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Our Veterina describes itself as an independent practice offering tailored medical care, with on-site facilities including a surgical suite, dentistry suite with dental X‑rays, ultrasound, X‑rays, and laboratory diagnostics. For urgent advice outside normal appointments, it partners with Vidivet, a digital service that provides remote veterinary advice at any time. From the latest reviews available, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and higher-stakes medical/surgical cases, with owners repeatedly mentioning: - Urgent procedures being prioritised (including a “life‑threatening” emergency operation carried out as soon as possible). - Clear, detailed explanations during consultations and de-briefs, rather than feeling rushed. - Considerate end-of-life care, including follow-up gestures (one owner mentions receiving a condolence card even though they weren’t registered).
Our Veterina describes itself as an independent practice offering tailored medical care, with on-site facilities including a surgical suite, dentistry suite with dental X‑rays, ultrasound, X‑rays, and laboratory diagnostics. For urgent advice outside normal appointments, it partners with Vidivet, a digital service that provides remote veterinary advice at any time. From the latest reviews available, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and higher-stakes medical/surgical cases, with owners repeatedly mentioning: - Urgent procedures being prioritised (including a “life‑threatening” emergency operation carried out as soon as possible). - Clear, detailed explanations during consultations and de-briefs, rather than feeling rushed. - Considerate end-of-life care, including follow-up gestures (one owner mentions receiving a condolence card even though they weren’t registered).
Medivet Forest Row
Forest Row
Our Score (79/100)
Medivet Forest Row is part of the Medivet group. The practice advertises a broad mix of routine care and diagnostics (including an in‑house laboratory, X‑rays, ultrasound and ECG), plus complementary options like acupuncture and homeopathy. On the review side, owners most often mention staff helping with insurance paperwork, frequent updates while a pet is sedated, and follow‑up calls after urgent treatment (including a Saturday-night check-in after a bee sting). A smaller set of recent reviews are sharply negative about the suspension of a vet named Alex in 2024, and describe dissatisfaction with how he was treated.
Medivet Forest Row is part of the Medivet group. The practice advertises a broad mix of routine care and diagnostics (including an in‑house laboratory, X‑rays, ultrasound and ECG), plus complementary options like acupuncture and homeopathy. On the review side, owners most often mention staff helping with insurance paperwork, frequent updates while a pet is sedated, and follow‑up calls after urgent treatment (including a Saturday-night check-in after a bee sting). A smaller set of recent reviews are sharply negative about the suspension of a vet named Alex in 2024, and describe dissatisfaction with how he was treated.
Eastbourne Vets
Eastbourne
Our Score (79/100)
Eastbourne Vets is a veterinary nurse training facility and appears to operate across more than one practice/branch (one reviewer describes attending “both practices”). Recent reviews are mixed: several owners describe friendly, thorough consultations and staff who take time to settle dogs before examining them, while a smaller number report serious problems including inconsistent diagnoses across different vets, rushed appointments, and poor sensitivity around euthanasia. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - A vet introducing herself to dogs first to help them feel at ease before treatment. - One client repeatedly seeing different vets for the same case and being given different diagnoses. - Difficulties reported by some clients with getting through by phone and delays for dispensing a single medication tablet.
Eastbourne Vets is a veterinary nurse training facility and appears to operate across more than one practice/branch (one reviewer describes attending “both practices”). Recent reviews are mixed: several owners describe friendly, thorough consultations and staff who take time to settle dogs before examining them, while a smaller number report serious problems including inconsistent diagnoses across different vets, rushed appointments, and poor sensitivity around euthanasia. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - A vet introducing herself to dogs first to help them feel at ease before treatment. - One client repeatedly seeing different vets for the same case and being given different diagnoses. - Difficulties reported by some clients with getting through by phone and delays for dispensing a single medication tablet.
GoPet Services describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic. The website highlights end-of-life care (including at-home visits), vaccinations, and pet travel/animal health certificates, with emergency care available if you call for urgent needs. Recent reviews add concrete examples of what they’re doing in day-to-day practice: dental work (including multiple extractions), minor surgery to remove tumours, and follow-up contact after procedures (a next-morning check-in call was mentioned). Reviews also show a split in experiences: many describe patient handling for nervous animals (treats, getting down on the floor, allowing time to settle), while a small number report serious dissatisfaction (post-surgery outcome concerns and being removed from the practice register after complaining).
GoPet Services describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic. The website highlights end-of-life care (including at-home visits), vaccinations, and pet travel/animal health certificates, with emergency care available if you call for urgent needs. Recent reviews add concrete examples of what they’re doing in day-to-day practice: dental work (including multiple extractions), minor surgery to remove tumours, and follow-up contact after procedures (a next-morning check-in call was mentioned). Reviews also show a split in experiences: many describe patient handling for nervous animals (treats, getting down on the floor, allowing time to settle), while a small number report serious dissatisfaction (post-surgery outcome concerns and being removed from the practice register after complaining).
GoPet Services describes itself as an independent veterinary practice, offering care in-clinic and via vet home visits. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and procedures (including dental work and minor surgery) as well as end-of-life support, with multiple owners specifically choosing the practice for home euthanasia. Practical touches mentioned in reviews include a clearly displayed price list, follow-up calls after dental surgery, and staff taking extra time with nervous/anxious pets (e.g., sitting on the floor with treats before examinations). Recent feedback is mostly positive, but there are also a small number of serious complaints about post-surgical outcome and how concerns were handled.
GoPet Services describes itself as an independent veterinary practice, offering care in-clinic and via vet home visits. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and procedures (including dental work and minor surgery) as well as end-of-life support, with multiple owners specifically choosing the practice for home euthanasia. Practical touches mentioned in reviews include a clearly displayed price list, follow-up calls after dental surgery, and staff taking extra time with nervous/anxious pets (e.g., sitting on the floor with treats before examinations). Recent feedback is mostly positive, but there are also a small number of serious complaints about post-surgical outcome and how concerns were handled.
Coastway Veterinary Group runs multiple surgeries and has an accredited Veterinary Hospital within the group. The website states they provide urgent care every night and weekend of the year, with 24/7 opening at their veterinary hospital site. Recent reviews most often describe appointment flexibility (including fitting around work schedules), gentle handling that helps cats settle quickly, and strong support around difficult visits such as euthanasia. Specific procedures mentioned include dental work (a dog having 9 teeth removed) with “excellent” aftercare, plus euthanasia care described as kind and empathetic from start to finish.
Coastway Veterinary Group runs multiple surgeries and has an accredited Veterinary Hospital within the group. The website states they provide urgent care every night and weekend of the year, with 24/7 opening at their veterinary hospital site. Recent reviews most often describe appointment flexibility (including fitting around work schedules), gentle handling that helps cats settle quickly, and strong support around difficult visits such as euthanasia. Specific procedures mentioned include dental work (a dog having 9 teeth removed) with “excellent” aftercare, plus euthanasia care described as kind and empathetic from start to finish.
Henley House Veterinary Clinic
Uckfield
Our Score (78/100)
Henley House Veterinary Clinic appears to be independently run: one reviewer mentions seeing the practice owner and describes the practice as “privately… maintained.” Based on recent reviews, it’s used for both routine/acute problems (an injured cat, a cat bite that needed a mouth exam, a minor leg cut) and more serious care (major surgery with follow-up checks), as well as end-of-life support. Concrete details owners mention include: - Same-day appointment availability for an urgent issue (cat bite that was “still troubling” the cat). - A vet taking time to properly examine a cat’s mouth/bite site when a previous clinic hadn’t. - Detailed explanation of a major surgery, including risks, plus updates during the day and clear post-op instructions. - End-of-life care that included time and space to say goodbye and a sympathy card afterward. There is also a clear split in experiences: some reviews describe supportive communication and kindness, while others report long waits, feeling rushed, and concerns about unnecessary add-ons increasing the bill.
Henley House Veterinary Clinic appears to be independently run: one reviewer mentions seeing the practice owner and describes the practice as “privately… maintained.” Based on recent reviews, it’s used for both routine/acute problems (an injured cat, a cat bite that needed a mouth exam, a minor leg cut) and more serious care (major surgery with follow-up checks), as well as end-of-life support. Concrete details owners mention include: - Same-day appointment availability for an urgent issue (cat bite that was “still troubling” the cat). - A vet taking time to properly examine a cat’s mouth/bite site when a previous clinic hadn’t. - Detailed explanation of a major surgery, including risks, plus updates during the day and clear post-op instructions. - End-of-life care that included time and space to say goodbye and a sympathy card afterward. There is also a clear split in experiences: some reviews describe supportive communication and kindness, while others report long waits, feeling rushed, and concerns about unnecessary add-ons increasing the bill.
Horsebridge Veterinary Practice
Hailsham
Our Score (78/100)
Horsebridge Veterinary Practice is a general veterinary clinic that is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine and more involved medical cases, including ongoing pain/arthritis medication planning and same-day admission for infections/abscesses. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - In-patient/day admission care for a kitten with a deep facial abscess, including nursing support “throughout the day” and a vet working on the case twice. - Collaborative care planning for longer-running problems (one owner describes repeated check-ups for a dog’s sore neck, with treatment adjusted as the dog improved). - The practice promotes a pet app for communication (mentioned in a review about requesting a prescription through it). - End-of-life support is referenced, with one owner saying the team arranged their dog’s final day. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is a clear complaint about repeat visits costing “a few hundred pounds” and a prescription not being provided despite multiple requests.
Horsebridge Veterinary Practice is a general veterinary clinic that is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine and more involved medical cases, including ongoing pain/arthritis medication planning and same-day admission for infections/abscesses. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - In-patient/day admission care for a kitten with a deep facial abscess, including nursing support “throughout the day” and a vet working on the case twice. - Collaborative care planning for longer-running problems (one owner describes repeated check-ups for a dog’s sore neck, with treatment adjusted as the dog improved). - The practice promotes a pet app for communication (mentioned in a review about requesting a prescription through it). - End-of-life support is referenced, with one owner saying the team arranged their dog’s final day. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is a clear complaint about repeat visits costing “a few hundred pounds” and a prescription not being provided despite multiple requests.
RW Equine Vet is an independent, family-run equine-only practice and is RCVS accredited (established in March 2018 by Reuben and Sarah Whittaker). The clinic appears set up for both routine work and on-yard investigations, with a mobile surgery, digital x‑rays, and ultrasonography listed on its website. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe fast urgent call-outs, vets who explain findings and next steps clearly (including phone calls with blood-test results), and practical aftercare support such as inviting photos of a wound to monitor healing.
RW Equine Vet is an independent, family-run equine-only practice and is RCVS accredited (established in March 2018 by Reuben and Sarah Whittaker). The clinic appears set up for both routine work and on-yard investigations, with a mobile surgery, digital x‑rays, and ultrasonography listed on its website. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe fast urgent call-outs, vets who explain findings and next steps clearly (including phone calls with blood-test results), and practical aftercare support such as inviting photos of a wound to monitor healing.
Vets Now is part of the Vets Now emergency-care provider (a wider network treating small animals, according to its website). It focuses on urgent and out-of-hours style problems, with owners describing being seen quickly for issues like suspected poisoning, a grass seed lodged in an ear canal, and severe vomiting/diarrhoea requiring overnight care. The clinic also offers video consultations (mentioned on the website and in a review describing a video call during a consult). Reviews are mixed: many describe calm, reassuring handling in high-stress situations (including a life-threatening case on Christmas Day), while a smaller number report poor listening/not reading history and concerns about suggested treatment options.
Vets Now is part of the Vets Now emergency-care provider (a wider network treating small animals, according to its website). It focuses on urgent and out-of-hours style problems, with owners describing being seen quickly for issues like suspected poisoning, a grass seed lodged in an ear canal, and severe vomiting/diarrhoea requiring overnight care. The clinic also offers video consultations (mentioned on the website and in a review describing a video call during a consult). Reviews are mixed: many describe calm, reassuring handling in high-stress situations (including a life-threatening case on Christmas Day), while a smaller number report poor listening/not reading history and concerns about suggested treatment options.