Paton & Lee

Paton & Lee is an equine veterinary clinic located in Witham, Essex, serving horse owners across Essex and Suffolk. They provide comprehensive veterinary services including routine care, emergency treatment, and surgery. The clinic is dedicated to the health, performance, and behaviour of horses. The practice prides itself on offering easy access to evidence-based advice and utilising state-of-the-art technology, such as portable digital X-ray systems and portable dental endoscopy. They are the first and only facility in Essex to offer a standing equine MRI unit. Their team consists of highly trained equine professionals committed to delivering tailored care. Paton & Lee offers both on-site and ambulatory services, with their own vets providing 24/7 emergency cover. Office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. They are also part of The Practice Standards Scheme, a voluntary initiative to accredit veterinary practices in the UK.

Paton & Lee is based at Paton & Lee Equine Veterinary Clinic, Witham, Essex, CM8 3HG in Essex. The practice treats equines and publishes consultations from £73. It is open at weekends.

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• taya huseyin· 2 months ago

  (edit: the vet was also late may i add by 45 minutes) Not entirely happy with our service to be honest. We were charged for extra sedation because my horse was being “tricky” even though the vets were warned he was scared of the vets and needles. We had a trainer come out half an hour before the vet arrived to desensitise him and he said that he wouldn’t be a problem as he is fine to pinch his skin around his neck and where the needle will be. The problem is my horse is just scared of the actual needle. When Peyton & Lee arrived, even though the vet was aware of this issue, she decided to walk in the stable with the needle in her hand and when he saw it he freaked out. Following that his sedation kicked in he became drowsy and she went in again to see if he needed further sedation, this time the needle was hanging out of her mouth. Again, as soon as he saw the needle and started fighting off the sedation trying to walk around and perked up again as he was scared so then it was another fight to try and sedate him further. It’s wasn’t particularly happy about the fact I’ve been charged additional for sedation that probably wasn’t needed as he was pretty out of it and he only perked up as he was scared when she came in showing the needle straight to his face. I’m also not happy that when i got called about the extra payment i got told the extra payment was because “the horse was being tricky” maybe next time dont go showing a scared horse needles as hes had bad experiences with vets, i dont think this experience is going to help him. personally if you have a scared or anxious horse maybe look for a different veterinarian doing the job than the one i had.

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• Michaela Saunders· 3 months ago

  I have been extremely impressed with the service provided at Paton and Lee recently. The vet attending my horse’s emergency, Agata Kucko has gone above and beyond with the kindness, support and reassurance given at this very worrying time. I would highly recommend and I’m truly thankful.

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• Hayley Willson· 4 months ago

  Charlotte came out to do Pancakes chip and passport,I was very surprised at how good pancake was,thanks so much Charlotte great job,as always great service,wouldn’t use any other vets ⭐️

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• Jane· 6 months ago

  Excellent vets Always so helpful and friendly. Well priced

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• Georgina Cosgrove· 6 months ago

  Just the best. The ultimate VIP car for my horses - I have complete trust in all of the team who are friendly, helpful and genuinely care about the welfare of the horses. If I could give more starts I would. Thank you for all that you do.

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