New Priory Vets

New Priory Vets We offer routine preventative healthcare as well as first opinion treatment for all forms of small animals, and are open 24h a day for emergencies.

Permanently closed.

We also offer referral services for local practices in areas such as Diagnostic Imaging and Cardiology. The data controller is Independent Vetcare Ltd, The Chocolate Factory, Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 2AU (ICO reference number Z3212973). We have a Data Protection Officer who can be contacted on [email protected]

🌟 Patient Spotlight: Milo 🌟Meet Milo, our brave and handsome patient who recently faced multiple episodes of urinary obs...
07/01/2025

🌟 Patient Spotlight: Milo 🌟

Meet Milo, our brave and handsome patient who recently faced multiple episodes of urinary obstructions that required emergency surgery to divert his urine through a stoma. During his hospital stay, Milo charmed us all with his sweet nature and love for tummy rubs, even after undergoing major surgery. He truly is the best boy! 💙

Thanks to the dedication of our team and Milo’s incredible resilience, he’s now back to living his best—and most regal—life! 👑🐾 We were excited to receive updates from his dedicated owners that normality has resumed for Milo and he was happy to pose for some photos to prove it!

If you’d like to learn more about preventing urinary issues in cats, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help! 🐾💌

07/01/2025

Due to staff sickness our Peacehaven clinic is unable to take Vet or nurse appointments today. We are happy to see you in our Brighton clinic today 01273 540430.

Post 3: Dexter & Gizmo’s BOAS Surgery SuccessThe final episode in our 3-part series to raise awareness around Brachyceph...
02/01/2025

Post 3: Dexter & Gizmo’s BOAS Surgery Success
The final episode in our 3-part series to raise awareness around Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome.

Meet Dexter and Gizmo—two adorable brachycephalic dogs who recently underwent surgery for Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome (BOAS) at our practice. 🏥

Before surgery, Dexter struggled with exercise intolerance, coughing and regurgitation, while Gizmo was so severely affected that he was significantly underweight. After their procedures, both pups have shown significant improvements! Dexter’s breathing has become much easier, and Gizmo can now play and exercise without tiring so quickly.

We’re thrilled to see them feeling better and living more comfortably! If your pet shows signs of BOAS, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for an assessment and possible treatment options. 🐾

25/12/2024

URGENT! Seeking owner of elderly female tabby cat that has been brought to our Brighton hospital. Unfortunately she has a French microchip which is limitating our ability to reach her owner. Our emergency team can be reached on 01273540430

25/12/2024

Happy Christmas everyone! We have a gorgeous and friendly teacup chihuahua at the Brighton hospital, found in Lancing. Not microchipped so cannot reach owners, please contact our emergency service on 01273540430 to help us reunite this lovely pooch with owner!

Meet Georgina Brown - Clinical Director & Kennel Club Respiratory Function Grading AssessorPart 2 of our 3-part series t...
23/12/2024

Meet Georgina Brown - Clinical Director & Kennel Club Respiratory Function Grading Assessor
Part 2 of our 3-part series to help understanding around this condition

We’re proud to have Georgina Brown, our Clinical Director, who is also a certified Respiratory Function Grading (RFG) Assessor for the Kennel Club. The RFG Scheme is an essential tool for assessing the respiratory function of brachycephalic dogs and helping breeders make informed choices to improve the health of their litters.

As a trained assessor, Georgina ensures that brachycephalic dogs are evaluated for airway issues before breeding, reducing the risk of BOAS in future generations. This proactive approach is key in promoting better respiratory health for these beloved breeds. This assessment can also help guide decisions for medical or surgical intervention of clinically affects pets.

We’re here to support pet owners and breeders in making informed decisions for healthier, happier pets. 🐕

Did your pet make Santa's nice list?Jk, all pets are on the nice list.
19/12/2024

Did your pet make Santa's nice list?

Jk, all pets are on the nice list.

Understanding Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome (BOAS)Part 1 of our 3-part series to help understanding around ...
10/12/2024

Understanding Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome (BOAS)
Part 1 of our 3-part series to help understanding around this condition

Brachycephalic breeds (such as Bulldogs, Pugs, and French Bulldogs) are prone to Brachycephalic Airway Obstructive Syndrome (BOAS), a condition that affects their breathing. 🐾

Common symptoms include:

• Loud or laboured breathing and snoring
• Difficulty exercising or intolerance to heat
• Sleep disorders
• Regurgitation
• Bluish gums or tongue (a sign of oxygen deprivation) and fainting episodes

If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it’s important to consult with us for an evaluation. Early intervention can make a world of difference in managing the condition and improving your pet’s quality of life. 🩺

🚨📢⚠️We have had a lovely, female, white west Highland x Bichon brought to us at our Brighton branch. She is microchippe...
04/12/2024

🚨📢⚠️We have had a lovely, female, white west Highland x Bichon brought to us at our Brighton branch. She is microchipped but we are unable to get through. Please help us get this lovely lady home!⚠️📢🚨🐕

📞 01273 540 430

Brighton Dogwatch - LOST DOGS

29/11/2024

Vaccination is incredibly important for keeping cats safe 🐈

Here’s five dreadful diseases that vaccines can help prevent in kittens.

What were the almost-names for your pet? 🐾Share your close contenders!
25/11/2024

What were the almost-names for your pet? 🐾

Share your close contenders!

Watch out for these harmful Christmas plants ⚠️
25/11/2024

Watch out for these harmful Christmas plants ⚠️

The ultimate daily schedule: eat, nap, repeat. 😼What's the most important part of your cat's routine?
19/11/2024

The ultimate daily schedule: eat, nap, repeat. 😼

What's the most important part of your cat's routine?

15/11/2024

Did you know that turning up the heat makes your home a target for fleas? ⚠

Check out our hacks for keeping your pets flea-free in the months ahead.

Today, we remember all of the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for our country, we also remember the anima...
11/11/2024

Today, we remember all of the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for our country, we also remember the animals who served alongside them.

They trusted, they followed, they fell. They are the selfless heroes of man's war.

Thank you. ❤️🐾

09/11/2024

Did you know over 70% of cats develop gum disease? 🦷 For the good of your cat’s dental health, it’s best to brush their teeth 2-3 times a week.

If brushing your cat’s teeth sounds daunting, our top tips will make it a bit easier.

Vaccinations! They're an important part of your pets routine healthcare.Why do we vaccinate?To protect your pet, to prot...
06/11/2024

Vaccinations! They're an important part of your pets routine healthcare.

Why do we vaccinate?
To protect your pet, to protect yourself and to protect our community.

What do we routinely vaccinate against?
Dogs: Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Leptospirosis, Kennel Cough
Cats: (varying on indoor/outdoor cats) Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleucopenia, Leukaemia
We will advise you on which vaccines are appropriate for your pet each year to make sure they always get what they need!

All of these are viruses which can cause serious and even life-threatening diseases in your pet.

What happens in a vaccination appointment?
Your pet will receive a full clinical examination with one of our vets. It’s a great opportunity to ask any questions you might have about your pet and their health!

We can also discuss a flea and worm treatment plan for your pet and make sure you can pick up more treatment for them for the rest of the year.

To chat to our team and check when your pets vaccine is due please call Brighton on 01273 540430, or Peacehaven on 01273 583252
Or book an appointment on-line here:
https://www.newprioryvets.com/book-an-appointment

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10 The Deneway
Brighton
BN18QR

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Maggie and Millie 🫶🏻
Maggie and Millie 🫶🏻

Yesterday our team met the lovely Maggie and Millie who were in for their annual vaccinations. Both Maggie and Millie are rescues who were fostered by ‘Wunder Dog Rescue’. They are now living their best lives and we look forward to seeing them again soon🫶🏻

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Compassionate care, clinical excellence.

A gold standard first opinion provider, referral service and emergency out-of-hours care.

Here at New Priory Vets, we have been caring for pets across Brighton and Hove and wider Sussex for over forty years. Whether you are a pet owner seeking the highest level of general practice treatment, or a referring vet committed to the same level of excellence we are, our proudly independent team is here to help.

Our flagship location in central Brighton is an accredited hospital which offers routine veterinary care alongside referrals and an out-of-hours emergency service. An additional satellite clinic in nearby Peacehaven delivers a comprehensive general practice service for local pet owners. Seamlessly integrated, we provide premium client service teamed with specialist expertise, ensuring continuity of care for you and your pet.