Grove Lodge Sussex vets care for your pets
We are one of the best-equipped veterinary hospitals for small animal care in the Sussex area. As well as 1st opinion consultations for all your small animals needs at our animal hospital and 5 branches, we also offer vet referrals for cardiology, ophthalmology, dermatology, veterinary surgery, orthopaedics, medicine, ultrasonography and physiotherapy.
As well as 1st opinion consultations for all your pets' needs at our animal hospital and at any of our 5 branches, we also offer vet referrals for cardiology, ophthalmology, dermatology, veterinary surgery, orthopaedics, medicine, ultrasonography and physiotherapy.
Our 24 hour emergency vet and hospitalisation service is available 365 days a year.
“Thank you for saving our dog's life, we can't imagine being without her, she is doing so well and running rings around us!”
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Suzannah Stacey BSc BVM &S MRCVS Certificate in Veterinary Acupuncture (ABVA) A1 Assessor.
Suzannah qualified as a veterinary acupuncturist in 2004 after a two year certificate course based at Bristol Vets School. Prior to specialising in acupuncture, Suzannah was in general practice in Hampshire and East Sussex, lectured in clinical pathology and is still involved with training nurses.
The ancient art of acupuncture relies on an assessment of the individual animals wellbeing as a whole, taking into account the behavioural and physical problems that have presented themselves. At each appointment, 
your pets wellbeing will be reassessed and the treatment options tailored to suit his or her needs on that day. Appointments are currently 40 and take about 1 hour. The majority of Suzannahs patients are receiving acupuncture alongside conventional treatment for pain relief for arthritis and muscular aches and pains, for neurological problems, skin trouble and to help to give a good quality of life once old age sets in. There are many conditions that benefit from this gentle form of treatment, and if you are interested please contact the reception at Durrington for Suzannnahs contact details so that she can discuss this with you. As you can see the treatment is very tolerated by animals, and the majority of pet insurance companies will cover the cost of this form of treatment.