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

Lovely Wookie came back to see us today for her last xrays following her big surgery 12 weeks ago. We are pleased to report that she is doing brilliantly and walking well on her fused carpus (wrist). A bit more rehab and then she is free to get back to normal exercise. Go, Wookie, Go! 🐾💕Thanks for the donuts 🍩 = happy nurses 😋 ... See MoreSee Less
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Audrey came to see us with two problems affecting her hind legs. Not only did she have cruciate ligament rupture but also patellar luxation, where her kneecap was sliding in and out of the groove that it should track up and down within. We see patellar luxation in both dogs and cats, the frequency and direction the patella incorrectly moves differs in each patient. It is uncomfortable when this occurs and also damages the cartilage that protect the patella and groove as they rub against each other.Audrey was affected in such a way that our normal surgical correction was not chosen for her treatment and instead we performed a Patellar Groove Replacement. We removed the misformed and damaged groove and attached a smooth artificial groove in its place, which now allows her kneecap to move correctly and pain free. Poor Audrey also had TPLO cruciate surgery at the same time, so she has a lot of metal implants in her knee now! Audrey needed a lot of rest and received dedicated care at home to get her feeling tip-top after her big surgery. We were pleased to see her again for her check up and report that she is doing brilliantly 🌟🐾Sorry about the hair cut Audrey, but your looking beautiful again now! 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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Rolo got himself into a pickle after running after a fox and encountering a car. 🤕 A fracture to his forelimb needed a visit to see us to realign the broken bones. A metal plate was placed on the radius and the narrower ulnar bone was able to be left to heal by itself as support was provided by the repaired bone. Rolo was on strick rest following his surgery to give the bones a chance to heal without complications. Rolo's mum and dad did a great job as he can be a bouncy boy and it's lovely to see him fixed and so happy! 🐾 Well done Rolo 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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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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