Flow Veterinary Cardiology

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Flow Veterinary Cardiology Flow Veterinary Cardiology provides a Advanced Practitioner led Small Animal Cardiology referral service for dogs and cats. Our service is based in Co. Cork.

Lovely Ruby visited us recently for her heart scan - such a sweet little lady ❤️ ➡️ swipe to see her second hidden hairs...
30/07/2026

Lovely Ruby visited us recently for her heart scan - such a sweet little lady ❤️

➡️ swipe to see her second hidden hairstyle….!

Mohawk Ruby! 🤩

Winnie visited us for a heart scan recently and was all ears for the chats from nurse Ciara! Winnie was a little nervous...
21/07/2026

Winnie visited us for a heart scan recently and was all ears for the chats from nurse Ciara!

Winnie was a little nervous about visiting us, but we did our best to put her at ease - she spent most of her visit cuddling in our nurses arms ❤️

Thankfully it was good news for Winnie today!

Thanks to Winnie’s owners for their kind permission to post 👍

Queenie visited us for her cardiac check up this week, and as always, brought along her Bear to keep her company ❤️She i...
16/05/2026

Queenie visited us for her cardiac check up this week, and as always, brought along her Bear to keep her company ❤️

She is the best little lady for her scans, and is just so sweet. We absolutely love seeing her! ✨

Queenie owners never forget to bring her Bear with her, to help her feel more at home during her few hours staying with us. Anything that smells of home, such as a favourite toy or blanket can help a patient to settle in a hospital environment, even if their stay is only for a few hours. The small things make a big difference! 💜

Thanks to Queenie’s owners for their kind permission to post these cute pictures!

11/05/2026

The horrors persist, but so do I. 👻😂

06/05/2026

Lovely Grainne visited us earlier this week ⭐️ This gorgeous little lady relaxed so well during her scan that she decided to stay put afterwards and enjoy the continued belly rubs and chin tickles from our wonderful nursing team!

Helping our patients to feel comfortable and minimising their stress during their visit to us is always a priority 💜

Thank you to her owner for her kind permission to post.

We loved seeing Roxy again this week for her routine cardiac reassessment ❤️ We were delighted to hear that she is doing...
16/04/2026

We loved seeing Roxy again this week for her routine cardiac reassessment ❤️ We were delighted to hear that she is doing so well at home and is a happy little lady!

Here she is having a cuddle with our wonderful nurse Ciara after being a star patient for her echo! ⭐️

Roxy is in stage C of mitral valve disease and continues to do very well thanks to the wonderful care of her owners, and the support of her primary care vets.

It really is a big team effort to help our heart patients thrive and live with the best quality of life possible, despite their diagnosis. Hearing that a little patient is doing well and living their best life makes our day! 💜

🧐Are you comfortable characterising murmurs you have heard on auscultation? ✅Detecting whether a murmur is systolic, dia...
07/04/2026

🧐Are you comfortable characterising murmurs you have heard on auscultation?

✅Detecting whether a murmur is systolic, diastolic or continuous is important as this provides information which will help you to form a differential diagnosis list and assist you in formulating a sensible diagnostic plan.

❤️The vast majority of murmurs you will auscultate will be systolic, with diastolic murmurs being reasonably rare. Continuous murmurs are especially important not to miss, as the most common differential is a patent ductus arteriosus (PDA); a condition in puppies where prompt diagnosis and management is critical.

🧐 Are you comfortable characterising the timing of murmurs on auscultation?🩺 Deciding whether a murmur is systolic, dias...
25/03/2026

🧐 Are you comfortable characterising the timing of murmurs on auscultation?

🩺 Deciding whether a murmur is systolic, diastolic or continuous is important as it provides diagnostic information which will help you to form a list of potential differential diagnoses and subsequently pursue a sensible diagnostic plan.

♥️ The vast majority of murmurs you will auscultate will likely be systolic in nature, with diastolic murmurs being very rare.

🚨Continuous murmurs are especially important not to miss, as the most common associated differential is a PDA (Patent Ductus Arteriosus); a condition for which diagnosis in puppies is both critical and time sensitive.

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