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Cambridge Beehive Vets for Pets
Inside Pets at HomeUnit 6b The Beehive Centre
Coldhams Lane
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB1 3ET 01223 656 965
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Normal Opening Hours
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Holiday Opening Hours
May bank holiday
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Hearing loop facility
We have a loop hearing facility in the practice.
Meet the team
Dr Hayley Baker
Practice Owner & Veterinary Surgeon
MA VetMB GPCert (endo) MRCVS
Hi Everyone! I am Hayley the Practice Owner at Vets for Pets Bar Hill and Cambridge Beehive. I qualified as a Veterinary Surgeon in 2008 from the University of Cambridge. I then spent a few years in Ireland working in first opinion practice, gaining valuable experience in soft tissue surgery and emergency and critical care. I moved back to Cambridge in 2012 where I started working for Vets for Pets on Barnwell Road and took over as Practice Owner of both Vets for Pets Cambridge and Cambridge Beehive. Since then, I have gained a post-graduate qualification in endoscopy and endosurgery, of which there are only a handful of us across the country and now champion minimally invasive procedures, not only in our practice but across the entire Vets for Pets Business. For this reason, I was awarded a grant by Vets for Pets to include a state-of-the-art training facility in our new Bar Hill Practice, to help encourage uptake of, specifically, laparoscopic neutering.
At home I look after my two daughters Evie and Ysmay with my husband Rob, who is originally from Histon. I also spend any free time I have running and you will regularly find me running around the village during lunch time!
Jessica grew up in Hong Kong, but moved to the UK 18 years ago to pursue her dream of being a vet. She qualified from the university of Liverpool in 2012. She started her career as a mixed animal vet and became a small animal only vet when she joined Vets4pets Cambridge in 2018. Her special interest is learning anything new! She has a certificate in small animal surgery and is studying for an ophthalmology certificate currently. She has two mischievous rescue lurchers, enjoys CrossFit, travelling, completing daily quests on Duolingo and anything food-related.
Hello! I am Katie, you may have heard me referred to as 'Tiny Vet' by some of my colleagues. I joined the practice in June 2022 and I am mainly based at the Beehive practice. I have an interest in unusual medical cases and I am currently studying for a further qualification in Small Animal Internal Medicine. Outside work, I am a keen skier alongside going to the gym, baking, crafting and socialising.
I graduated as a veterinary surgeon in 2019 in Spain and moved to the UK in the same year. During my first year I developed an interest in Radiology and Ultrasonography and completed my GP Certificate in Diagnostic imaging in 2023.
Outside of work you can find me on my spinning bike at the gym! I also enjoy cooking and spending time with my partner, friends and my two lovely cats Bruno and Brenda.
Dr Susanne Valen
Veterinary Surgeon
DVM MRCVS CertAVP
Dr Charlotte Rossor
Veterinary Surgeon
MRCVS
Megan graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2022 and joined Cambridge Vets for pets in the same year. Her interests are medicine cases but she generally enjoys all aspects of first opinion practice, especially getting to know all of our patients and clients! Outside of work Megan spends her time travelling, cooking, running, seeing friends and family and going on adventures with her cheeky corgi, Penny!
Hi my name is Kelly, I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2009 with a BSc in Veterinary Nursing, I have also completed certificates in dental nursing and wound management. I joined the Vets for Pets Beehive team as Head Nurse in October 2025.
I love being a veterinary nurse and particularly enjoy looking after the patients staying with us at the surgery and also conducting nurse clinic appointments. I love seeing our patient’s journeys and being able to play a part in making them feel better.
Outside of work I enjoy crafting, yoga and spending time with family & friends.
I graduated from the royal veterinary college in 2023 and joined Vets for Pets in September 2025.
I enjoy all aspects of nursing, but I am passionate about working in theatre and anaesthesia, where I am planning to get a certificate in surgical nursing.
My favourite breed is a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel but I love all animals in all shapes and sizes.
In the future, I would love to travel using my degree to help with conservation and rescue projects around the world.
Hi! I’m Izzy, a recently qualified RVN (July 2025) with a BSc in Veterinary Nursing and Applied Animal Behaviour. I love every part of nursing, but hospital and inpatient care are where I’m happiest as I love watching patients recover and head home feeling their best.
I’m also slightly obsessed with all wildlife species, especially pigeons (they were the star of my dissertation!). At home, I’m kept on my toes by my Labrador, Pepper. In my spare time, I play guitar and piano and enjoy gaming with my partner and friends. I’ve also volunteered at a wild bird hospital in Cornwall and love any opportunity to keep learning and expanding my knowledge on all things veterinary.
Hi, I’m Amelia. I qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in June 2025 after completing my BSc degree at Middlesex University. I have a strong interest in anaesthesia, particularly in delivering safe and effective perioperative care. In addition, I am eager to expand my knowledge in physiotherapy with the aim of enhancing the overall quality of life for patients recovering from injury or surgery. Alongside my clinical work, I have a strong interest in travelling and volunteering abroad, where I enjoy sharing my knowledge of animal care and supporting communities in improving animal welfare. In my spare time, I enjoy rock climbing, spending time outdoors and playing the guitar.
I began my journey at Vets for Pets Cambridge in 2020 during the pandemic. I worked as a student nurse during Covid-19 and have since graduated in 2023. I have special interests in felines and their wellbeing in practice as well as dentistry. Outside of work I love travelling, gymnastics and crafty hobbies such as crochet! I have two cats called Raja and Dora at home who came back with me from Malaysia.
Charlotte Pace
Registered Veterinary Nurse
BA (Hons) RVN VTS (Cardiology) PG Cert (Vet Ed) FHEA
Charlotte Pace qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2003, whilst working in practice in London. In the same year she moved to the Royal Veterinary College to work as a medicine nurse. In 2006 she became cardiology nurse for the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. In 2010 she passed American veterinary technician exams and became the first nurse to hold the Cardiology qualification outside the US. From 2012 to 2015, Charlotte taught veterinary nurses on both degree and diploma programmes. In 2015 she returned to veterinary practice, and continues to write and lecture on veterinary cardiology. She will be President of the British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) 2022-2023. She has a passion for cats, and serves Arthur, her black and white rescue cat. They have lived happily together for 10 years.
I joined the practice in December 2025 after working as a dog walker and dog groomer.
I love being a part of an amazing team who are all so passionate about animal welfare.
In my spare time you can find me walking my retired spaniel called Tia.
My love for animals started from a young age being raised in a household with rabbits, guinea pigs and cats. In 2011, I started college studying animal care and graduated in June 2013 with a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management.
Young and unsure of my future I joined the workforce in retail for ten years but in February 2025 I made the decision to return to my love of working with animals by becoming a Veterinary Care Assistant at the Beehive practice.
I joined the fabulous team here at Vets for Pets Cambridge in May 2019. I began as head receptionist and progressed to practice manager, where I oversee both our brand new Bar Hill practice, and our Cambridge Beehive practice as well. I love meeting all of our amazing clients and their beloved pets and helping in any way I can.
Outside of work I have five crazy cats and one pony, and love spending my time travelling and attending live music events.
Zoe Harvey
Finance Administrator
Abbie Denham
Senior Receptionist
Megan Pyle
Senior Receptionist
Harley Jones
Client Care Advisor
Annie Clark
Client Care Advisor
Vets for Pets Cambridge Beehive is committed to bringing you affordable, high quality care via a modern, well equipped practice, including a lab, pharmacy, digital x-ray and ultrasound. Plus, on site car parking too!
The friendly team can't wait to meet all of their new clients!
Services
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Open 7 Days a WeekWe are open 7 days a week.
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Airway SurgeryAirway Surgery
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AnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthetic enables us to perform many procedures kindly and safely for your pet.
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ArthroscopyArthroscopy (also called arthroscopic or keyhole surgery) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure on a joint in which an examination and sometimes treatment of damage is performed using an arthroscope, an endoscope that is inserted into the joint through a small incision.
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Bereavement SupportMaking the decision to say goodbye to your pet is one of the toughest you’ll ever make. Pets provide us with unconditional love, friendship and comfort, so it is normal to have intense or conflicting emotions when it comes to euthanasia. At Vets4Pets we’re here for you and your pet for every step of your journey together.
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BiochemistryAllows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
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Blood Pressure MonitorUsed to measure the range of blood pressure as a preventative treatment to identify early signs of systemic hypertension.
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Blood TransfusionTreats many critically ill cats and dogs and our pioneering blood donor programme helps keep them alive.
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Cruciate SurgerySurgery to repair damaged stifle ligaments.
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DentistryThe treatment and prevention of dental disease
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Digital X-RayDigital X ray equipment is available.
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ECGECG is also available to keep your pet's heart healthy.
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ElectrolyteEnables the assessment of critical blood chemicals such as sodium and potassium.
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EndoscopyEnables us to capture real-time images of internal organs and structures using an endoscope.
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Haematology – Blood testingAllows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
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Health PlansDesigned to cover all the regular pet care essentials such as vaccinations and flea and worm prevention, whilst saving you money.
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In house blood transfusionsIn house blood transfusions
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In-house LaboratoryA range of analytical tests and equipment to assist in the rapid diagnosis of illness.
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Isolation UnitA special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
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Keyhole SurgeryIn human medicine ‘keyhole’ surgery or laparoscopy has been used for many years given its reduced surgical trauma and quicker recovery times compared to traditional 'open' surgery.
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Locally OwnedThis practice is locally owned.
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MedicationMedication
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MicrochippingA microchip can help retrieve lost pets
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Nurse ClinicAppointments with a highly qualified nurse which can cover anything from nutrition and fitness advice, grooming techniques, to pet socialisation classes.
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Nutritional AdviceAdvice and support for your pet's diet.
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Operating TheatreAn operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.
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OrthopaedicsSurgery of joints and bones.
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Oxygen ChamberEnables us to provide supplemental oxygen when needed.
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Pet Passport / Animal Health CertificateTrained Official Veterinarian vets to issue Pet Passports, Fit to Fly letters and rabies serology tests.
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Platelet Rich PlasmaPlatelet-rich plasma is separated from your pet’s blood and injected into the pet’s damaged and inflamed joint.
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PrescriptionsWe can provide written prescriptions upon request.
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Separate Cat & Dog Waiting AreasSeparate cat and dog waiting areas, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
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Soft TissueSurgical procedures involving the soft tissues such as ears and skin.
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UltrasoundGenerates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
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Weight ClinicMonitoring clinic to help dogs and cats achieve optimal weights – both if they have been under or overweight
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X-RayGenerates digital 2D images of bones and internal organs.
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X-Ray & UltrasoundX-Ray & Ultrasound
Our practice prices
We are a locally owned practice and review our prices regularly to ensure we offer our clients the best value for money.
Our team are always happy to discuss pricing and treatment options and provide estimates in advance of any treatment for your pet. Please see below for the prices of our most frequently used services and treatments.
| Appointment | Price |
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| Vet Consultation | £51.50 |
| Microchipping | £32.00 |
| Written prescription fee | £18.00 |
| Re-examination repeat prescription | From £41.00 |
| Nurse Consultation | £17.50 |
| Annual booster vaccination | £73.00 |
| Annual booster vaccination (Inc. Kennel Cough) | £120.50 |
| Kennel Cough | £65.50 |
| Puppy full vaccination course | £114.00 |
| Spay (Female Dog) | From £400.50 |
| Laparoscopic Spay (Keyhole) | From £570.00 |
| Castration (Male Dog) | From £265.00 |
One simple plan for all your pet's needsFrom vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage. Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details |
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| Appointment | Price |
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| Vet Consultation | £51.50 |
| Microchipping | £32.00 |
| Written prescription fee | £18.00 |
| Re-examination repeat prescription | From £41.00 |
| Nurse Consultation | £17.50 |
| Annual booster vaccination | £73.00 |
| Kitten full vaccination course | £114.00 |
| Spay (Female Cat) | £151.50 |
| Castration (Male Cat) | £124.50 |
One simple plan for all your pet's needsFrom vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage. Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details |
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| Appointment | Price |
|---|---|
| Vet Consultation | £51.50 |
| Microchipping | £32.00 |
| Written prescription fee | £18.00 |
| Re-examination repeat prescription | From £41.00 |
| Nurse Consultation | £17.50 |
| Vaccination (Rabbit) | £102.00 |
| Spay (Female Rabbit) | £192.50 |
| Castration (Male Rabbit) | £151.00 |
One simple plan for all your pet's needsFrom vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage. Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details |
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Terms and Conditions
For further information on our pricing and details of what each appointment/treatment includes please contact the practice.
All Prices include VAT and are subject to change.
*1 General policy of this practice is to re-examine an animal on a regular basis. Our team will discuss the most appropriate re-examination frequency with you.
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Offers
Health Plans
Complete Care Plan
Complete Care Plan - Dog & Puppy
Complete Care Plan
Complete Care Plan - Cat & Kitten
Complete Care Plan
Complete Care Plan - Rabbit
Health Plan
Vac4Life
Out of hours
26 Cambridge Road
Milton
Cambridgeshire
CB24 6AW
Tel: Telephone: 0845 500 4247
Standard consultation from £200.00
Keyhole surgery
