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Cromwell Veterinary Group is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company).

02/11/2026

Patient appreciation

Meet Guinness and Hamish these beautiful boys came in for their castration and won the hearts of our team.

Here they are posing for a photo in their Medical Pet Shirts, these are used to prevent them interfering with their wounds whilst they heal.

28/10/2026

Ramsey branch will be closed from 1.00pm on the 29th October.
We will be open as normal on Friday.

26/10/2026

Guess The Breed

Lovely Bracken visited us last week for us to look at his paw that had been causing him some trouble, he stayed with us for the day to be sedated and have it examined, he recovered very well and was back to his usual lively self in no time.

But we have a question for you... what two breeds is Bracken a combination of?

Please put your guesses below and we will reveal the answers in the next few days.

20/10/2026

We are incredibly proud of our team, what an achievement.

A huge thank you to the incredible team at Cromwell Vets for going the extra mile for Vetlife! 💚👏

A team of 11 took on the mighty Chiltern 50km Ultra Marathon, completing the challenge in an amazing 12 hours and 28 minutes! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️⛰️

So far, they’ve raised over £2,500 to support Vetlife and our confidential emotional, mental health and financial support services for the veterinary community. 💚

Thank you to everyone at Cromwell Vets for taking on this incredible challenge and helping us support the veterinary community. You’re amazing! 🙌

https://www.justgiving.com/team/cromwell-vets-ultra

19/10/2026

Freddie's Post Op Check'

Freddie visited us for his post-operative check following his castration procedure the previous week. As you can see, he was happy to pose for a nice photo showing off his pearly white teeth.

All of our patients are seen in practice for a post-operative check following surgical procedures to ensure they are healing well.

At 5-7 days following a castration, the wound has passed from the inflammatory phase in to the proliferative phase of healing which means new skin is being formed, there may be some mild residual bruising but the wound should be dry and not have any residue or discharge from it.

This is an important time for the wound to be checked so that we can intervene if there are signs of infection.

Freddie's wound looked fantastic, he had been wearing his medical pet shirt after his procedure to prevent him licking or itching the area. It was lovely to see Freddie smiling and happy to see the team.

14/10/2026

St Neots Cromwell Vets

Along with routine Vet/ Nurse consults and routine procedures our St Neots team is home to:

Pictured is Mollie one of our Registered Veterinary Nurses who has an interest in all things small animal. She helps to run our Small animal Clinics and is happy to see them for anything from a nail clip to a weight consult and all things in-between.

Also pictured is Vet Emily who has recently completed her Surgery Certificate.

Along with the rest of our fabulous St Neots team of Vets, Nurses and Client Care.

We have an upgraded cat friendly waiting area to aim to make a trip to the vets as stress free as possible.

Please pop into St Neots and say hi to the team.

13/10/2026

We had a brief powercut which has resulted in our phones going down.

We have our calls transferred to one phone. We would kindly ask if you have a routine enquiry or medication request to use our website or email us [email protected].

If you have an emergency and are unable to get through, please head down to the Huntingdon hospital where you will be triaged.

We are working with our IT team to get this resolved as soon as possible.

08/10/2026

Charity Challenge

A group of 11 of our team completed The Chiltern 50km Ultra Marathon.

They completed this massive challenge in 12hrs 28mins and have so far raised over £2500 in aid of Vetlife

VetLife is an important charity to us all at Cromwell’s. With our team previously completing the Yorkshire Three Peaks and 9 Edge challenge over the last few years.

The charity provides support to our veterinary community in times of severe emotional or health concerns.

The veterinary community continues to experience significantly higher levels of depression and su***de then the general public. Veterinarians are 4 times more likely to die from su***de than the general public, and nearly 70% of veterinarians have lost a colleague to su***de. A study on veterinary nurses found that nearly 75% of respondents had personally experienced a mental health concern and only half had received professional support for this.

Recently this has heightened with the continual negative press coverage the industry receives. As a result there are higher levels of anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts within our community.

By promoting Vetlife, we promote to friends, families, colleagues and clients, that we are more predisposed to ill mental health due to the critical paradox, emotional and physical distress, complaints, long hours...and the list goes on!

We also remind peers that it is okay to not be okay and seek help.

If you are able to donate please see the link below:
https://www.justgiving.com/team/cromwell-vets-ultra?utm_medium=TE&utm_source=CL

07/10/2026

Due to staff sickness we have had to close our Cambourne practice today.

If you have an emergencies please call Huntingdon where our team can assist you.

We apologise for any issues this may cause.

Address

36 St Johns Street
Huntingdon
PE293DG

Telephone

+44148052222

Website

http://www.cromwellvets.co.uk/contact-us/book-an-appointment

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