Agnew Equine

Services

• •Emergency and routine equine care: 24/7 out-of-hours cover, routine health care for horses and ponies, and support for both day-to-day and urgent problems.
• •Investigations and diagnostics: lameness investigations, equine orthopaedics, internal medicine, laboratory services, gastroscopy, and general diagnostic work.
• •Preventive and planned procedures: dental care, castrations, reproductive services, and pre-purchase examinations.
• •Surgery, referral and end-of-life care: surgery and referral, euthanasia, and equine bereavement support.
• •Examples mentioned by owners: follow-up care for laminitis, treatment of a bad eye ulcer including fitting and removing an SPL, management of a roofing nail puncture wound, and patient, comfort-focused care for a pony during treatment.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit below average, but this is based on very few comparable services.

People

Named team members mentioned by clients include

• •Stuart — repeatedly praised for his care and help with multiple horses.
• •Veronica — described as understanding, patient, and focused on keeping a pony comfortable.
• •Bernardo and Robin — thanked for treating a difficult eye ulcer case and for their calm approach and knowledge sharing.
• •Robin and Niamh — mentioned together for treating a pony named Eddie.
• •Niamh — highlighted for kindness, professionalism and supportive follow-up during a laminitis episode.
• •Arnie — praised for calm, experienced handling after a horse stood on a roofing nail.

Reception, office and insurance support staff are also mentioned positively.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9/5 from 28 reviews.

• •Reviews are strongly positive overall, with several owners saying they have used the practice for many years, in some cases for more than 20 years.
• •Owners often describe the team as responsive, professional, caring and compassionate, with praise extending beyond the vets to reception and insurance support.
• •A recurring theme is calm, patient handling and clear communication during stressful situations, helping owners feel supported when decisions need to be made.
• •Specific cases mentioned include laminitis follow-up visits, a serious eye ulcer requiring SPL management, a roofing nail puncture injury, and attentive care focused on keeping a pony comfortable during treatment.