Equine services

Our knowledgeable team provide a range of services for your horses. Scroll down to find out more.

Emergencies

Our experienced equine vets offer a 24/7 ambulatory emergency service, 365 days of the year.

Equine Hospital

Lameness

If your horse’s movement is limited or uncomfortable, our experienced vets can investigate and diagnose any issues.

Artificial insemination

We provide a comprehensive AI service for horse breeders.

Dental care

We offer routine dental services for all horses, ponies and donkeys.

Gastroscopy

Gastroscopy is used to assess a horse’s stomach and diagnose potential issues such as ulcers.

Poor performance

We have many years of experience diagnosing potential causes of poor performance.

Internal medicine

If your horse is suffering from problems that aren’t obviously surgical, we will investigate to establish a diagnosis.

Farriery

We have links to RCVS-accredited specialists in equine hoof care with many years of experience.

Yard visits and health scheme

Our vets can visit your premises to perform routine veterinary work, and offer a health scheme for routine equine services.

Pre-purchase examinations

We have years of experience of vetting horses for a range of intended uses.

Vaccinations

We can provide all the vaccinations necessary to keep your horse safe and healthy.

You said; we listened

Your feedback helps us improve. We’re always listening to our clients and looking for ways to make your experience with Clyde Veterinary Group even better. Here’s what we’ve been working on in response to your suggestions.

You said	We did and what we can show
Fees and estimates Clients wanted clearer prices, more reliable estimates and an explanation when a bill changed.	Done: A single £80 out of hours supplement started on 1 July 2026. The equine pricing page is live and the revised estimates procedure has been circulated. Individual billing remedies are recorded.
Continuity and clinical confidence Clients described repeat visits, changing vets and uneven access to experienced advice.	Done: Mentoring takes place across the equine team and the updated continuity procedure has been circulated.
Updates and follow up Clients wanted fewer missed calls or delays and a clearer update after significant or emergency care.	Done: Calls and missed calls are monitored; hospital clients receive daily invoice updates. The updated equine out of hours follow up procedure has been circulated.
Health plans and worming Clients asked for clearer plan information, timely worm egg count reminders and consistent advice.	In progress: Health Plan communication has improved. The worm egg count reminder work is due to be completed October 2026.
Treatment choices and consent Clients wanted explanations of options, likely costs, risks and prognosis before decisions or tests.	Done: The updated treatment options procedure has been circulated; separate hospital advisory and consent materials have been prepared .
Education and good service Clients requested education and specialist access, and praised compassion and emergency response.	Done: An online client event was held in winter 2025–26; specialist clinics continue. Compliments are shared with the colleague and line manager. Planned: In person events and a client focus group;