Vets for Pets Brighton

Vets for Pets Brighton is a small-animal practice inside Pets at Home at Hollingbury Retail Park, Carden Ave, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 8LW, serving pet owners across Brighton and East Sussex. The clinic is open Monday to Friday 9:00am–7:00pm and Saturday 9:00am–5:00pm, and is closed on Sundays. Recent feedback continues to highlight a friendly, approachable team, with examples of prompt appointments, clear advice, and caring support during recovery after surgery.

Services

• •Small-animal veterinary care, with recent reviews centred on dogs and cats.
• •Consultations and health checks, including routine appointments and some same-day or walk-in help when capacity allows; reviewers mention being seen early and receiving clear advice for a Yorkshire terrier.
• •Surgical care and follow-up support; recent experiences refer to major operations, spays, pre-op checks, and recovery monitoring.
• •Pet care plan membership is mentioned by one recent client.
• •Convenient in-store location inside Pets at Home at Hollingbury Retail Park, with weekday evening opening and Saturday appointments.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit below average on price, but this is based on very few comparable services.

People

Recent reviews mention Georgia on reception, Mauro as a vet, and Nico as a team member praised by one client. Broader feedback also regularly describes the team as friendly, helpful, and attentive.

Reviews

Vets for Pets Brighton has a 4.0/5 rating on Google from 40 reviews.

• •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.
• •One detailed negative review raises concerns about clinical judgement, record-keeping, and handling of an anxious dog, although the same reviewer speaks positively about Nico and Georgia.