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Best Vets in Brighton

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#11
No Prices

Our Score (51/100)

4.6(207)
Treats:
dog
cat
Veterinary Nurse Training
Independent
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Beech House Veterinary Clinic in Brighton is presented as an independent practice. Its website lists routine care such as health checks, vaccinations and neutering, alongside surgery and animal health certificates, and says it sees cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. Recent feedback is largely positive about the friendly front desk, clear communication and the care shown by vet Pablo, though a small number of reviews raise concerns about cost and one review describes a serious complaint about treatment and follow-up.

#12
No Prices

Our Score (51/100)

4.5(112)
Treats:
dog
cat
Emergency Services
Corporate
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Acorn Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal veterinary practice in Brighton, East Sussex, and is part of IVC Evidensia. Recent feedback highlights many friendly, caring interactions alongside some concerns about availability and appointment reliability.

#13
No Prices

Our Score (48/100)

4.4(369)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
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New Priory Vets Brighton Limited is an IVC Evidensia practice in Brighton set up for urgent and emergency cases, with listed emergency veterinary services including 24/7 or extended-hours cover. It also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight rapid emergency access, inpatient care and compassionate end-of-life support, alongside some serious complaints about administration, facilities and one alleged poor outcome after dental treatment.

Our Score (47/100)

4.1(154)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird

RSPCA Brighton & The Heart of Sussex Branch is an RSPCA charity branch focused on animal rescue and rehoming rather than a general veterinary practice. Reviews describe a structured adoption process, including pre-adoption visits, time to ask questions, and follow-up after adoption. The branch is also mentioned for practical support such as settling advice for new owners and discounted neutering vouchers, while some recent feedback suggests rehoming enquiries may now be directed online first rather than through casual walk-round visits.

#15
Low £

Our Score (38/100)

4.0(40)
Treats:
dog
cat
Independent
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  • Recent positive reviews describe a warm, helpful team, with one owner noting their dog was still excited to see staff even while recovering from a major operation. - Clients mention being seen promptly, getting straightforward advice, and finding the visit easy to arrange, including signing up to a pet care plan. - Practical kindness stands out in some feedback, such as staff briefly looking after a dog while the owner dashed to Asda in heavy rain.
#16

The Skin Vet

Brighton

No Prices

Our Score (34/100)

4.2(5)
Treats:
dog
cat
Independent
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  • Several reviewers praise Charlie’s knowledge of skin conditions, especially for complex or long-running problems. - Owners highlight clear explanations and long-term planning, including diagnosis of atopic dermatitis, medication tweaks over time, and detailed discussion of alopecia treatment options. - A recurring theme is kind, supportive care, with comments describing the service as professional, caring and “above and beyond”.
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