Vets Now (Eastbourne)

St Anne's Vets is a veterinary practice located in Eastbourne, offering a range of services for cats and dogs. They provide general veterinary care including preventative health, vaccinations, and senior pet care. The practice focuses on maintaining the health and wellbeing of companion animals in the local area. The practice is part of the Kinship Vet group, formerly known as My Family Vets. They emphasise an approach to care that considers the pet's entire lifecycle, from young animals to senior companions. This includes comprehensive annual health checks designed to monitor and support pet health effectively. Practical information includes services like annual health checks and senior pet care, which highlight their commitment to long-term patient care. Further details on emergency services, opening hours, or how to register for new clients would typically be found on their full website.

Vets Now (Eastbourne) is based at 6 St Annes Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 2DJ in East Sussex. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals.

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• Michelle Arthur· 3 months ago

  A complete stranger found my dog, Max, walking down my road and kindly took him to their local vets in Eastbourne. The vets checked his microchip, contacted me straight away, and kept Max safe and well cared for until I could get there. I picked him up about three hours later, and the staff were absolutely wonderful — so kind, professional, and reassuring. They even refused to charge any kennel fees. I’m incredibly grateful to both the kind stranger and the amazing vet team. Truly outstanding care and genuine kindness. Thank you

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• J K Barton· 3 months ago

  Brilliant service. My cat had been injured and was bleeding. We booked in via a phone call and my cat was seen straight away even though they were busy. He stayed in overnight and had stitches. They took great care of him and us. When we picked him up they run through his treatment and aftercare. My cat was happy when we picked him and stressed at all. Thank you everyone for your great care and amazing service. Highly recommend

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• Pallavi Devkota· 3 months ago

  My rabbit was taken in promptly after a terrible injury, and received kind care and attention by Jess and her team. Thank you for going above and beyond! We are so relieved to have Steve back to his old curious and energetic self. He is recovering very fast.

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• Penny Wright· 4 months ago

  My lovely, old boy Teddy was taken to the emergency vets where the Vet was extremely poor with him. She didn't read any notes and didn't listen to what his recent history was. I was in Hungary so on the video call during the consultation with my friends there with the vet. They clearly explained what the issues were...and I spoke to the vet. I explained he has a diagnosed heart problem, that his back legs had gone due to arthritis and he was clearly in alot of pain. My own vets at St Anne's already said he had muscle wastage due to arithtius and I was told not to take him for long walks etc. Just be gentle with him so this is what I did. The emergency vet asked me how much he weighed so I told her exactly but she made him wall in pain to the scales and yes...thw weight was right. She then sounded critical and said I needed to exercise him, get physio and hydro therapy! This was impossible. It was clear ge was at the end of his life. She gave him a painkiller so I could fly back from Hungary the next day. The emergency vet was an necessarily painful experience that made everything so much more stressful for my Teddy, my friends and me. Thank God for St Annes as teddy's vets as they were amazing and helped him pass away with dignity, without pain and gently. I do not recommend the emergency vets here and then pay £400 for the worst animal care I have experienced. I am angry and upset because my boy deserved better after 12 years. He had to hold on for me to come home.

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• Peta Andrews· 4 months ago

  Required an emergency vet appointment, after dog ate something potentially poisonous at the beach. Predictably my vet was closed and we required the emergency vet. It was super easy to contact them and we were seen immediately. Well, as soon as I could get there from the beach, so pretty quickly. In an out within an hour - v v expensive I hasten to add....*sigh*.....but the peace of mind makes up for it. Vet was super nice and reassuring. Excellent service, thank you. NB: Dog fully recovered....and will henceforth be muzzled at Eastbourne beach.

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