Archive for November 2022

Willows has rubberstamped our commitment to the environment with the introduction of an in-house oxygen generator.   We have recently invested £35,000 in a deluxe compressor and state-of-the-art oxygen generator system as part of an ongoing eco-friendly campaign which has already seen our team earn prestigious national accreditation. Last year, we earned a silver award…

We are delighted to announce the appointment of a highly experienced RVN and Nursing Manager as our new Hospital Director. Tom Reilly has taken up the management role here at Willows having joined from our parent company Linnaeus, where he was Referral Field Nursing Manager. The appointment is not Tom’s first experience with Willows, however,…

Why do we need to keep antibiotics working? Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria mutate and adapt to reduce the effects of antibiotics. Antibiotics can also affect ‘good bacteria’ and cause harm. New antibiotic drugs are not easy to develop, so we need to preserve the efficiency of the drugs we have. Antibacterial resistance is a…

Our Head of Dermatology here at Willows has been praised after successfully treating a dog’s long-running skin complaint which had caused widespread crusting and scabbing. Dr Richard Harvey revealed the eight-year-old Hungarian Vizsla was suffering from an autoimmune condition called canine exfoliative cutaneous lupus erythematosus (ECLE). European Specialist Dr Harvey’s accurate diagnosis and swift treatment…