Farm Vets in Forest Row

## Summary Independent equine veterinary practice (established in 1978) owned and run by its vets, with a team of six equine veterinary surgeons. Based on the clinic’s own information and recent reviews, it’s set up for both routine care and more involved investigations and surgery, supported by a purpose-built diagnostic/surgical facility with stabling and 24-hour hospitalisation. Owners mention detailed case management for complex back issues (kissing spine) including x‑ray, surgery and rehab, plus proactive communication such as vets phoning to discuss problems at length before visiting and keeping clients updated on arrival times. The practice is also described as handling admin efficiently, with office staff processing insurance claims and renewals promptly. ## Services - Routine equine health checks and vaccinations - Lameness investigations with digital diagnostics - Equine dentistry (dental examinations) - Surgical procedures and 24-hour hospitalisation (with stabling) - Pre-purchase examinations and insurance vetting - 24/7 emergency equine veterinary service (as stated by the clinic) - Species treated (as stated): horses, ponies, donkeys - Standards/accreditation stated on the site: RCVS Equine General Practice Standard; Veterinary Nurse Training Practice ## People - **Florice (vet, per reviews):** Mentioned in a kissing-spine case as providing explanations throughout a process that included x‑ray, surgery and rehab. - **Ben (vet, per reviews):** Repeatedly noted for spending time on the phone to discuss a problem before a visit and for unhurried follow-up calls (including a call made at 6pm on a Friday about medication). - **Mary (role not stated, per reviews):** Named positively alongside Ben in long-term client feedback. - **Office/admin staff (not named):** Praised for processing insurance claims and renewals quickly. ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 38 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - Complex-case support is described in detail, including a kissing-spine pathway involving x‑ray, surgery and rehab, with clear explanations along the way. - Communication and follow-through are frequently mentioned: lengthy phone discussions before visits, unhurried calls about medications, and updates on expected arrival times. - Practical support beyond clinical work comes up, such as prompt handling of insurance paperwork and compassionate support when outcomes aren’t as hoped.