House & Jackson LLP

House & Jackson is an independent veterinary practice located in Blackmore, Essex, that has been caring for animals since 1980. They offer veterinary services for both equine and small animals.

The practice prides itself on providing comprehensive care, with a focus on both routine and emergency treatments. They operate an equine and small animal hospital, suggesting a breadth of facilities for diverse veterinary needs.

Opening hours for small animals are Monday to Friday from 8 am to 7.45 pm (last appointment 6.45 pm), Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm (emergencies only after 12 pm), and Sunday from 8 am to 5 pm (emergencies only, with advance-booked routine appointments between 10 am and 11 am). Bank holidays are 8 am to 5 pm for emergencies only. Out-of-hours small animal calls are forwarded to Vets Now.

House & Jackson LLP is based at The Horse Clinic, Ingatestone, Essex, CM4 0LE in Essex. The practice treats dogs, cats, small mammals, birds and equines and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £61 and dog vaccinations from £62. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme, open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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• Wendy Brett· 2 months ago

  Competent and helpful. Their Vasectomy procedure on Ferrets does not fail . Surgery is very good for

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• alalal Malala· 3 months ago

  I’m doing three star because although they helped they wouldn’t take my details or anything for my missing cat and the person on the phone sounded like she didn’t care at all .

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• Barbara Obsitos· 5 months ago

  My horse coliced a few months ago late at night and the call out doctor came out within 20 minutes and was very helpful, sympathetic and helpful! They super quickly started treatment once we went in and was so reassuring that they had the surgeons ready to go for when we needed them next day! Unfortunately my baby horse did not do well even after surgery, I will be forever grateful for the team that helped and cared for him those last days 😭❤️also they were very patient in terms of payment as surgery is not cheap but they didn't harass me to settle my account straight away.

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• Suzanne James· 6 months ago

  Extremely disappointing experience at House & Jackson Blackmore. Following the shocking treatment, or rather, lack of treatment, at the clinic this morning, I will no longer be a client of this facility. We arrived promptly for our 11:15am appointment and were told at 11:25am that the vet was running about 10 minutes late. However, by 11:50am the vet finally appeared, walked straight past us to chat with someone outside and then brought in another dog. Despite the receptionist confirming that we were next, the vet completely disregarded us and went on to see the other patient. To make matters worse, the vet appeared visibly irritated and made it clear that we were an inconvenience, after the receptionist informed her that she “had one more.” Needless to say, at this point we walked out. This is wholly unprofessional conduct and not how a veterinary practice should operate. Dogs are often already anxious when visiting the vet; keeping one waiting for 35 minutes only to be pushed aside for how much longer is unacceptable. I would strongly caution others to think twice before trusting this clinic with their pets’ care.

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• kirsty brown· 8 months ago

  I took my dog to see Thomas after hearing so many good recommendations, and I’m so glad I did. Sadly, my dog had to be put to sleep after a short illness, but I am incredibly grateful for the care and compassion we received here. Thomas and the team gave us extra precious months together through the right medications, and their kindness and support throughout meant so much. The reception staff were always friendly and understanding, making difficult visits a little easier. I couldn’t have asked for better care for my beloved dog. Thank you all for everything.

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