James Specialist Veterinary Cardiology

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Did you know you can request repeat prescriptions via our website???Head to www.jsvc.co.uk/prescriptions to place your r...
04/06/2026

Did you know you can request repeat prescriptions via our website???

Head to www.jsvc.co.uk/prescriptions to place your request and our team will respond swiftly ❤

We do ask that you have at least 5-7 days left of your pets medications before submitting a request so we have time to check our stock, make an order if required and then pop them in the post, if your choice is delivery. You are of course, very welcome to collect medications from Mill Run Barn as well 😊

We also provide written prescriptions on request for you to fill online at the provider of your choice. These can be emailed to you or available to collect from Mill Run Barn.

01/06/2026

A reminder of our fixed price services ❤

🐕🐈‍⬛ Puppy and Kitten clinic - asymptomatic, under 12mths old. Consult and full reported echo included. £410

🫶 Minimally invasive PDA closure - £4000

❤ Balloon valvuloplasty - £4000

😍 Pacemaker implantation - £4800

Contact us for more information!
01477 534729
[email protected]

Need to refer a case to us???If you are a pet owner/care giver please ask your vet to complete a referral form.To do thi...
28/05/2026

Need to refer a case to us???

If you are a pet owner/care giver please ask your vet to complete a referral form.

To do this:
✅Head to www.jsvc.co.uk
✅Click "refer a case" along the top icons of the home page
✅Choose "Routine", "Urgent" or "Emergency"
✅Continue to fill out all the fields with data for the particular patient
✅Complete the wee maths task at the bottom next to the "Submit" button (so we all know you are a human being 😉)
✅Click " Submit"!

Please remember to send all relevant history by email to [email protected] as well ☺️

Any problems with this form do get in touch and we will accept referrals by email or phone as well.
01477534729
[email protected]

Here is uber laid back lurcher Morgan, who came to see Luke for a recheck of his mitral valve disease ❤We obviously caug...
26/05/2026

Here is uber laid back lurcher Morgan, who came to see Luke for a recheck of his mitral valve disease ❤

We obviously caught him at nap time as Morgan decided the comfy green mat and just behind the door were prime spots for snoozing 😴 Nurse Liza hardly had to hold him during his investigations and had to do more chaperoning to keep his relaxed limbs in place! 😄

Morgan's disease process is at a stage B2, so he has medication to slow the progression of the disease and help him keep his great quality of life for as long as possible. It's really important to keep up with regular checks so we can document any changes and optimise treatment regimes so that the progression into heart failure (stage C) is as late as possible ☺️

Many thanks to VillageVets And Meadowbank for hosting us this day 🥰

Monday 25th May is a BANK HOLIDAY!!! Friday 22nd May - Open as usualSaturday 23rd May - Open for emergencies onlySunday ...
21/05/2026

Monday 25th May is a BANK HOLIDAY!!!

Friday 22nd May - Open as usual
Saturday 23rd May - Open for emergencies only
Sunday 24th May - Open for emergencies only
Monday 25th May - Open for emergencies only
Tuesday 26th May - Open as usual

In an emergency contact us on our clinic number of 01477 534729 to be directed to the Cardiologist on call.

VETERINARY PROFESSIONALS!!  DID YOU KNOW......?We offer an advice service free of charge?Speak to our dedicated cardiolo...
18/05/2026

VETERINARY PROFESSIONALS!! DID YOU KNOW......?
We offer an advice service free of charge?

Speak to our dedicated cardiology team by calling 01477 534729 or email [email protected] for advice on cardiology related queries. We are happy to help with your challenging cases ❤️

Chest radiographs
ECG's
CHF management
Congential heart disease
Aquired heart disease
Heart murmurs
Pericardial disease management
Cough
Interventional surgery candidates

Introducing the lovely Kipper who came to see the team for heart murmur investigations. During these it was discovered K...
14/05/2026

Introducing the lovely Kipper who came to see the team for heart murmur investigations. During these it was discovered Kipper had some abnormal heart beats (ventricular arrhythmias) and a 24 hour ECG (holter) was fitted to ascertain the significance of these 🤓

The outcome surprised us all in that the holter revealed Kipper had periods of atrial standstill and a very slow heart rate combined with his ventricular arrhythmias 😳

Kipper's owners elected to have our team place a pacemaker to control Kipper's heart rate and this was performed successfully 🤩 You can see the pacemaker lead through Kipper's heart on the fluoroscopy image.

Kipper has gone on to have rechecks to optimise his pacemaker settings and his owners sent in a lovely video of him enjoying his first off-lead walk since his pacemaker surgery 🥰

Gorgeous hunk of a canine, Blue, came to see Luke to investigate a heart murmur found by his primary care vets ❤Great Da...
11/05/2026

Gorgeous hunk of a canine, Blue, came to see Luke to investigate a heart murmur found by his primary care vets ❤

Great Dane's are predisposed to heart disease, specifically dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) and so we were very happy to find that Blue had a mild mitral valve disease at a stage B1, meaning he doesn't require treatment at this time 🙌

Blue was the epitome of a "gentle giant" and took his investigations in his stride earning some well deserved treats at the end 🥰😋

Many thanks to Bodrwnsiwn Vets Menai Bridge practice for hosting us this day 😀

Spreading some feline love today.........just because 😻😽🐾🐈
07/05/2026

Spreading some feline love today.........just because 😻😽🐾🐈

May is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month!!!This month we join the veterinary profession in celebrating veterinary nurse...
01/05/2026

May is Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month!!!

This month we join the veterinary profession in celebrating veterinary nurses. Having now run for over 20 years, the campaign spearheaded by the British Veterinary Nursing Association celebrates what it means to be a veterinary nurse, raising awareness of the significant contributions made by veterinary nurses to animal health and welfare.

Here at JSVC we celebrate our Nursing Team made up of our qualified registered veterinary nurses, animal care assistants and client care team ❤🤩

Susie
Tanya
Jade
Charlotte
Mandy
Rachel
Mandy
Liza
Kerisa
Lys

All these ladies are dedicated to their job, encompass excellence in all spheres of patient and client care and are the beating heart of JSVC. We are very lucky to have them! 🥰

To find out more about our team visit www.jsvc.co.uk.

To find out more about VNAM visit www.bvna.org.uk/project/veterinary-nursing-awareness-month-may-2026

Address

Mill Run Barn, Twemlow Lane, Cranage
Holmes Chapel
CW48EX

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