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Heath Veterinary Clinic, Unit 1, 176 London Road, Burgess Hill, RH15 8LS
Opening hours
| Monday - Friday | 8:00 AM - 6:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Welcome to Heath Vets
Welcome to Heath Vets! We are an Independently owned and run practice in Burgess Hill, West Sussex. We are proud to offer pets and their owners the very best veterinary treatment, HeathCare plan, animal health care and advice with a warm, friendly and professional approach.
"We recognise the trust our clients place in us and we ensure each client receives the personal, professional, value for money service that their pets deserve."
Sarah Solomon, Practice Director
Our veterinary practice is RCVS accredited under the Practice Standard Scheme which means that our clients can be assured that our veterinary surgeons and nurses are fully qualified and fit to practise and that our veterinary laboratory and facilities meet the most stringent of standards.
In addition to our conventional pet care advice and veterinary treatment, such as pet vaccinations, we also offer complimentary services including laser therapy and acupuncture.
To make an appointment, or for any enquiries regarding our veterinary pet care services, repeat pet medication or HeathCare plan, please call and speak to a member of our friendly team: Burgess Hill: 01444 242500
In the case of an emergency you will be diverted through to our emergency vet out of hours service and 24 hour vet.
Why our clients love Heath Vets...
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