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The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital

Cambridge, East of England

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Find themCambridge, East of England

Details checked19 Jul 2026

In an emergency, always phone the practice before travelling. If you can't get through, see nearby emergency vets or call the Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509000 if your pet has eaten something toxic.

About this practice

The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital is a first-opinion veterinary practice in Cambridge, East of England. It's located at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, Madingley Rd, Cambridge CB3 0ES. Their site lists services such as animal medicine service, blood test, cancer therapy and critical care. Reach the practice by phone on +441223337621, or check their website for details. We'd always recommend calling ahead to confirm hours and that they can see your pet. If your dog needs a walk nearby, Veteran Oak Gardens is around 0.99 km away.

Services offered

✓Animal Medicine Service
✓Blood Test
✓Cancer Therapy
✓Critical Care
✓Ct Scanner
✓Dental Care
✓Diagnostic Imaging
✓Diagnostic Investigations
✓Disease Control
✓Emergency Care
✓Farm Animal Care
✓Fracture Repair
✓Health Checks
✓Healthcare Plans
✓Herd Health Plans
✓Intensive Care
✓Internal Medicine
✓Interventional Radiology
✓Lameness Investigation
✓Medical Care
✓Pain Management
✓Parasite Control
✓Pre-Purchase Exam
✓Pre-Purchase Examination
✓Preventative Medicine
✓Shockwave Treatment
✓Small Animals
✓Soft Tissue Surgery
✓Soft Tissue Surgical
✓Surgical Procedures
✓Total Hip Replacement
✓Veterinary Services
✓Weight Management

Pets treated

Most first-opinion practices see dogs and cats, and many also treat rabbits and small pets. Expertise with exotics (reptiles, birds, ferrets) varies, so if you keep an unusual species, ask The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital before booking. Our food-safety checker covers dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters.

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Nearby emergency vets

Closest practices listed as offering emergency or out-of-hours care:

Arbury Road Veterinary Surgery

Emergency

32 Arbury Road, Cambridge, CB4 2JE· 3.2 km

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Cambridge Cat Clinic

Emergency

Cox's Drove, CB21 5HE· 9.0 km

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Riverport Vets

Emergency

Huntingdonshire, PE27 3LG· 17.7 km

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Potton Vets

24-hour

9 Market Square, Sandy, SG19 2NP· 22.7 km

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Frequently asked questions

Does The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital take on new clients?

Registration policies change, so the best way to find out is to phone The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital on +441223337621 and ask whether they're taking on new patients in Cambridge.

What if my pet has an emergency near Cambridge?

The closest practice in our directory listing emergency or out-of-hours care is Arbury Road Veterinary Surgery, about 3.22 km away. Always phone before travelling — many practices route out-of-hours calls to a dedicated provider.

Can I walk my dog near The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital?

Yes — Veteran Oak Gardens is the nearest green space we have on file, roughly 0.99 km away, which is handy for a short walk before or after a visit. Keep dogs on a lead near the road and around the practice.

Is there parking near The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital?

The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital is at The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital, Madingley Rd, Cambridge CB3 0ES. Parking varies by site — some practices have their own spaces, others rely on nearby on-street or public car parks — so allow a little extra time, and call ahead if your pet is unwell or hard to move.

Can The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital see rabbits or small animals?

The Queen's Veterinary School Hospital's own service list mentions small or exotic pets, so they should be able to help — phone to confirm they can see your specific pet.