Dr. Alex Crow (VetMed MRCVS) is an RCVS accredited Veterinary surgeon with special interests in neurology and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Crow performs all routine surgeries, including spays, castrations, lump removals, and dentals, as well as more complex surgeries such as cystotomy, enterotomy, and gastrectomy. His special area of expertise is Laparoscopic neutering (keyhole).
Dr. Alex Crow earned his degree in veterinary medicine from the Royal Veterinary College in London (one of the top 3 veterinarian schools in the world) in 2019.
He is currently practicing at Buttercross Veterinary Center in the UK & is a surgery expert for Senior Tail Waggers. He also runs his own website at PetHealthGuru.com.
Experience: 4 years as a veterinarian
Location: Bingham, UK
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