The Coach House Veterinary Clinic

The Coach House Vet Clinic is a small animal veterinary practice located in a converted 18th-century coach house on the Eynsham Park Estate in Freeland, near Witney. They offer veterinary care for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small furries in a tranquil, rural setting. The practice prides itself on providing a modern yet traditional, friendly, and affordable service, with a strong focus on pet healthcare and owner satisfaction. Despite its size, the clinic offers a full range of services including in-house blood testing, digital X-rays, dental X-rays, ultrasound, an operating theatre, and various other diagnostic tests. Consultations are scheduled for twenty minutes and can be extended if necessary, allowing for a personalised service. The practice offers ample parking facilities at its rural location.

At a glance

The Coach House Veterinary Clinic treats cats, dogs and small mammals. Rated 4.8/5 from 79 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for The Coach House Veterinary Clinic. Order provided by Google.

• Adrian Bullock· 3 months ago

  Registered my puppy there from the day I got him and they have been fantastic with him ever since

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• Lara Cook· 5 months ago

  Amazing vets the best I’ve found in ages. Very accommodating with my reactive dog. Marios is so caring with both my dogs.

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• Martin Swanston· 9 months ago

  The most amazing care for our very loved dog Lola. Excellent job dealing with an on going very problematic paw. Competent and caring staff and we couldn’t be more relieved and grateful. Highly recommend.

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• Donna Taylor· 11 months ago

  I would not personally choose to use this veterinary practice again. The veterinary nurses were kind and professional, but my experience with the attending vet was very distressing. My dog attended for a routine castration, and I was later informed that he had become conscious during the procedure. That evening, once home, he became increasingly upset and appeared to be in significant discomfort. By around 11pm, he was crying and extremely distressed, so we took him to Medivet in Woodstock. They were excellent and provided further pain relief and anxiety medication, which helped him settle almost immediately. I had already paid Medivet directly for their call-out and treatment. However, I raised a concern with the original practice that this additional cost could potentially have been avoided if adequate pain medication had been provided for the first night as a precaution. I explained that I was happy to pay for medication itself, but I felt it was reasonable to question the extra call-out fee. Unfortunately, the response I received was defensive and focused solely on payment, with no acknowledgement of the distress my dog experienced. Since the procedure, my dog has also become very anxious about travelling, which had not been an issue before. While I appreciate the nursing staff, based on my experience, I would not feel comfortable returning to this practice with my animals and I will be reporting this to RCVS for their opinion.

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• Robert Brauer· a year ago

  I am so glad I found this vet, what an amazing team here. Super friendly, easy to book and very accommodating. It’s rare in this day and age to find a vet that isn’t just a revolving door … Our cat that can be quite sassy and completely freaked out at another vet to the point where they wouldn’t see him without sedation … but here was much calmer and didn’t need sedating to be seen and they were very patient with him. This makes all the difference in my opinion … a vet that I feel confident leaving my animals with! That to me shows that this is

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