Cliffe Veterinary Group Ltd Equine Clinic – Vets in Lewes
Clinic Overview
- Reviewers repeatedly describe the team as kind, caring, professional and accommodating. - A strong theme is the clinic’s practical handling of anxious or claustrophobic horses, including moving a horse to a more suitable barn, letting one spend time in a field while another was treated, and helping with loading to go home. - Several reviews highlight serious-case support, including a horse that underwent colic surgery and recovered well, alongside praise for care ranging from routine health checks to final goodbyes.
Services
- •Equine-only veterinary care covering both ambulatory visits and hospital treatment for horses.
- •Routine and emergency care, with 24-hour emergency availability stated by the clinic; recent reviews mention support ranging from general health checks to urgent hospital treatment.
- •Surgery, imaging and diagnostics, including a recent owner account of a horse undergoing colic surgery and recovering well.
- •Inpatient care and stabling, with capacity for 20 inpatients; owners also describe thoughtful handling of stressed horses, including changing barn placement, allowing field time between treatments, and helping with loading to go home.
- •Ridden and in-hand assessments, supported by the clinic’s indoor and outdoor arena.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility, as listed by the clinic.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Alex: praised for ongoing support and for helping nurse horses back to health.
- •Sophie: mentioned positively for support across routine care and difficult final visits, and for patience with owners’ questions.
- •Ellie and Penny: described as helpful and patient.
- •Reception team: noted as helpful and polite.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6/5 from 63 reviews. Recent feedback is very positive overall.
- •Reviewers repeatedly describe the team as kind, caring, professional and accommodating.
- •A strong theme is the clinic’s practical handling of anxious or claustrophobic horses, including moving a horse to a more suitable barn, letting one spend time in a field while another was treated, and helping with loading to go home.
- •Several reviews highlight serious-case support, including a horse that underwent colic surgery and recovered well, alongside praise for care ranging from routine health checks to final goodbyes.
- •The clinic is also praised for its clean, well-laid-out setting, easy parking, and helpful reception staff; one reviewer also felt the pricing was reasonable.

