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11/07/2025

https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2025-07-10/struck-off-vet-offered-wrong-treatments-and-deleted-medical-records

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01/07/2025

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28/06/2025

This statement was posted publicly on a newspaper’s page.

It’s one of many voices speaking out since the RCVS found Mr. Siew Loong (Michael) Ng guilty of disgraceful professional conduct and removed him from the veterinary register on 19 June 2025.

We did not write this — but it reflects what multiple former staff and clients have since shared with us privately.

The RCVS has now published the full list of proven charges — covering dishonesty, record tampering, unnecessary surgeries on puppies, and operating without trained staff.

You can read the official RCVS ruling here:
https://www.rcvs.org.uk/document-library/ng-siew-loong-june-2025-charges/

We’re posting this to raise awareness — for the animals, the staff, and the clients affected.

If you want to speak confidentially, you are not alone. We are listening.



RSPCA (England & Wales) RSPCA Milton Keynes & N. Bucks Branch Bedfordshire Police Central Bedfordshire Council British Veterinary Association - BVA

26/06/2025

https://www.facebook.com/100039554211360/posts/1527846891877103/?

A vet based in Leighton Buzzard has been removed from the Register of Veterinary Surgeons for failings, including ‘deeply concerning treatment many years out of date’.

25/06/2025

After a long and emotional four-year wait, I can now share that the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has formally found Mr. Siew Loong (Michael) Ng guilty of disgraceful professional conduct, and he has been struck off the veterinary register.

One of the many cases examined during the hearing was that of our beloved Barney.

In May 2021, Barney — our Labradoodle — became seriously unwell. He was drinking excessively, not eating, and clearly suffering. Despite strong signs of diabetes, Michael Ng failed to offer us urgent or appropriate treatment. Instead of recommending insulin, hospitalisation, or referral to a specialist, we were led to believe Barney might have cancer — and were steered by Michael Ng toward euthanasia.

Heartbroken, we brought Barney home for the weekend to say goodbye. But he improved — just enough for us to cancel the euthanasia and seek help from another vet, who diagnosed diabetes properly and began treatment immediately. Barney’s life was nearly lost unnecessarily through Mr Ng's misdiagnosis.

I reported what happened to the RCVS, and it became part of a much larger investigation. The outcome of that investigation is now public.

What was especially distressing was learning during the hearing that Mr. Ng had altered Barney’s medical records, adding notes that falsely suggested I had refused treatment. The RCVS panel found this to be dishonest and misleading.

This process has been long and painful for me and my family, but the result brings some peace. I share this not out of anger, but to honour Barney — and to help ensure others don’t suffer in silence.

Thank you to everyone who stood with us. And thank you to the RCVS for listening, for upholding professional standards, and for protecting the trust we place in veterinary care.

23/06/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HudQqwtKS/?mibextid=wwXIfr

The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) holds one of the highest professional standards in the UK. In a disciplinary hearing, the panel must be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt — the same legal standard used in criminal court — before finding a vet guilty of “disgraceful conduct.”

This isn’t a symbolic decision. It means the evidence was so strong, so detailed, and so credible that the RCVS concluded the individual should no longer be allowed to practice.

We are deeply grateful to the RCVS for the time, integrity, and thoroughness with which they approached this case. It took years of patience, evidence-gathering, and truth-telling to reach this point.

The official charges will be released publicly by the RCVS in due course. Until then, we continue to let the process — and the facts — speak for themselves.

British Veterinary Association - BVA Central Bedfordshire Council

08/01/2024

When you find a love heart under all that hair ❤️
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06/12/2023

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05/12/2023

Only a few spaces left available now till next year 🐶

02/12/2023

Just loved this morning with this lovely family - Reggie Libby and new addition pup Nellie
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21/11/2023

Just over a month away from the festive season so please get booked in if your pooch needs a groom before to avoid disappointment 🐶

10/11/2023

Our busy season is just around the corner and December particularly is booking up so any customers that need their dogs groomed this month or next please let us know ASAP to avoid disappointment.
We also have a few morning appointments on Thursdays now ( usually our day off) 🐶😊