Culverden Vets - Tunbridge Wells, Crowborough and Wadhurst

Culverden Vets - Tunbridge Wells, Crowborough and Wadhurst Veterinary Practice

20/11/2025

🌭🌭Dachshund Day🌭🌭

Our Crowborough hospital was lucky enough to have 3 very cute Dachshunds in a few weeks ago. Lexi, Sacha and Molly could have formed the world's smallest cutest conga line!

🥹10/10 would happily host them again!🥺

🌟The Culverden spotlight falls upon Frankie this week🌟She joined us a a receptionist/administrator in our Tunbridge Well...
15/11/2025

🌟The Culverden spotlight falls upon Frankie this week🌟

She joined us a a receptionist/administrator in our Tunbridge Wells hospital in September 2024🐾

🐾 ⭐️ All creatures great and small ⭐️🐾Today’s special visitor may be our smallest yet!Meet Silver the Russian hamster, h...
14/11/2025

🐾 ⭐️ All creatures great and small ⭐️🐾

Today’s special visitor may be our smallest yet!
Meet Silver the Russian hamster, he saw one of our Nurses at Crowborough for a nail trim 🐹✂️ (those tiny toes need love too!)
He weighs the same as a snickers chocolate bar 🍫
We know that every Pet we see, no matter how small, is a big part of someone’s family. 💕

🚨 KENNEL COUGH ALERT — CROWBOROUGH 🚨please share!We’re currently seeing a large rise in kennel cough cases locally. Kenn...
12/11/2025

🚨 KENNEL COUGH ALERT — CROWBOROUGH 🚨please share!

We’re currently seeing a large rise in kennel cough cases locally. Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory infection that spreads quickly anywhere dogs mix — parks, kennels, daycare and training classes.

If your dog shows symptoms, please do not bring them into the waiting room. Call us first and we’ll arrange a suitable appointment to prevent spreading it to other dogs.

Vaccination is available and can help reduce severity and transmission, especially for dogs who socialise regularly.

📞 Call us for advice or to book online.
When should you worry???
•If the cough lasts more than 3 weeks
•Your dog is lethargic, not eating or drinking.
•your dog has difficulty breathing or snotty discharge from the nose.
•your pet has pre-existing issues such as heart/lung issues.
*Lungworm may present with just a cough also*

10/11/2025

We are running abit low on blankets at Wadhurst. We would very much appreciate any sizes big or small if you have any that you will be throwing away.

Many thanks
Wadhurst team

🌟 Culverden Spotlight: Meet Kirsty! 🌟Say hello to Kirsty, our brilliant Student Veterinary Nurse who joined us in March ...
08/11/2025

🌟 Culverden Spotlight: Meet Kirsty! 🌟

Say hello to Kirsty, our brilliant Student Veterinary Nurse who joined us in March 2025! 👩‍⚕️💚 She’s enthusiastic, compassionate and already a fantastic part of the Culverden team.

🐾Happy Friday Everyone!!🐾We hope you’ve got that Friday/Furday feeling! 🥰🤪The weekend is nearly here and we thought you’...
07/11/2025

🐾Happy Friday Everyone!!🐾

We hope you’ve got that Friday/Furday feeling! 🥰🤪

The weekend is nearly here and we thought you’d love to see this cuddle monster ‘Apollo’ a 7 month old Ragdoll who was in this week!!🥺🥺

🎆 “Remember, remember the 5th of November… even if not all pets can tolerate earmuffs like Ernie this stylish lurcher.” ...
05/11/2025

🎆 “Remember, remember the 5th of November… even if not all pets can tolerate earmuffs like Ernie this stylish lurcher.” 🎆

Fireworks can be frightening for many animals, so here are a few simple ways to help keep them calm and cosy tonight:

🐾 Dogs & Cats
🎇 Keep them indoors and close curtains/windows
🎇 Create a snug den with familiar bedding
🎇 Play TV or calming music to help mask bangs
🎇 Stay calm and act normally—your reassurance helps

🐰 Rabbits & Small Furries
🎇 Move hutches into a shed or garage if possible
🎇 Partially cover with blankets (leave ventilation)
🎇 Add extra bedding so they can burrow and feel secure

If your pet struggles with loud noises, we can help with advice, calming products or medication. 💙

Wishing everyone a safe and settled Fireworks Night from all of us at Culverden Vets. ✨

03/11/2025

Just a reminder we will be holding an open evening tomorrow at Wadhurst from 5pm. If you would like to attend please register your interest.

In the event of an emergency please contact Crowborough and Tunbridge wells.

03/11/2025

🐾 FOUND KITTEN – TUNBRIDGE WELLS 🐾
A lovely female tortoiseshell kitten (around 12 weeks old) was found near Wellington Rocks and kindly handed over the weekend.
If you think she might be yours, please contact our team on 📞 01892520296

Tiny Pistachio was such a brave boy for his microchip on Friday 💚🐾With plenty of cuddles (and a licky mat for distractio...
02/11/2025

Tiny Pistachio was such a brave boy for his microchip on Friday 💚🐾
With plenty of cuddles (and a licky mat for distraction), he barely noticed a thing. What a little superstar! ⭐️

✨Meet Ange✨She is one of our brilliant Veterinary Nurses! With over 15 years’ experience, she brings dedication, skill a...
01/11/2025

✨Meet Ange✨She is one of our brilliant Veterinary Nurses! With over 15 years’ experience, she brings dedication, skill and plenty of energy to the team. 🐾

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11 Culverden Park Road
Tunbridge Wells
TN49RD

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:15pm

Telephone

+441892520296

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We’re an experienced team of vets and nurses, working together at our surgeries in Tunbridge Wells, Crowborough and Wadhurst.

We are proud to provide the best care to our patients and their owners. Our surgeries are well equipped, and our vets and nurses keep up to date with all the advances in veterinary medicine.

We understand how important relationships are between owners, animals and their vet, and in particular the need for trust. Vets should listen, be open-minded and compassionate. Our aim is to work with you in the best interests of your animal.