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Coastway has surgeries in Lewes, Telscombe, Woodingdean, Shoreham, Portslade and Brighton

Coastway Vets has cared for our city's pets for more than 40 years and enjoys a reputation as one of the most popular vets in Brighton and Hove. We provide support and services to cover the life of your pet, from Puppy Life Skills Classes for young dogs, to annual vaccinations, wormers and pest control, surgical, dental and rehabilitative care. We also offer advance therapies like laser treatment, more commonly thought of as a therapy for elite sports athletes and hydrotherapy at our own, newly built Kemp Town centre.The Brighton surgery is also home to Vetcall our out-of-hours service which is open throughout the night, 365 days a year. Anyone can see a vet through Vetcall, you don't need to be a Coastway customer.

02/11/2026

Oliver loves his acupuncture sessions and always has a good snooze. 😴💖

Oliver is a twelve-year-old Golden Retriever and was referred for acupuncture for a range of mobility problems including forelimb lameness and hindlimb weakness. He has elbow arthritis causing lameness and pain in his front legs, and had surgery several years ago for a ruptured cruciate ligament in his left stifle joint.

Oliver responded very well to his initial course of acupuncture — he was noticeably relaxed and moving better the evening of his first session and hasn’t looked back.

He now has monthly maintenance acupuncture as well as regular physiotherapy, is happy, well-balanced and keen to exercise, and his owner is very pleased with the results.

To find out more about Veterinary Acupuncture, please visit our website: https://www.coastwayvets.co.uk/referrals/acupuncture

02/11/2026

Firework season can be a stressful time for our pets 🎆

From creating a safe space to keeping them distracted, there are plenty of simple things you can do to help your pet feel more comfortable when the fireworks start.

Swipe through for our top tips ➡️

31/10/2026

Help your cat stay stress-free during Halloween!

🐾Provide hiding spotswhere they can retreat from noise and guests
🐾Keep them indoors, especially on Halloween night to avoid spooks or accidents
🐾Avoid costumesas wearing them can be stressful for pets
🐾Secure decorationsthat dangle or sparkle - cats love to pounce!
🐾Minimise loud noises like fireworks or doorbells that can cause anxiety

If in doubt, please ring us asap - 01273 692257

Read the full advice article on keeping your pet safe this Halloween here:
https://www.vetpartners.co.uk/pet-advice/8-ways-to-help-your-dog-or-cat-be-happy-safe-at-halloween-time/

30/10/2026

Keep your dog calm and secure this Halloween!

🐾Create a safe spaceaway from noise and visitors.
🧡Avoid costumesunless your dog is comfortable wearing one.
🐾Keep sweets out of reach - especially chocolate and xylitol, which are toxic.
🧡Watch out for decorations that could be chewed or swallowed.
🐾Stick to routine to help reduce stress and anxiety.

If in doubt, please ring us asap - 01273 692257

Read the full advice article on keeping your pet safe this Halloween here:
https://www.vetpartners.co.uk/pet-advice/8-ways-to-help-your-dog-or-cat-be-happy-safe-at-halloween-time/

29/10/2026

Halloween can be a great time for us, but the changes in routine and potential dangers can be stressful for our pets

Please read this pet advice article on keeping your pet safe this Halloween:
https://www.vetpartners.co.uk/pet-advice/8-ways-to-help-your-dog-or-cat-be-happy-safe-at-halloween-time/

If you’re concerned your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have, please
ring us asap - 01273 692257

29/10/2026

Help Your Pets Stay Calm This Halloween!

Halloween can be a noisy night with trick-or-treaters knocking and ringing at your door, causing anxiety for our furry friends. Here are some tips to keep your pets calm and happy:

🐾Create a safe space with their favourite toys and bedding
🐾Play calming music to drown out the spooky sounds
🐾Use calming diffusers or collars if needed
🐾Keep them indoors and away from the front door
🐾Distract them with pet-friendly treats and interactive toys

If your pet shows severe anxiety, consult your vet for additional advice

28/10/2026

Halloween can be a fun and exciting time, but the constant doorbell ringing,
and trick-or-treaters can be stressful for our furry friends. Here are some
tips to help create a calm environment for your pets:

🧡Create a Safe Space: Set up a quiet room with their favourite toys and bedding where your pet can retreat from the Halloween hustle and bustle
🧡Keep Them Busy: Provide interactive toys or treats to keep your pet engaged and distracted
🧡Play Calming Music: Soft music or white noise can help drown out the sounds of doorbells and excited children
🧡Use Pet Calming Products: Consider using pheromone diffusers or
calming sprays to help reduce stress
🧡Limit Costume Time: If you dress up your pet, make sure the costume is comfortable and doesn't add to their anxiety
🧡Stay Calm: Your pet can sense your stress. Stay calm and relaxed to help them feel more at ease

Keep your pets safe and stress-free this Halloween! Share your tips and
experiences in the comments below👇

28/10/2026

Unfortunately, we have had a deceased black, male, neutered cat brought in. Yellow/orange eyes. Found College Terrace. No chip. If you think he may belong to you, please call 01273 692257. 😢

28/10/2026

Halloween means plenty of chocolate treats around the house, but while they might be a tasty treat for us, chocolate can be seriously harmful to dogs.

Chocolate contains theobromine, which can cause serious illness – and there’s no “a little is fine” when it comes to our pets.

If you think your dog has eaten chocolate, don’t wait for symptoms to appear.

Give us a call straight away on 01273 692257 so we can advise you on what to do next.

And remember: keep those Halloween treats well out of paw's reach!

27/10/2026

Fireworks might be fun for us, but they can be frightening for small pets like rabbits. As prey animals, sudden loud noises and bright flashes can make them feel scared and unsafe. 🐰

Here are a few ways to help keep them calm and comfortable:

✔️Bring them indoors or move hutches into a quiet shed or garage
✔️Cover part of their hutch to block out light and sound (but keep it well ventilated)
✔️Play gentle music to help mask bangs
✔️Give them extra bedding and safe hiding places
✔️Keep bonded pairs together so they feel secure

A little preparation goes a long way in keeping rabbits safe and stress-free this firework season 🧡

Address

Unit 4E, Freshfield Industrial Estate, Stevenson Road
Brighton
BN20DF

Telephone

01273 692257

Website

https://www.coastwayvets.co.uk/

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