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Pet Doctors Seaford Veterinary Practice in Seaford, East Sussex. Pet Doctors Limited. Company registration number: 03777473. VAT number: GB737145235

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

18/04/2025

Handsome Tiger much preferred his 6 month health check being performed in the sink yesterday! 😻

16/04/2025

🐣 Easter opening hours 🐰

Good Friday 18th April - CLOSED
Saturday 19th April - 8am - 4pm (no vet appointments available)
Easter Monday 21st April - CLOSED

If you have a pet emergency, please call our out of hours service provider Vetcall on 01273 621682

🐣🐰 We hope everyone has a wonderful Easter weekend 🐰🐣

08/04/2025

‼️ Watch out - ticks are about ‼️ this huge tick was removed from a dog last week at Pet Doctors

- Tick season is at its peak in Spring and Summer months
- Ticks are found in grassy and woodland areas, but can be hiding in parks and gardens
- Keep your pet up to date with parasite treatment
- Regularly check your pet over for ticks
- Ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme Disease and Babesiosis, so it is important to remove them as soon as possible if you find one on your pet

Pet Doctors are always available for any advice on parasite treatment, or help if you find a tick on your pet 🐾

24/03/2025

Hypertension (high blood pressure) is common in older cats and dogs.
In many pets, hypertension doesn’t have any symptoms until organ damage occurs, so routine blood pressure checks are recommended yearly for cats and dogs over 7 years old.
Find out more about hypertension at:
vetcollection.co.uk/our-services/blood-pressurechecks

19/03/2025

Avian influenza and wild birds
Do not touch or pick up any dead or visibly sick birds that you find. If you find:
• One or more dead bird of prey or owl
• Three or more dead gulls or wild waterfowl (swans, geese and ducks)
• Five or more dead birds of any species
Report them to the Defra helpline (03459 33 55 77).
If you find an unwell wild bird, please visit the RSPCA website for advice on the best approach. Please do NOT bring unwell wild birds to the practice or to rescue centres without seeking advice first.
For more information visit: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/avianinfluenza-bird-flu

18/03/2025

We are currently having building works done at the clinic to expand our facilities. This has caused reduced parking facilities and noise disruption. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
We look forward to showing you all our new facilities in the coming weeks. ⚒️

15/03/2025

Did you know that mast cell tumours are one of the most commonly diagnosed skin tumours in dogs?
These tumours are often seen as round, hairless lumps that are prone to inflammation and ulceration, but can have many different appearances including soft lumps under the skin. They can grow anywhere on the body and can range from completely benign to highly aggressive. If caught early mast cell tumours are often very treatable, but rapid diagnosis is key.
For more information see the article here: https://bit.ly/40LBlWa

14/03/2025

Did you know that mammary tumours are more common in female dogs that haven't been spayed?
They often start as pea-sized lumps in the mammary (breast) tissue but can grow large and ulcerate. It is not uncommon for dogs to develop mammary tumours in multiple teats at the same time. There are many different types of mammary tumours, around 50% of which are aggressive, but more even the benign types can transform to become aggressive over time. It is recommended that any mammary masses are removed promptly for analysis, and this is usually curative.
For more information about mammary tumours see the article here: https://bit.ly/3YPEkKk

13/03/2025

Did you know that soft tissue sarcomas are a commonly diagnosed tumour in older dogs?
These tumours grow as soft lumps under the skin and can look and feel like fatty lumps. Soft tissue sarcomas can be much more aggressive however, and although they grow slowly, they can grow very large causing discomfort. They are most often found on the torso and legs. Early diagnosis gives the best chance for treatment, so always get new lumps checked by your vet.
For more information about soft tissue sarcomas see the article here: https://bit.ly/4ez63ol

12/03/2025

The lovely Dill is our Braveheart of the month! ❤
Dill was presented with a lump on his abdomen. He is an older dog so the anaesthesia risks are higher than normal, and it was decided to monitor the lump. The lump grew bigger and became uncomfortable for Dill, so removal or 'debulking' was advised to make Dill as comfortable as possible.
Dill has amazed us all! He pulled through the surgery and is now more comfortable.

Dill's owner says "he is doing amazingly since his surgery and seems to have a renewed energy for life - he's bouncing around like a puppy! I can't thank the team at Pet Doctors enough - I hadn't dared hope for such a positive outcome. I feel like I've got my baby boy back"
Well done Dill ❤

11/03/2025

If you find a lump or a bump on your cat, the sooner it is checked out by your vet, the better the chance of a cure. For advice on lumps and bumps and to book an appointment, give us a call today or visit our website for more information: https://bit.ly/4fNcXYr

10/03/2025

Most pets will develop a lump on or under the skin at some point in their life, and some pets may develop several.
It is impossible to know for certain what a lump is just by looking at it. Many different types of tumour can look and feel identical, especially those that sit under the skin. However, making sure you feel your pet every few months will help you to understand what is normal, so you can spot any lumps and bumps early on.
When checking your pet take things slow, and stop if they seem unduly concerned at any point
Find out more about lumps and bumps here:
https://bit.ly/TheVetCollection

17/02/2025

6 Month Health Checks
Our Healthy Pet Club Six month health checks are with our qualified veterinary nurses. A check halfway through the year is great to monitor your pet’s health, and we can give advice about ways to keep them in great shape, and detect any early signs of disease.

The Nurse will ask you how your pet is getting on at home, and whether you have any concerns such as a change in eating or drinking habits, change to exercise routine, or unusual behaviours. They will greet your pet and assess their general behaviour and condition, often by watching them interact with their surroundings in the clinic. They will then look more closely at a few key areas:

🐱 - Weight
If your pet is under- or over-weight, the nurse or vet will advise you on a suitable feeding and exercise plan to keep your pet healthy.
🐶 - Mouth
Dental disease is the most common medical condition seen in our pets and affects animals as young as three years old. During the six month check your pet's mouth will be examined and any dental disease identified.
🐰 - Grooming
Although we are not groomers, a six month check is a great time to check for excess ear wax, matted hair in the coat, and overlong nails, all of which can be uncomfortable for our pets.
🐾 - Parasite control
Regular flea and worming treatment keep your pet and your family safe from harmful parasites and is included in your The Healthy Pet Club membership. At the six month check the nurse or vet will check your pet’s personal parasite treatment plan, making sure it includes the best products for them and the right doses.

What happens next?
Most of the time you can leave the six month check reassured that your pet is in good health. Sometimes recommendations for diet or exercise changes are made, and a follow-up visit may be advised in a month or two. Occasionally the six month health check may highlight a problem, in which case you will likely be referred to an appointment with a vet for further investigations.

15/02/2025

Lovely Hobbes came to be castrated last week 🐾
He has had a post op check and fully recovered from his surgery, so can now go back outside 🐾
Neutering has many benefits – as well as preventing pregnancy, it also reduces the chance of your cat getting into a fight and roaming away from home 🐾

It is World Spay Day on 25th February!
To book your cat in to be neutered please call us on 01323 894568

31/01/2025

FOUND little black female, along Iveagh crescent Newhaven.
This sweet girl was brought to us after getting attacked by other male cats.
Unfortunately she is not microchipped and has no collar so we are unable to contact her family, if she has one.
Please call the clinic on 01323 894568 if you recognise her.

17/01/2025

⭐️ Winnie is our Superstar of the month! ⭐️
Back in December, Winnie had a mass in one of her mammary glands. Some samples were taken and based on the findings, removal of the mass was recommended.
Winnie was booked in to have a Regional Mastectomy to remove 3 mammary glands and their associated lymph nodes, as well as a ovariohysterectomy due to ongoing hormone release causing the problem!

This was a large operation, for which Winnie was absolutely amazing throughout ⭐️
Winnie has recovered really well and back to her normal self, all whilst looking beautiful in her Christmas buster collar! Well done Winnie!

06/01/2025

As many of you know, we have a new computer system and this gives us the ability to have a photo of your pets on your account 🐾

If you would like your pet’s photo on their account, please email your favourite picture to [email protected] 🐾

20/12/2024

Here is some advice from International Cat Care on how to make Christmas less stressful for cats
⛄️ Ensure you cat has several safe and comfortable places to hide
🎅🏻 Let guests give them treats and toys to help teach the cat positive associations with new people
🎄 Advise visitors to not approach your cat if it’s in its bed, only stroke the cat if it initiates contact
❄️ Position an additional litter tray for your cat in a quieter part of the house, ideally before visitors arrive so the change is gradual and your cat is comfortable with the new location

Follow this link for more information

https://icatcare.org/advice/christmas-safety/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=iCatCare%20Community%20December%202024&utm_content=iCatCare%20Community%20December%202024+CID_9c94b33a83dd3424e9ff2760f78e3af7&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Learn%20more%20about%20seasonal%20safety

Address

Brooklyn Road
Seaford
BN252DU

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm
Saturday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+441323894568

Website

https://petdoctors.co.uk/our-practices/seaford/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=Yext

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