Pet Doctors Seaford

Pet Doctors Seaford We are a tight knit Veterinary team consisting of veterinary surgeons, nurses, kennel assistants and receptionists. Pet Doctors Limited. VAT number: GB737145235

Our practice is fully equipped for all first opinion needs with separate dog/cat wards, radiograph suite, theatre and in house laboratory. Registered in England and Wales No. 03769799, Registered address: CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4ER. For insurance broking, Pet Doctors Limited is an Appointed Representative of Insurance Factory Limited and is authorised and regulated by the Financi

al Conduct Authority, Firm Reference Number 453381. Pet Doctors Limited is part of CVS (UK) Limited, a company which owns veterinary practices in the UK. Company registration number: 03777473. Registered address: CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4ER.

13/10/2025

Update - Our phone lines are now back up. Thank you for your patience.

❗️Important Notice❗️

Our phone-lines and Internet are currently are down.

You can still book appointments online and we are still open as usual.

In an emergency situation, please bring your pet straight down to us.

** UPDATE*****Thank you for reaching out in regard to Sally. We have been overwhelmed with a lot of offers of loving hom...
10/10/2025

** UPDATE**

***Thank you for reaching out in regard to Sally. We have been overwhelmed with a lot of offers of loving homes for her and we can't thank everyone enough.

We have now found a home for Sally, and she is being picked up this morning ***

Update on 'Sally' the strays journey - We would like to thank everyone for reaching out to check on our lovely elderly girl who we've affectionately named 'Sally'. Since being handed in Sally has shown herself to be an extremely affectionate girl who loves cuddles and fuss which we have gladly been giving to her.
When Sally was first brought to us it was very clear that she needed a lot of love.
She was covered in a significant amount of matts and was very hungry and thirsty.
When a stray animal that needs medical attention is brought to us they first get a vet check. Sally was carefully checked over by our head vet Chalotte and a medical plan was made for Sally.
We ran a blood test to check that Sally didn't have anything sinister underlying and were pleased when it came back within normal limits.
Despite her appearance, Sally has a very healthy appetite and is very bright in herself. We checked her ears, eyes, nose and mouth and gave her a good clean up (she soon got dirty again when she enthusiastically eats her dinner).
We have been closely monitoring Sally over the last 7 days, checking her eating, drinking and urinary outputs and have been pleased with her progress.
We have put Sally on a bit of pain relief to keep her comfortable.
Sally has been with us for a 7 days now and no-one has come forward to claim her.
Unfortunately the animal shelters we have contacted do not have space for her so we are reaching out to see if one of our past/present clients can give Sally a loving home to live out her remaining time.
Ideally Sally needs to be the only cat in a indoor quiet home with someone with a lot of love to give. (No dogs).
If you feel you could be the home for Sally, please email us on [email protected].

‼️ Stray cat brought to Pet DoctorsUnfortunately no microchip, left in the reception areaIf this is your cat please call...
04/10/2025

‼️ Stray cat brought to Pet Doctors
Unfortunately no microchip, left in the reception area
If this is your cat please call us on 01323 894568 ‼️

I would like to add, we do not have the capacity to have cats abandoned in our reception area
Thanks to everyone who shares our posts to help 🐾

** Recent Update Posted**‼️ We have had a stray cat handed into us ‼️Elderly female, no microchip found in Coxwell Close...
02/10/2025

** Recent Update Posted**

‼️ We have had a stray cat handed into us
‼️Elderly female, no microchip
found in Coxwell Close, Seaford

If you are the owner of this cat, please call Pet Doctors urgently on 01323 894568

Fireworks 🎆Millions of dogs fear the noise of fireworks going off, but has yourdog developed a noise phobia?Find out wha...
26/09/2025

Fireworks 🎆
Millions of dogs fear the noise of fireworks going off, but has your
dog developed a noise phobia?
Find out what noise phobia is all about, how it develops and what to
do about it here: vetcollection.co.uk/health/noisephobiasin-pets

International Rabbit Day - Wednesday 24th September 🐰Today is International Rabbit Day!International Rabbit Day promotes...
24/09/2025

International Rabbit Day - Wednesday 24th September 🐰

Today is International Rabbit Day!
International Rabbit Day promotes the protection and care of domestic and wild rabbits. Who doesn't love these little cuties?!
Share yours with us today in the comments below! 🐇

Arlo and Shaye came to see Student Veterinary Nurse Emma for more flea treatment (and lots of treats!) 🥰
23/09/2025

Arlo and Shaye came to see Student Veterinary Nurse Emma for more flea treatment (and lots of treats!) 🥰

We are delighted to share that we have achieved Outstanding in the Small Animal Client Service Award! 🌟The RCVS Practice...
19/09/2025

We are delighted to share that we have achieved Outstanding in the Small Animal Client Service Award! 🌟
The RCVS Practice Standards Scheme is a voluntary initiative to accredit veterinary practices in the UK. It aims to promote and maintain the highest standards of veterinary care through setting standards and carrying out regular assessments 🌟

Since 2019, StreetVet have been providing free, accessible veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessnes...
19/09/2025

Since 2019, StreetVet have been providing free, accessible veterinary care to the pets of those experiencing homelessness.
StreetVet is changing the future for pets in need - who may otherwise have to go without the care they need and deserve.
When you next visit us in practice, we invite you to make a small donation to StreetVet - just press ‘Green’ at the till, or drop your spare change in our collection pot. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps provide vital veterinary care and services to the pets of people experiencing homelessness across the UK.
Thank you for helping us support this incredible cause.

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Toxins your pet should avoid in autumn 🍁🍂Autumn Pet Toxins: AcornsAcorns are also a choking hazard and can cause intesti...
16/09/2025

Toxins your pet should avoid in autumn 🍁🍂

Autumn Pet Toxins: Acorns
Acorns are also a choking hazard and can cause intestinal damage if ingested whole. Signs of acorn poisoning to look for include vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and dehydration. In rare cases, untreated incidents of acorn poisoning have led to kidney and liver failure, so always speak to your vet as soon as possible if you suspect your pet has ingested acorns.
For more autumn pet toxins visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/autumn-toxins

Hip dysplasia is a developmental condition in dogs. This is usually due to genetic predisposition and the dysplasia deve...
11/09/2025

Hip dysplasia is a developmental condition in dogs. This is usually due to genetic predisposition and the dysplasia develops or worsens as the dog grows.
Hip dysplasia can occur in any breed of dog. It is typically associated with large breeds such as Labradors, German Shepherds, Rottweilers and Saint Bernards, but is increasingly being diagnosed in smaller breeds such as French Bulldogs.
Find out more about hip dysplasia and the treatments and tests available here: https://bit.ly/4210mv8

Toxins your pet should avoid in autumn 🍂🍁Autumn Pet Toxins: Horse Chestnuts (conkers) The toxic ingredient in conkers is...
08/09/2025

Toxins your pet should avoid in autumn 🍂🍁

Autumn Pet Toxins: Horse Chestnuts (conkers)
The toxic ingredient in conkers is also found in the leaves and bark of the tree, so keep an eye out to make sure your pet doesn't eat these either. Conkers are also a choking hazard, and can potentially cause bowel obstructions if swallowed whole, which may require emergency surgery.
Signs to look for in your pet include vomiting and diarrhoea, excessive drooling, excessive thirst or reduced appetite. In severe cases, ingestion can cause muscle tremors or seizures.
For more autumn pet toxins visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/autumn-toxins

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Brooklyn Road
Seaford
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Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm

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