Galley Hill Equine Surgery

Galley Hill Equine Surgery is an independent veterinary practice located at Dallance Farm, Breach Barns Lane, Waltham Abbey, EN9 2AD. The practice specialises in equine care, offering a range of services tailored to horses, including castrate offers, K-Laser therapy, and worm plan packages. They provide comprehensive veterinary services addressing the health and well-being of horses. The practice distinguishes itself through its dedicated focus on equine health and its commitment to providing specialised care. Their services, such as K-Laser therapy. The team's passion for horses is highlighted as a core aspect of their service delivery. Galley Hill Equine Surgery operates Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. They offer 24-hour emergency care, seven days a week, ensuring that horses receive urgent attention whenever needed. The practice can be contacted via phone at 01992 762 185 or email at galleyhillequine@aol.com.

At a glance

Galley Hill Equine Surgery treats horses. Rated 4.1/5 from 27 reviews, the practice provides on-site parking and step-free access.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Galley Hill Equine Surgery. Order provided by Google.

• Jordan Hockham· 3 months ago

  Please don’t use these vets we had to put our horse down and paid everything with them on the day we then had a phone call saying they require more funds as the horse needed more sedation weeks later and if we didn’t pay they would send bailiffs terrible vets would steer clear all the reviews positive reviews must be fake

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• Nikki Ward· 8 months ago

  Completely over charge me for a three minute visit and poor diagnosis on a foot infection causing us to get another vet out the next day. Avoid.

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• Joanna Delaney· a year ago

  Awful vets. Vet came to treat my horse in April. Blocked the wrong leg, and wrote the opposite leg on her vet record so we went back and forth to ensure this was correct. More concerned over finances than they are animal's welfare. Only use them out of convenience/locality. Avoid where possible.

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• Chloé-Louise Best (Chloé)· 3 years ago

  Receptionist was helpful in getting my horse booked in for a booster vaccine at very short notice. The vet Tahiyya and the student vet that accompanied her were both lovely, arrived on time, very polite and friendly service. Thank you ladies :)

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• Christin Schmidt· 8 years ago

  could not be happier that I have changed vets. Natalia came out for my first appointment and was so thorough and really took her time to check not only for the issues I have mentioned but all over and really listened to everything and asked a lot of questions around my horse like feed and other topics. The second time both Martin (the head of the vet surgery) and Natalia came out and took 2,5 hours to do nerve blocks on my cob and explained everything in detail to me, so I could really understand what was going on and why. In just the second appointment they pinned down the problem and in a third one we will find out how severe it is and they even do this without me being there as I was unwell. I am so happy all around and really feel they consider everything and aren't just interested in making money but to find the right way for both horse and owner. And I have to say that both Natalia and Martin are a pleasure to work with being so friendly and funny too.

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