Meadowbrook Equine Clinic

Situated within the picturesque Luton Hoo Estate in Luton, Bedfordshire, Meadowbrook Equine Clinic is a dedicated veterinary facility catering exclusively to horses. This specialist practice provides comprehensive care for equines, from routine preventative health to advanced diagnostics and treatments. What sets Meadowbrook Equine Clinic apart is its singular focus on equine health, offering a level of specialised expertise and equipment tailored specifically for horses. Their location within a historic estate provides a unique and calm environment for their equine patients, differentiating their service from more generalised veterinary clinics. This particularity ensures a deep understanding of equine well-being. For those visiting, Meadowbrook Equine Clinic operates Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, remaining closed on weekends. They offer a client car park for convenient access. Enquiries can be directed to 08452966675 or via email at [email protected].

Meadowbrook Equine Clinic is based at Luton Hoo Estate, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 3TQ in Bedfordshire. The practice treats equines. It is offers on-site parking.

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• carolyn Ward· 2 years ago

  Staff are lovely always friendly and helpful.. The vet I have seen for my horses has always been extremely good ...

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• Claire Moat· 2 years ago

  Gethin is cool , calm & collected . He’s an experienced vet and keeps the owner informed at all stages of the visit .

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• Becky Stothart· 4 years ago

  Easy to book appointment's. Invoices sent promptly.

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• Susannah K· 4 years ago

  Over the past ten years or so, I have seen Gethin looking after our animals and other people's animals and had ample opportunity to make comparisons with other vets. In an emergency, he is calm, skilful and compassionate. He does not oppress owners with suggestions that they should do major work such as MRIs of minor sprains; pointless blood tests etc - neither does he oppress animals by suggesting horses should go on long periods of box rest when this is clearly going to leave them mentally unfit and confer no clear-cut physical benefit. He rarely expresses a didactic opinion but when asked, he will give clear guidance in difficult decisions. This is exactly what people need from a vet. He treats a sick elderly mongrel as kindly and meticulously as he does a smart dressage horse or Grade A.

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• Tally Hall· 6 years ago

  Fantastic equine vet, I trust Gethin and team implicitly.

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