Pet Doctors Lewes

Pet Doctors Lewes is part of the Pet Doctors Veterinary Group (established in 1998) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the information available, it appears set up for everyday small-animal care (check-ups and boosters) alongside surgery, including less-routine cases such as a “tricky” spay on an older guinea pig.

Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include

• •Home visits for end-of-life care (one review describes a home euthanasia where the dog stayed calm and the process was explained step-by-step).
• •A membership “pet club” owners say covers routine items like check-ups, annual boosters, kennel cough, parasite treatments, and some nurse-performed procedures.
• •Reminders for boosters/check-ups being sent to owners.
• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic data (described as 24/7 or extended hours, without further detail provided).

Services

Services and capabilities explicitly referenced in the website summary and/or reviews include

• •Emergency veterinary services (listed in clinic data as 24/7 or extended hours)
• •Routine health care
• •Check-ups and annual boosters (owners mention reminders when pets are due)
• •Kennel cough vaccination/spray (mentioned as included in the “pet club”)
• •Parasite control (worming tablets and flea treatment mentioned as included in the “pet club”)
• •Neutering / spay surgery
• •Neutering mentioned directly in a review
• •Spay surgery for a guinea pig with polycystic ovaries (described as tricky)
• •Home visits (supported by a review describing an at-home euthanasia visit)
• •Nurse-performed procedures (mentioned as included in the “pet club”)
• •Nail clipping
• •Anal sac expression

People

• •Tom (vet; named in a review): credited with performing a difficult spay surgery on an older guinea pig; the owner reports the pet recovered well.
• •Nursing team (not individually named): mentioned alongside Tom as providing supportive care during treatment.
• •Across multiple reviews, owners describe staff as
• •Explaining options clearly, including “good and bad things,” during an end-of-life visit at home.
• •Being gentle with animals and listening to owners, regardless of which vet is seen.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 50 reviews. “”

• •Support through difficult moments: one detailed review describes an at-home euthanasia where staff explained the process and helped keep the dog calm.
• •Surgical care (including small pets): owners mention successful neutering and a particularly challenging guinea pig spay.
• •Preventive-care structure: reminders for boosters/check-ups are mentioned, along with a “pet club” that (per a reviewer) bundles boosters, kennel cough, flea/worm treatments, nail clipping, and anal gland expression.
• •General experience: several reviews are brief but repeatedly describe staff as friendly, sympathetic, and gentle with pets.