Coast Referrals provides dedicated care by a highly experienced orthopaedic team
At Coast we offer a wide range of orthopaedic services for dogs and cats from cruciate and patella surgeries to the treatment of complex fractures. With decades of surgical experience and up to date technology and equipment, Coast is equipped to help animals across the South of England.
It is important that your pet feels relaxed when they come to visit us, and we take time to understand their medical, dietary, and behavioural needs.

Surgical Treatments
TPLO is a surgery for dogs that have partially or fully ruptured their cranial cruciate ligament. Cruciate ligament rupture leads to joint instability and pain.
Fractures and dislocations typically occur following traumatic events. A fracture is a break in a bone and a dislocation describes a severe loss of alignment of a joint.
Patellar luxation describes the situation where the patella (kneecap) slips out of its groove. This may happen rarely or frequently and in some cases the patella may be permanently out of position.
Elbow Dysplasia describes an abnormal development (several specific conditions) of the elbow joint. The elbow joint is the joint in the front leg below the shoulder and above the wrist.
Damage to the Achilles can occur through injury e.g. from a sharp object or gradually over time through degeneration and progressive weakening of the tendon.
A corn is a focal, circular area of hyper keratinization found in the digital pads of dogs. It can affect multiple pads at the same time and is mostly seen in sighthounds.
Damage to bone during critical growth can manifest as shortening, twisting, or bending deformities. These deformities may also impact adjacent joints, resulting in discomfort and lameness.
Dogs and cats present with a wide array of other conditions which we can treat. These range from shoulder conditions (OCD) to ununited anconeal process (UAP) management to carpal, hip, femoral and digital conditions.
Non-Surgical Treatments
Once we have determined the cause of your pet’s mobility problems, we will be able to advise you on the most suitable treatment options.
Articular cartilage damage and osteoarthritis are common orthopaedic conditions in dogs that can benefit from stem cell treatment. Certain tendon injuries can also see positive results.
Referral to Coast…
For clients
We are always happy to answer any queries that you may have about being referred to us. Please click/tap the ‘Pet Owners’ button below to check the FAQs. You can also call our team on 01323 431312.
For Vet Professionals
For urgent cases please call 01323 431312.
Non urgent referrals can be arranged via our online submission form. We ask that you attach the full clinical history and radiographs (where available).
We still have 11-weeks of recovery to go but we know that we are in the very best hands. Thank you to all the team at Coast especially Rob & Lucy.
We still have 11-weeks of recovery to go but we know that we are in the very best hands. Thank you to all the team at Coast especially Rob & Lucy.
We still have 11-weeks of recovery to go but we know that we are in the very best hands. Thank you to all the team at Coast especially Rob & Lucy.