distancing and a combination of telephone consultations and on-site examinations. GP vets should contact our referral centres directly for clinical advice on cases.
