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Ark Veterinary Group We can assure you that all pets in our care are treated as if they are our own ❤️🐾 Registered number: 03777473. Registered office: CVS House.

Here at The Ark we specialise in providing top quality care to a range of animals to include dogs, cats, rabbits, small furries, reptiles, birds and general wildlife. We are situated in easily accessible sites in Burgess Hill and Hassocks, and our premises are RCVS accredited as well as being approved training centres for veterinary nurses. We offer health care for all small animals including dogs

, cats, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other 'small furries'. We also offer a comphrehensive preventative heallth care scheme known as the Healthy Pets Club

www.thehealthypetsclub.co.uk

Ark Veterinary Group is a trading name of CVS (UK) Ltd: a company registered in England and Wales. Vinces Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4AY

Our Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare appeal is still on! 🤩🎄If you are able to donate some Christmas goodies and drop t...
03/12/2025

Our Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare appeal is still on! 🤩🎄

If you are able to donate some Christmas goodies and drop them in to our Burgess Hill Clinic we would be incredibly grateful. Lets give the animals at Raystede the Christmas they so much deserve!

Last drop off will be the 16th December!!! 🎅

Its officially the countdown to Christmas!! And look who arrived from the North Pole today!✨Keep checking in through the...
01/12/2025

Its officially the countdown to Christmas!! And look who arrived from the North Pole today!✨

Keep checking in through the month of December to see what mischief he's been getting into! 🎄⛄️⭐️

Have you see our Buddycare Antiseptic First Aid Wound and Skin Spray for Dogs? It is the perfect solution for treating m...
29/11/2025

Have you see our Buddycare Antiseptic First Aid Wound and Skin Spray for Dogs?

It is the perfect solution for treating minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and skin irritations. Formulated with your pet's safety and comfort in mind, this gentle yet effective spray helps to cleanse and protect wounds, promoting faster healing and preventing infection.

Key Benefits
• Suitable for use on irritated skin
• Suitable for all pets
• Antibacterial, antifungal & antiviral
• Lick safe, natural & non-toxic

This item is a great thing to have in your first aid kit at home for dogs who may be injury prone and can be used for initial cleaning of a wound. We would always still recommend an appointment with the vet for any wounds.

Meet mischievous Rio!He came in to see one of our nurses today for his 6 month Healthy Pet Check 🐶His owner says he can ...
28/11/2025

Meet mischievous Rio!
He came in to see one of our nurses today for his 6 month Healthy Pet Check 🐶
His owner says he can be a pickle sometimes and likes digging up her carrots in the garden! But what an adorable face 😍

Did you know? Antifreeze is toxic to cats. The smell and taste of antifreeze is very appealing to our feline friends, an...
27/11/2025

Did you know? Antifreeze is toxic to cats. The smell and taste of antifreeze is very appealing to our feline friends, and they are likely to lap it up if they come across a spillage. So, as the weather starts to chill off, please be careful when topping up your cars with antifreeze and clear up any spillages made.
For cat owners, check out the symptoms of antifreeze poisoning to be aware of below.

⚠️Lack of coordination or seeming "drunk"
⚠️Vomiting
⚠️Lethargic, dull or depressed
⚠️Seizures
⚠️Difficulty breathing
⚠️Finally, if not treated kidney failure

Do you know that just 5% of fleas live on pets?🐕🐈The other 95% of flea population lives in the home. Adult fleas lay the...
26/11/2025

Do you know that just 5% of fleas live on pets?🐕🐈
The other 95% of flea population lives in the home. Adult fleas lay their eggs on the animal within a few days of their first blood meal. These eggs are non-sticky and will drop off onto surrounding carpets and bedding waiting to hatch. From here, the eggs will hatch to produce larvae that feed on flea faeces and organic matter found in the environment. The larvae dislike light and will tend to live deep in the carpets and in soil.
An adult flea will lay up to 50 eggs per day, about 2,000 in her lifetime. The adults come out of their cocoons when they detect a host is nearby. Once they hop onto a host, the adults mate and begin the life-cycle all over again. The newly emerged flea may bite humans before jumping off to find a more suitable host. The entire life cycle can be as short as three to four weeks.
For advice on flea treatment please call us on 01444 233472.

🍂The crisp autumn air is perfect for cosy walks and golden leaves! 🍂We’d love to see your pets enjoying this beautiful t...
24/11/2025

🍂The crisp autumn air is perfect for cosy walks and golden leaves! 🍂
We’d love to see your pets enjoying this beautiful time of year - share your autumnal pet pics below! 🐾📸

Our beloved pets leave a paw print on our hearts and memories we will never forget. As a Veterinary Practice we understa...
23/11/2025

Our beloved pets leave a paw print on our hearts and memories we will never forget. As a Veterinary Practice we understand that saying goodbye to our faithful companions will never be easy, but we offer to take a paw print or a lock of fur for you to keep forever. 💙
The original print/lock of fur will then be safely stored until you are able to collect it or we can post it.

If you feel like you need someone to talk to or would like a bit of support please visit The Blue Cross Pet Bereavement Support Service (link below).

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-loss-support

Antibiotics are designed to fight bacterial infections - they have no effect on viruses or inflammation.Using antibiotic...
22/11/2025

Antibiotics are designed to fight bacterial infections - they have no effect on viruses or inflammation.
Using antibiotics when they’re not needed can contribute to antimicrobial resistance, making future infections harder to treat.
Your vet will carefully assess whether antibiotics are necessary. If the illness is viral, other treatments may be more appropriate.

Our 'resident artist' Jenny (aka our Lead Nurse) has done our windows for Christmas! 🎄✨️ This display features some wond...
21/11/2025

Our 'resident artist' Jenny (aka our Lead Nurse) has done our windows for Christmas! 🎄✨️ This display features some wonderful animals embracing their Christmas spirit, bringing joy and smiles to our clinic!

Who is your favourite character? Christmas tree kittens, silly sighthounds, beautiful spaniel? We love them all! 🐶🎄🐱

21/11/2025

‼️ Unfortunately due to staff sickness we will be closed tomorrow (Saturday 21st November). If you need urgent treatment please call Southdowns (Southwick) 01273 593341. ‼️

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Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 20:00
Friday 08:00 - 20:00
Saturday 08:30 - 16:00

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+441444233472

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We are situated in easily accessible sites in Burgess Hill and Hassocks, and our premises are RCVS accredited as well as being approved training centres for veterinary nurses. We offer health care for all small animals including dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other 'small furries'. We also offer a comprehensive preventative health care scheme known as the Healthy Pets Club www.thehealthypetsclub.co.uk Ark Veterinary Group is a trading name of CVS (UK) Ltd: a company registered in England and Wales. Registered number: 03777473. Registered office: CVS House. Vinces Road, Diss, Norfolk IP22 4AY