Vets Now (Eastbourne) – Vets in Eastbourne
Clinic Overview
- Recent reviewers frequently describe the team as compassionate, caring and professional, with praise for calm handling, clear explanations and a reassuring manner in stressful situations. - Owners mention pets being seen quickly, treated thoroughly, and given strong aftercare, including medication advice, overnight monitoring, and communication with the regular daytime vet. - Positive examples include help with a lost dog identified by microchip, assistance with insurance paperwork, and support for a road casualty badger.
Services
- •Out-of-hours emergency veterinary care for small animals, with owner examples including suspected poisoning, ear problems such as a grass seed, severe gastrointestinal illness, sudden symptoms in dogs, and other acute concerns.
- •Emergency treatment mentioned in reviews includes thorough examinations, medication, pain relief, overnight inpatient care, and follow-up arrangements with the pet's usual daytime vet.
- •Video consultations are available; one owner described joining part of a consultation remotely while abroad during an emergency visit.
- •Practical support around urgent visits includes aftercare advice and help with insurance claim forms.
- •Reviews also mention the team checking a lost dog's microchip, keeping the dog safe until collection, and helping with a road casualty badger.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Named in reviews are Dr Michaela, Sharon and Jess. Recent feedback also praises a kind receptionist, plus unnamed vets described as lovely, thorough, helpful with medication, and calm in difficult emergency situations.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.2 stars from 334 reviews.
- •Recent reviewers frequently describe the team as compassionate, caring and professional, with praise for calm handling, clear explanations and a reassuring manner in stressful situations.
- •Owners mention pets being seen quickly, treated thoroughly, and given strong aftercare, including medication advice, overnight monitoring, and communication with the regular daytime vet.
- •Positive examples include help with a lost dog identified by microchip, assistance with insurance paperwork, and support for a road casualty badger.
- •Criticism is less common but centres on emergency costs, and one detailed negative review described poor listening and a distressing end-of-life consultation.

