Welcome to Henley House Vets, Uckfield
Henley House Vets are dedicated to providing compassionate, quality care to your pets using the latest equipment and technology. We endeavour to keep you in the loop during all stages and take you through what we’re doing in clear, concise language.
We believe you are your pet’s best judge of character and work with you to make sure they receive everything they need.
Our practice means everything to us. We have high quality equipment and keep referrals to a minimum by offering in house procedures where possible. Having recently transformed the surgery, we now have extensive facilities to look after your pets.
Preventative healthcare is offered and includes vaccinations, worming and flea treatment. Our team are always happy to discuss general health concerns too, so please get in touch if you have any questions.
OUR OPENING HOURS
MON – FRI: 8.30am – 7.00pm
SAT: 8.30am – 12pm
Consultation by appointment
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Healthy Pet Club
At Henley House Veterinary clinic we believe in regular preventative healthcare for your pets to keep them fit and healthy throughout their lives.
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"I was touched by your tenderness and care of Marietta and by your concern and kindness to me. Thank you, all of you, so very much."
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2 London Road, Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 1HX
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With owners spending more time at home, it just means more fun for everyone! 🥎 What’s your pet’s favourite toy? 🐶🐱 Submit a photo of them playing, and you might just win our Competition.
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Our cats are getting fluffier! But not exactly the best sort of fluffy... Obesity rates in pets are on the rise and with it is also the increased risk of several disorders, such as diabetes mellitus, for example.
The increase in body fat causes several metabolic changes and may make cells become resistant to insulin, which can result in diabetes.
Older cats, neutered animals and pets that are given too much food or treats are the ones that are most at risk, but you should always keep an eye on your pets’ weight! Owners often mention they don’t notice their cats are getting too heavy, but one thing is for sure, it’s much easier to stay at a healthy weight than having to help your pets lose it.
If you have any concerns, don’t hesitate to give us a call, and don’t start any weight loss without seeking veterinary guidance first.
Get in touch
While we try to reply to emails as soon as possible, if you have an emergency, wish to make an appointment, or order food or medication, please phone reception on 01825 766099