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Referal Practices

The veterinary surgeons shown below accept referral cases from other veterinary surgeons. If your pet may need advanced dental treatment, then please discuss it with your own regular veterinary surgeon. They will then be able to organise a referral if required.

Referral Veterinary Dentists :

  • Yorkshire
  • Cheshire
    • Colin J K Baxter BVM&S MRCVS
      29 Barker Street, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 5TD
      Tel: 01270 610349, Fax: 01270 628367
      Website: www.nantwichvet.co.uk
  • Manchester
    • David Crossley BVetMed DipEVDC PhD MRCVS
      Animal Medical Centre Referral Services, Chorlton, Manchester, M21 0UB
      Tel: 0161 881 3329, Fax: 0161 861 8553
      Website: www.dacross.com
  • Devon
  • Edinburgh
    • Norman Johnston BVM&S MRCVS DipEVDC DipAVDC FAVD
      Fiona Johnston BVMS MRCVS
      Scottish Veterinary Dental Partnership Arkle Cottage, Strathearn Road, North Berwick, East Lothian EH39 5BZ
      Tel/Fax: 01620 89 0002 Mobile: 0370 73 40 93
      E-mail: njohnston@scottishvetdental.co.uk
      Website: www.scottishvetdental.co.uk
    • Clinics in:
      Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh
      Tel: 0131 650 7651
      Thistle Veterinary Health Centre, Edinburgh
      Tel: 0131 337 3700
      Glasgow (Veterinary School)
      Tel: 0141 330 3697
      London/Surrey
      Tel: 01784 436367
  • Kent
  • London/Kent/Midlands
    • Paul Hobson BVet Med MRCVS
      Pet Dentist
      Tel: 07973 510486
      E-mail: petdentists@onetel.com
      Website: www.petdentists.co.uk
    • Clinics in:
      Animal Medical Centre, 242 Cricklewood Lane, London, NW2 2PU
      Tel: 020 - 8450 - 2228
      Animal Medical Centre, 1 The Drive, Kingsley Park, Northampton, NN1 4RY
      Tel: 01604 - 710 - 411
      North Kent Referrals, Warren Road, Bluebell Hill, Kent, ME5 9RD
      Tel: 01634 - 666 - 655
  • Sussex
    • P R Cooper and Associates MsRCVS
      309 The Ridge, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 2RA
      Tel: 01424 751595. Fax: 01424 756378

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