The Practice is run and managed by Mark Gill BVetMed MRCVS (Regional Manager), Naomi Barlow (Assistant Regional Manager) and the hospital administrator, Jenny Everton. The first opinion vets are Head Vet Roger Bralow BSc BVSc MRCVS GP Cert (SAP) (LVI), Victoria Reeves BVM&S MRCVS (LVI) with emergency service vets Sara Cooper BVSc MRCVS and Andy Bradnock BSc (hons), BVSc, MRCVS (LVI).

 

They are supported by a team of qualified nurses:
Head Nurse Sarah Carter (RVN), Deputy Head Nurse Sandy Griffith (RVN), with Louise Thomson (RVN) Tessa Clark (RVN) Selina Clement (RVN) Sinead Walsh (RVN) and Chantel Pendergast (RVN).

 

Stone Lion Veterinary Centre is a Training Practice (TP) i.e. has been approved by the RCVS to train veterinary nurses and so the nursing team is completed by 4 trainees (Jade Probert, Karen Batten, Natasha Clark and Heather Kirkness) and up to 3 ward assistants (Danielle Boucher, Laura Hopping and Leticia Whitter)

 

To see what a day in the life of a Hospital Veterinary Nurse consists of - Click Here.

The referral service at Stone Lion Veterinary consists of:

Neurology
Clare Rusbridge BVMS PhD DipECVN MRCVS RCVS and European Specialist in Veterinary Neurology. Read Clare's Biography Here.
Kate Stalin  BA VetMB MRCVS European Specialist in Veterinary Neurology. Read Kate's Biography Here.

Ophthalmology
Sally Turner MA VetMB DVOphthal MRCVS RCVS Specialist in Veterinary Ophthalmology. Read Sally's Biography Here. 

 

 

Dermatology

Ewan Ferguson BVM&S DVD DVDerm MRCVS RCVS and European Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology

 

Physiotherapy

Joanne Boddy MCSP Cert A, AGPAT. Read more about Joanne on her website by clicking here.

How to book a consultation - Veterinary Surgeons Only

 

• Download the faxback form

 

• Or phone Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital Reception on 020 8946 4228

 

Information needed for referral:

 

• Client details (Please use this form)

 

• Clinical history (if submitting copy of clinical records please highlight parts relevant to referral or preferably provide a summary)

 

• Laboratory results (please forward full laboratory results i.e. all parameters tested with results)
  

 

• Copies of diagnostic images (MRI, radiographs, CT)
  

 

• Seizures

 

• Personality change

 

• Weakness

 

• Wobbly or poorly coordinated walking

 

• Spinal (back or neck) pain

 

• Head tilt

 

• Loss of balance

 

• Loss of nerve function

 

• Lameness where orthopaedic disease ruled out

 

• Blindness where eye disease ruled out

 

• Abnormal spontaneous and/ or/ involuntary movements

 

• Muscle contracture or atrophy

 

• Suspected syringomyelia

 

• Suspected Feline Orofacial Pain Syndrome (FOPS)

Cases suitable for referral to the Neurology Department at Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital are dogs and cats with:

How to Find Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital - Directions and Map - Click Here

Fax Advice Service

 

• Details of Fax Advice Service

 

• Download the Neurology Advice Form here

 

• Download the Epilepsy Advice Form here

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