Welcome to Coast

We offer individual specialist orthopaedic services for dogs and cats in the south of England. With over 30 years combined experience, you are in safe hands.

Coast is based in a purpose built orthopaedic clinic in the heart of Eastbourne where we are able to provide an excellent standard of surgery, anaesthetic support and post operative care.

Orthopaedic Veterinary Referrals – Call us on: 01323 431312 – Email: contact@coastvets.com

Orthopaedic Veterinary Referrals Call us on: 01323 431312 Email: contact@coastvets.com

Referring Vets

Owners

If you feel that your pet would benefit from a referral to Coast then please discuss this directly with your own vet who will be able to arrange this for you.

Meet the team

Meet the patients

The best treatment for your pet

At Coast we always seek to provide the best possible care for you and your pet; combining our clinical skills with our passion to help. As fellow pet owners and animal lovers we understand the responsibility of caring for the animals that are entrusted to us.

Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
British Small Animal Veterinary Association
British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association
European Society of Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology
British Veterinary Nursing Association
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Coast Veterinary Referrals

Coast Veterinary Referrals

Coast Veterinary Referrals provides a specialist orthopaedic service for dogs and cats in the South

Meet Bionic Bertie 🌟 who has now had surgery to both hind legs for treatment of cruciate rupture and luxating patellar in both knees. He now has matching little metal plates and screws in both hind legs and is on the way to being super-speedy again.Hope your hair is growing back now, Mr baldy bum! ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Wookie is a beautiful girl who came to see us after she injured her carpus (wrist) whilst trying to keep a visiting cat from hanging out in her garden. A hyperextension injury is normally caused by jumping down from a height, and damaged supporting ligaments of the carpus along with some little fractures meant that we needed to perform a really big surgery for lovely Wookie.Pancarpal arthrodesis aims to fuse all of the little bones in the carpus together allowing a pain free, but non moving wrist when Wookie has fully healed around 12 weeks after the surgery. It's really important that the bones get a chance to fuse together, and a solid cast has now been placed that needs special care at home until removal in 6 weeks time.Wookie has a go fund me page to help with the cost of her treatment, as multiple visits are needed for this condition.Find her story and updates atgofund.me/4aa7065fGood luck Wookie and see you again soon for your cast check up 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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Terriers come in lots of different shapes, sizes and hairiness. Meet Reji a Black Russian Terrier, weighing in at 62kg and a big friendly chap. He is the largest terrier that we have met!Did someone say biscuit? 👅 ... See MoreSee Less
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It's the Bulldog in a buster collar Hall of Fame! Well done to all our Bully friends this week, Siren (Ms Bulldog with beautiful eyes), Sid (the cute French Bulldog pup) and Alfie (Mr wrinkly Bulldog).We think you all look gorgeous 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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It's Archie's 15th Birthday! His Mum sent us this photo and lovely message telling us he is still enjoying his walks after having two cruciate ligament operations with Coast Referrals in 2019.Archie is proving his age isn't going to stop him having fun 🦴🥳 ... See MoreSee Less
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