Lower House Equine Clinic

Lower House Equine Clinic in Oswestry is an equine-only practice offering 24/7 emergency cover, inpatient facilities, and a veterinary nurse training facility. Owners mention using both yard visits and the clinic itself, covering everything from routine preventative care to more involved orthopaedic-style cases. Feedback consistently highlights clear, practical advice and a calm, professional approach with both horses and owners.

Services

• •Emergency and inpatient care: 24/7 emergency cover is available, and the clinic has inpatient facilities. Reviews also describe the clinic as well equipped for horses needing to be brought in.
• •Yard visits and call-outs: Owners mention using the team both for visits to their stables and for appointments at the clinic.
• •Lameness and injury management: One recent example mentions assessment of a tendon issue, with a conservative plan of box rest and rehabilitation.
• •Routine and preventative care: Reviews specifically mention vaccinations, microchipping, and routine dental work being carried out during yard visits.
• •General equine veterinary support: Feedback repeatedly refers to professional advice, clear explanations, and time taken to answer owners’ questions.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Simon: Named by multiple owners as a trusted source of advice, with reviews highlighting his professionalism and practical guidance, including management of a tendon injury.
• •Aaron: Praised for carrying out vaccinations, microchipping, and routine dental work at a stable visit, with owners describing him as patient, polite, quiet in his handling, and good at answering questions.

Reviews

Google reviews show 4.9 stars from 37 reviews.

• •Owners frequently praise the clinic’s professionalism and quality of advice, especially in cases where a clear treatment or management plan is needed.
• •Several reviews mention a calm, understanding manner with both horse and owner, particularly when situations are stressful.
• •Routine care at the yard is described positively, with emphasis on patient handling, quiet work around horses, and good communication.
• •A smaller number of reviews also highlight the clinic’s inpatient setup and the ability to use both call-out services and the clinic itself.