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Happy Tails Vets Happy Tails Vets are an independent family run veterinary practice based in Sidley, Bexhill, serving Hastings, Bexhill and surrounding areas.
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Autumn can mean cooler days, wetter walks and more time spent curled up indoors, and pets living with osteoarthritis may...
15/10/2026

Autumn can mean cooler days, wetter walks and more time spent curled up indoors, and pets living with osteoarthritis may need a little extra support.

Simple changes at home can help make everyday life more comfortable, such as:

🐾 Providing a warm, comfortable orthopaedic bed.

🐾 Keeping exercise regular and gentler rather than having very active days followed by long periods of rest.

🐾 Using non-slip rugs or mats on slippery floors.

🐾 Considering ramps or steps if your pet struggles to reach their favourite places.

🐾 Helping them maintain a healthy weight to reduce unnecessary strain on their joints.

A few thoughtful adjustments can make autumn much easier on sore joints.

Does your pet struggle with osteoarthritis? Tell us in the comments.

13/10/2026

Behind every check-up is a team that genuinely cares. 🩺❤️

From the moment your pet walks through the door, our nurses, vets, and reception team are working together to make the visit calm, gentle, and thorough.

We love getting to know you and your pets. And there's nothing we enjoy more than seeing a familiar furry face.

A professional dental clean involves much more than just removing the tartar you can see. To examine and clean every too...
12/10/2026

A professional dental clean involves much more than just removing the tartar you can see. To examine and clean every tooth properly, our team needs to work above and below the gumline, where painful dental disease can often be hidden. ⚡

Anaesthesia allows your pet to remain completely still and comfortable while we:

🦷 Thoroughly examine the mouth

🦷 Clean beneath the gum line

🦷 Take dental X-rays when needed

🦷 Polish the teeth

🦷 Remove teeth when needed

Anaesthesia helps us provide a thorough, safe and pain-free dental procedure, protecting not only your pet’s smile, but their overall health and well-being too.

10/10/2026

What's the one thing your pet does that makes the whole family laugh? Tell us below! 😹🐕

Hearing the word “cancer” can feel frightening and overwhelming. However, cancer is not one single disease, and a diagno...
08/10/2026

Hearing the word “cancer” can feel frightening and overwhelming. However, cancer is not one single disease, and a diagnosis does not always mean there are no options.

Our team may recommend further investigations, such as blood tests, imaging or taking a sample from the affected tissue (biopsy). These help identify the type of cancer, whether it has spread and which treatments may be appropriate.

Depending on your pet’s individual diagnosis, treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, medication or palliative care. The aim may be to remove the cancer, slow its progression, manage discomfort or maintain a good quality of life for as long as possible.

There may be a lot of information to process, so do not be afraid to ask questions or take time to discuss the options. We’re here to help you understand the diagnosis and make decisions based on your pet’s needs, comfort and quality of life. 💛

Do you agree? Tell us in the comments! 😺💬
06/10/2026

Do you agree? Tell us in the comments! 😺💬

05/10/2026

Are you a cat or a dog person? Tell us in the comments! 👇

Bonus points for a pet photo!

The heavy sigh. The slow flop to the floor. The betrayed look over one shoulder.Does your dog react dramatically too? Te...
03/10/2026

The heavy sigh. The slow flop to the floor. The betrayed look over one shoulder.

Does your dog react dramatically too? Tell us below in the comments! 💬

Mammary lumps can affect both dogs and cats, and they may sometimes be noticed during something as simple as grooming, c...
02/10/2026

Mammary lumps can affect both dogs and cats, and they may sometimes be noticed during something as simple as grooming, cuddling or a routine veterinary examination.

That’s why we encourage pet owners to:

🐾 Check their pets regularly for new lumps

🐾 Pay attention to swelling or changes around the mammary glands

🐾 Keep up with routine veterinary health checks

🐾 Contact us if anything feels unusual

Pets can’t tell you when something has changed, so knowing what is normal for them is an important part of responsible pet care.

Share this reminder with other pet owners this October.

Do not wait to see whether the symptoms improve. ⚠️If you suspect GDV, contact us immediately.
01/10/2026

Do not wait to see whether the symptoms improve. ⚠️

If you suspect GDV, contact us immediately.

Address

116 Turkey Road
Bexhill
TN395HH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+441424863231

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