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RVC Queen Mother Hospital for Animals Veterinary Oncology

United Kingdom · Europe · Biopsy · Chemotherapy · CT / MRI Referral · Diagnosis · Histopathology Coordination
Website: VisitPhone: +44 1707 666399Email: qmhreception@rvc.ac.ukLast verified: Aug 10, 2026

Clinic summary

Royal Veterinary College’s Veterinary Oncology Service is based within its small-animal referral network, principally at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. The official page describes multidisciplinary medical, surgical, interventional, emergency, imaging, and pathology collaboration.

Services

The official oncology page describes advanced diagnostics, image-guided sampling, medical and surgical oncology, interventional and emergency oncology, chemotherapy, electrochemotherapy, molecular targeted therapy, metronomic therapy, and immunotherapy, with radiotherapy collaboration. It also states that initial owner teleconsultations may be offered for those unable to attend or seeking advice before committing to a plan.

Address

Queen Mother Hospital for Animals, Hawkshead Lane, North Mymms, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL9 7TA, United Kingdom

Teleconsultation availability

Yes

Verification note

Verified on 2026-08-10 against the official hospital and service pages in source_urls. This neutral directory record is not a ranking, endorsement, guarantee of outcome, or statement of current appointment availability. Confirm referral rules, clinicians, equipment, services, fees, wait times, and emergency access directly with the hospital before travel.

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