St Anne's Veterinary Group

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St Anne's Veterinary Group St Annes Vet Group is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company).

We are a long established small animal veterinary practice based in Eastbourne, East Sussex. We have eleven experienced vets and a team of fifteen qualified veterinary nurses dedicated to the care of your pets. With surgeries in Eastbourne, Langney, Willingdon and East Dean we provide a first class local service.

11/10/2026

Join Menna on part 1 of her ‘Ops’ shift. This part will be going over the admits that happen at the beginning of the day.

09/10/2026

This is gorgeous Bobbie, who came in to be neutered and was doing so well at his post op check as you can see here. It’s like he hadn’t had surgery.

Here are some top tips to prepare your rabbit for surgery:

-Bring a friend! Bunnies form strong bonds with their housemates and it can be unsettling to be separated. If your rabbit lives with a friend, please being them long so that they can snuggle together and provide reassurance!

Please bring some of their regular food, hay and favourite fresh foods - It is super important to get rabbits eating as soon as possible after surgery and offering familiar foods can be very helpful. Likewise, please let us know if your rabbit prefers a bottle or a bowl to drink from.
- Your rabbit will need a suitable enclosure to return to after surgery - It is best to remove any dusty bedding that may stick to wounds. Whilst they are still feeling a bit sleepy, rabbits may not maintain their temperature as well as normal. An indoor enclosure for the night after a surgery is preferred.
Monitoring your rabbits droppings is really important after anaesthesia. Make sure they have a nice clean enclosure to come back to so that fresh droppings can be seen and counted.

07/10/2026

Part 2 of the blindfolded 1ml challenge

This is lovely Nelly, who came in to see Hollie, one of our lovely vets at our Willingdon surgery. Isn't she adorable? S...
05/10/2026

This is lovely Nelly, who came in to see Hollie, one of our lovely vets at our Willingdon surgery. Isn't she adorable? She looks like a teddy bear. ❤️🐾

04/10/2026

Part 1 of our blindfolded 1ml challenge!

Tonight is Eastbourne's bonfire carnival, so loud bangs are expected. To help your pet through these stressful noises it...
03/10/2026

Tonight is Eastbourne's bonfire carnival, so loud bangs are expected. To help your pet through these stressful noises it is best to be prepared:
-close windows and drawer curtains
-put the TV or radio on to drown out the sound
-distract them with treats or chews (hiding their food so they are distracted whilst eating it).
-keep cats inside
-walk your dog before dark or once the carnival is over
-do NOT take your dog to the carnival, as they will likely be scared and may run.

Hunter really was a 'flirty boy' when he came in for his neutering and had all the nurses under his spell. Isn't he hand...
02/10/2026

Hunter really was a 'flirty boy' when he came in for his neutering and had all the nurses under his spell. Isn't he handsome?

This is Wh***ey, who has become poorly and needed a goodie bag to cheer him up!
30/09/2026

This is Wh***ey, who has become poorly and needed a goodie bag to cheer him up!

29/09/2026

We had such a cute cat day last week. Sound on if you love purring!

Meet Cheese!! Who came in to see Georgina, one of our nurses, for his vaccine and microchip. And what a cutie he is! ...
28/09/2026

Meet Cheese!! Who came in to see Georgina, one of our nurses, for his vaccine and microchip. And what a cutie he is!

Address

6 St Anne's Road
Eastbourne
BN212DJ

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+441323640011

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