The Liphook Equine Hospital Ltd – Vets in Liphook
Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is mostly very positive, especially around emergency admissions, with owners saying both they and their horses were looked after well from arrival. - Staff manner is a consistent strength, with reviews describing the team as kind, compassionate, friendly, professional, and reassuring. - Owners also praise communication during hospital stays, including honest daily updates and videos that helped them stay involved in their horse’s progress.
Services
- •Emergency equine care: owners describe horses being admitted in emergencies and being looked after promptly from the moment they arrive.
- •Hospital and inpatient care: horses are described as staying in hospital with owners receiving daily updates during treatment and recovery.
- •Lameness assessment and ongoing care: reviews mention horses being admitted very lame, with vets keeping owners involved step by step and sometimes sending videos during progress.
- •End-of-life care: euthanasia is part of the clinic’s service offering.
- •Training role: the clinic is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Russel Parker: thanked for support during an emergency admission and for honest daily updates during a horse’s hospital stay.
- •Rosie and Lauren: mentioned as part of the team caring for a horse during an inpatient stay.
- •Pete Gallon (spelling as written in the review): praised by a long-term client as professional and reassuring over many years.
- •Ricardo: named in one negative review about a delayed euthanasia appointment and an abrupt manner on arrival.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6/5 from 67 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, especially around emergency admissions, with owners saying both they and their horses were looked after well from arrival.
- •Staff manner is a consistent strength, with reviews describing the team as kind, compassionate, friendly, professional, and reassuring.
- •Owners also praise communication during hospital stays, including honest daily updates and videos that helped them stay involved in their horse’s progress.
- •Facilities are repeatedly described in very strong terms, while one review reports a poor end-of-life care experience because of a late arrival and a lack of empathy during a euthanasia visit.

