
News & Advice
Help my pet has had a fit
Witnessing your pet have a seizure is at the very least worrying and can really be quite a frightening experience as South Down’s Veterinary Nurse Anna can attest to. “Our Hungarian Vizsla, Crumble, has had a few random seizures over the past couple of years and when they happen -…
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New to AVG – Laparoscopy neutering
Laparoscopy means ‘examination of the abdomen’ and is the term used for the endoscopic examination of the abdomen either for diagnostic procedures or treatment. In specific circumstances this ‘key-hole’ surgical technique can provide a number of advantages over standard surgery. The key-hole technique usually involves two or three small incisions…
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Does my dog need pain relief?
There are undoubtedly many companion animals out there that require pain relief to improve their day to day activities but how can we know they’re in pain when they can’t tell us? Dogs are remarkably stoic creatures in that they do tend to get on with life, even when they…
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How much should I exercise my dog?
Our team are asked this very question on a daily basis. The answer however is not as straight forward as one might think, with our canine counterparts varying so much in lifestyle and personality, we need to be able to assess them on a more individual basis. For example, your…
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Introducing South Downs Emergency Vets
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a brand new, independent service dedicated to the provision of veterinary emergency and critical care outside of surgery hours. From 26th February 2018 South Downs Emergency Vets will be based within the newly refurbished planned hospital of Arun Veterinary Group in Storrington. Passionate…
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Keeping your dog safe this Christmas
Christmas can be a fun time for the whole family, but it can also be stressful and dangerous for your canine companion. Your dog may be exposed to many unfamiliar sights and sounds, as well as lots of tempting treats! For some dogs, having all that extra attention at Christmas…
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Keeping your cat safe this Christmas
‘Tis the season…. Christmas can be very stressful for us. Rushing around doing the big Christmas food shop, getting those last minute presents and making sure the house is spotless in time for the relatives. However the festivities can also be stressful for our cats and this is why at Arun…
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The Value of an Independent Practice
In the UK, there are two basic operating models when it comes to veterinary practices: independent and corporate. When considering your options for veterinary care, it’s useful to know the difference. The most common UK model is the independent private practice, like Arun Vet Group. These are usually owned and…
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Sussex Vet Francis Hunter
Liz, Helen, Caroline and Kate along with Matt and his family were delighted to attend the launch of Francis Hunter’s book ‘ Sussex Vet – A fortunate life in eight decades’. As many of you may know Francis was one of the original founders of Arun Veterinary Group having established…
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In memory of Henry
We are extremely grateful to recently receive the very generous donation of an incubator from our wonderful clients. We think their own words sum up the kindness they have shown and the relationship that has been built up between us and them: “I would like to offer to buy the…
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Westergate Practice Opening Day Celebrations
Westergate Practice Opening Day Celebrations 24th June 2017 12-4pm Nyton Road, Westergate PO20 3UN We’re so excited! To celebrate the opening of our fourth West Sussex practice in Westergate, we’re opening our brand new premises for a sneak preview. Come down to meet the team and take a personal tour…
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Help, I need my vet out of hours!
Inevitably, just like us, sometimes our pets become poorly outside of business hours. Yet not all vets are available during these times. At Arun Veterinary Group we believe veterinary care should extend beyond the daytime practice, which is why, as part of our continuity of care approach to the health…
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