Crossways Vets sits on Findon Road in Findon Valley, West Sussex. The practice treats cats, dogs, birds, small mammals, exotic pets, poultry, and wildlife. Services include blood tests, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, neutering, microchipping, vaccinations, and flea and worm treatments. There's a car park and disabled access.
The practice opens Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 6:00pm, with a lunch break from 2pm to 3pm. It's also open every other Saturday morning, 9:00am to 12:00pm. Outside these hours, Vets Now in Worthing handles emergencies.
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Cats
Dogs
Client car park
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
The practice is open 8:30am - 6:00pm Monday - Friday and 9:00am - 12:00pm on alternative Saturdays. Closed between 2pm and 3pm each weekday.
Based on 7 reviews
Emily Chatterton
Google 6 May 2026
Ramenta the vet who looked after my little Dachshund was absolutely amazing, so caring! and managed to make a very nervous doggie suddenly very brave. Thanks also to the receptionist, Chris who helped feed my dog a load of pate as a delicious distraction. Fantastic team!! Love love love!!
Nick Rosenberg
Google 14 April 2026
I am very disappointed to discover that Crossways Veterinary group has not already reduced the price of issuing prescriptions to the cap of £21 which becomes compulsory later this year. I have just been charged £26.50 for a prescription. In their judgment, the Competitions and Marketing Authority decided that vets charging over £21 were overcharging their customers. Crossways Vets clearly feel that it is absolutely OK to continue to overcharge their customers until the last possible moment when they are forced to comply with this judgement. I wonder if they have thought about the impression this policy will have on their clients. I for one am not impressed. It’s not the amount of money overcharged for my prescription that concerns me but the attitude towards their loyal customers that it suggests, which I feel very uncomfortable with. Judge for yourself.
Julie Reidy
Google 21 February 2026
Wonderful vets have had no problems in ten years. Lewis the vet is so very helpful and takes time to explain things and isn’t pushy. Maxine the reception lady is always so lovely and my two boys love to see her when we visit.
Chris Calmus
Google 16 September 2022
Once again, calm and successful annual check up for a damaged and reactive rescue dog. So great that here we get time and opportunity to settle Rusty, and we are listened too regarding his potential issues. This results in happy dog, happy us and the vet having a full complement of fingers. Every animal is treated as an individual and given professional, quick (instant when necessary) efficient and current treatment. Having worked in animal rescue for many years, I have no hesitation is recommending this vets to my adopters. A small surgery where you get the human touch, friendly and welcoming, with the backup of its own hospital in easy reach. Brilliant place to go. X
Wendy Dobbing
Google 20 August 2022
Phoned for an appointment at 2pm and got one the same day at 5.30pm. The vet was amazing with our dog, totally reassured her and she was calm all through the visit. The vet checked her over first and then treated the cyst on her back, quickly and efficiently, explaining to me all the time what she was doing and how best to treat it. I came away feeling completely happy. Fantastic service.
Carol Meech
Google 30 October 2021
I have always used Crossways for my dogs, over many years. They are professional, caring and informative. My most recent dog (rescue, badly abused previously) is very nervous, Imogen and Kirsten have been amazing with him, building up trust in the most caring and gentle way. Would whole heartedly recommend.
Alice Kirk
Google 1 July 2021
Such a lovely, small and local veterinary practise. I am so glad I moved my 3 dogs to crossways from a larger practise, the vets and receptionists alike are so kind and caring and you get a really personal experience. Plus they are very reasonable on pricing and always up front with costs so no surprises!
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