Did you know that an abdominal ultrasound allows us to see your pet’s internal organs in real time without surgery? Learn how abdominal ultrasound scans can help to diagnose pet health issues.

As pets age, they can become prone to various health conditions. This June, we are running our ‘Geriatric Pet Health’ promotion, which aims to identify problems early, allowing us to keep senior pets healthier and more comfortable for longer.

Coquet Vets has been shortlisted for North East Veterinary Practice of the Year! Voting opens on 26 May 2026, so if you feel we’ve made a difference to you and your pet, we’d really appreciate your support.

Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVN’s) are highly skilled and trained professionals who provide care for the animals in practice. Find out more about what veterinary nurses do and their vital role in clinical support, client care, and client education.

Student Veterinary Nurses are an important part of the Coquet Vets team, providing direct animal care and clinical support as part of their training to become a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN). Meet our Student Veterinary Nurses and get to know them a little better!

Registered Veterinary Nurses (RNV’s) are qualified professionals with key responsibilities and skills including anaesthesia and surgery, clinical procedures, nurse clinics, patient care, and client support. Find out more about the RVN’s team at Coquet Vets in our latest article.