Blaise Veterinary Referrals - Birmingham

Blaise Veterinary Referrals - Birmingham Blaise Veterinary Referrals - Birmingham in Birmingham is a specialist veterinary referral hospital providing advanced surgical care.

We accept referrals for complex procedures including orthopaedic, soft tissue, and neurosurgery.

Meet Biscuit 🐾Biscuit is an 8 year old border collie who suffered from end-stage right hip osteoarthritis. He had previo...
28/11/2025

Meet Biscuit 🐾

Biscuit is an 8 year old border collie who suffered from end-stage right hip osteoarthritis. He had previously received a left sided total hip replacement a while ago. Biscuit came to us for his right sided total hip replacement and at 6 weeks post surgery he is making a remarkable recovery!

Well done Biscuit!

🦴 We offer total hip replacements on standard breed dogs that are 12kg or over 🦴

Meet Hank! 🐾Hank was referred to Camilla and the Internal Medicine team at Blaise Referral Hospital for investigation of...
26/11/2025

Meet Hank! 🐾

Hank was referred to Camilla and the Internal Medicine team at Blaise Referral Hospital for investigation of sudden lethargy, vomiting, anorexia, and noticeable jaundice that hadn’t responded to antibiotics. On presentation, his bilirubin was markedly elevated at 100 µmol/L, giving him that unmistakable yellow tint.

Hank was diagnosed with bacterial cholangitis, an infection of the bile ducts that can cause liver inflammation and jaundice. To identify the exact cause, a cholecystocentesis (sampling of the gallbladder) was performed, and the sample was sent to the lab for culture. This revealed two bacterial species, which allowed the team to select the most appropriate antibiotic therapy for him.

As Hank wasn’t eating well, a temporary nasogastric feeding tube was placed to provide vital nutritional support, helping him regain strength during his treatment.

Thanks to the careful management by the Internal Medicine team, as well as the outstanding support from our nurses and ICU team, Hank made a full recovery. Four weeks later, he returned for a follow-up (as you can see in the picture) with no signs of jaundice, normalized bloodwork, and his usual happy, energetic self! 🩵

⭐ A big highlight from London Vet Show last week!On Friday our very own Emma Suiter, neurologist at Blaise delivered a f...
24/11/2025

⭐ A big highlight from London Vet Show last week!

On Friday our very own Emma Suiter, neurologist at Blaise delivered a fantastic talk on neurology cases to over 400 delegates. Well done Emma!🧠🩵

Feedback is important to us - if you haven't left us a review yet following your visit with us we would really appreciat...
20/11/2025

Feedback is important to us - if you haven't left us a review yet following your visit with us we would really appreciate you leaving us a Google review! 🐾

Yesterday we welcomed Janey who is the founder of 'WeCare Worldwide' who is IVC Evidensia's new charity partner. Janey a...
19/11/2025

Yesterday we welcomed Janey who is the founder of 'WeCare Worldwide' who is IVC Evidensia's new charity partner.
Janey and her team look after and treat the street dogs of Sri Lanka! There are an estimated three million street dogs in Sri Lanka and their aim is to transform lives and provide veterinary care ensuring no street dog goes without.

Click here to find out more about WeCare Worldwide https://wecareworldwide.org.uk/

18/11/2025

Feedback for our team from Frankie's owner 🐾
"We are glad to say that Frankie's leg has healed very well and that he does not have any issues with walking, running and jumping since his operation.
In fact we took him away last week and he enjoyed long walks and runs chasing rabbits (he was on a lead to ensure he did not run too far away or catch the rabbits).
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your wonderful support during his referral, diagnosis, stay with you and his follow up visit.
Thanks to Maria for the time and effort spent on getting the best results possible for Frankie after his accident. She is a credit to your vets for her caring attitude to both the animal and owners." 🩵

Meet Buddy 🐾Buddy is an 11-year-old male Cockerpoo who presented as an emergency due to breathing difficulty to Camilla,...
13/11/2025

Meet Buddy 🐾

Buddy is an 11-year-old male Cockerpoo who presented as an emergency due to breathing difficulty to Camilla, one of the specialists in Internal medicine. Our imaging service performed CT which showed a pneumothorax (air in the chest) and a bulla in the left caudal lung lobe. The pneumothorax did not resolve after drainage. Lara, one of the soft tissue surgeons performed thoracic surgery to explore the cause of the leakage. The source of the leakage was confirmed to be from the lung bulla and the affected lung lobe was removed.

Lung bullae can be caused by trauma, inflammation, emphysema, bacterial infections, cancer, congenital abnormalities or can be idiopathic (no underlying cause). When the lung was analysed, there was no underlying cause which is great news.

Buddy's owner was extremely relieved when he was signed off at the last check-up appointment. His breathing has not been affected with removal of one lung lobe as he has 5 other lung lobes which will compensate. We are very pleased for Buddy and his owner that he has recovered so well after major surgery.

At Blaise we have specialists in multiple disciplines and complex cases like Buddy require a multi-disciplinary approach to obtain the best outcomes for our patients.

Today, we celebrate two incredible years of caring for our community with compassion, dedication, and excellence. In jus...
06/11/2025

Today, we celebrate two incredible years of caring for our community with compassion, dedication, and excellence. In just this short time, we’ve proudly treated just over 16,000 patients — a milestone that reflects the trust and support of everyone who walks through our doors💙

To our amazing staff, referring vets, and out of hour partner practices — thank you for being part of our Blaise journey 🐾

💫 Little Dottie’s Big Recovery 💫Last week we met Dottie, a brave 6-month-old Lakeland Terrier, who came to our Emergency...
04/11/2025

💫 Little Dottie’s Big Recovery 💫

Last week we met Dottie, a brave 6-month-old Lakeland Terrier, who came to our Emergency and Critical Care Service after being kicked in the head by a horse.
She arrived as a polytrauma patient, and our team acted quickly to perform an initial assessment and a full-body CT scan. Thankfully, Dottie’s body was completely fine — but she suffered from a traumatic brain injury caused by multiple non-displaced skull fracture.
Her fractures didn’t require surgery. With time, supportive treatment, and plenty of tender loving care, Dottie has shown amazing improvement during her stay with us.
After just one week she’s ready to go home, brighter, stronger and starting to show us her cheeky Terrier spirit again. 💕
This case is a wonderful example of how our different services — in this case, our ECC and Neurology teams, with the indispensable team of Nurses — work hand in hand to provide the best possible care for our patients.
We’re so proud of Dottie’s progress and can’t wait to see her heading home soon! 🐾💪
Go Dottie!

🌟 Client Spotlight! 🌟We love hearing from our clients — your feedback inspires us to keep delivering the best referral e...
29/10/2025

🌟 Client Spotlight! 🌟
We love hearing from our clients — your feedback inspires us to keep delivering the best referral experience possible.
Here’s what one happy client had to say about their experience with Blaise Referrals
Thank you for trusting us with your journey💙

Meet Bear 🐾Bear, a young French Bulldog, was referred to our hospital for further investigations into his severe, life-l...
27/10/2025

Meet Bear 🐾

Bear, a young French Bulldog, was referred to our hospital for further investigations into his severe, life-limiting heart disease, and assessment of his severe brachycephalic airway issues.
Cardiac investigations confirmed that Bear had severe pulmonic stenosis — a congenital defect that was placing considerable strain on his heart. Without intervention, his prognosis was sadly very poor, with a significantly shortened life expectancy.
Following careful planning and collaboration between our anaesthesia, soft tissue surgery, cardiology, ICU, and nursing teams, Bear first underwent BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome) surgery to improve his breathing and overall quality of life, but also to make him a safer candidate for the anaesthetic required for a planned cardiac intervention.
A few weeks later, and once he had completely recovered from his BOAS surgery, Bear underwent a successful transvalvular pulmonic stent angioplasty. This complex procedure significantly improved blood flow through his heart and helped to relieve the pressure it was under.
Bear’s journey highlights the strength and value of a truly multidisciplinary approach in managing complex and high-risk cases. Our hospital is equipped to provide coordinated, specialist-led care tailored to each patient’s individual needs, with all teams working closely together from diagnosis through to recovery.
We’re delighted to share that Bear is now recovering well — and facing a much brighter future, thanks to the dedication and teamwork of everyone involved in his care.

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