Coombefield Veterinary Hospital
The Surgery was established as a mixed practice in the 20th Century for the care of livestock, horses and companion animals. When it was rebuilt in 1988 the purpose built premises were granted hospital status. This title is awarded by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to those practices maintaining the highest standards of care and treatment, using the latest technology.
Coombefield Veterinary Hospital is also registered with the Royal College of Veterinary 
Surgeons as an approved centre for the training of veterinary nurses. In 2000 we gained the Investors in People award.
Our aim is to provide comprehensive healthcare for all animals, with dedicated staff and the very best facilities. Our training is regularly updated to ensure that we are in touch with the latest methods and treatments.
OUR NEW EXTENSION HAS OPENED!
Coombefield Veterinary Hospital is pleased to announce the extension to our small animal hospital is now completed 
We are very proud to be able to provide our clients and their pets with these updated and expanded facilities. The new extension will ensure we can continue to maintain our current status as a Tier3 hospital keeping in line with RCVS standards.
We have extended the building to provide:-
- Two spacious operating theatres
- An imaging suite containing the latest digital radiography equipment and ultrasound scanner.
- A designated cat ward to allow maximum patient comfort and minimal stress
- A large prep room for emergency treatment, anaesthetic induction and surgical preparation before entering theatre.
- A dedicated dental theatre
- A nurses station – the control centre of the hospital
- Renovation of our existing dog kennels
In addition the upper story of the extension will provide us with an ideal room for client meetings, discussion groups yoga classes and somewhere to scream when necessary!
We are already using the theatres and imaging suite and will shortly be moving into the cattery and dental theatre.
We hope to officially open the building in November with a proposed open day for the Spring 2012
Please look at the photos in Small Animal- new build.
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