Farm Vets in Gloucestershire

B&W Equine Group is a dedicated equine practice (horses, ponies and donkeys) offering both ambulatory (mobile) visits and a referral hospital service. The website describes a purpose-built equine hospital with on-site laboratory services and a team including specialist veterinary surgeons, alongside a 24/7 emergency service where calls are answered by experienced veterinary nurses who can advise until a vet arrives. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention thorough diagnostics (including an MRI case), calm and professional handling when clients are worried, and efficient service. One reviewer, however, strongly objects to what they describe as “corporate money driven policies,” specifically a requirement for prepayment before visits.

Guasco and Associates has very limited public detail available from its website summary, but structured clinic data indicates it offers emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Owner feedback available to us is minimal: the latest written review content is a short statement praising “fantastic service” and “ultimate professionals,” without describing the type of pet, issue, or treatment.

Brain Partners Equine Vets Ltd is an equine-only veterinary practice focused on helping investigate upper respiratory tract problems in horses, based on its own service description. Google reviews are strongly positive (4.9/5 from 15 reviews), with owners repeatedly describing the team as professional, efficient, informative and helpful, and one review specifically mentioning “sound honest advice.”

Tomlinson Equine is an equine reproduction centre and ambulatory veterinary practice established in 2002, focused on breeding work alongside performance sports-horse medicine. No corporate group is mentioned; the website says the practice is run by equine vet Emma Tomlinson. It is set up for specialist breeding services (including semen collection/freezing and embryo work) and sports-horse issues such as lameness and athletic performance. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners most often mention helpful, knowledgeable staff, alongside one comment questioning the suitability of a 16-year-old broodmare as a surrogate.

B&W Equine Group Ltd is an equine-only practice with an Equine Hospital and a Stud and Insemination Centre, offering both routine care and more advanced investigations (for example, lameness work-ups and gastroscopy). The clinic states it provides 24/7 emergency care. Recent reviews include multiple positive comments about stud/insemination work and one detailed account praising a vet (named Sally) for fitting in a “squeezed in” appointment and explaining ongoing options; however, there are also detailed 1‑star reviews describing concerns about communication, cost, and follow-up after serious cases (including a colic call-out quote and a hospitalised foal outcome).

Gloucestershire Equine Vets is an independent equine practice focused on performance horses and stud work. The practice states it treats horses and ponies, offers the ability to book a vetting, and promotes a “no visit fee” scheme where if 5 or more horses are seen at one premises, no visit fee is charged.

SummerHill Equine Veterinary Partnership LLP provides ambulatory (call-out) veterinary care for horses and ponies, with an emphasis on managing equine athletes (sports and performance horses). The website highlights preventative management alongside treatment of performance-related problems, and lists year‑round emergency care with out‑of‑hours calls transferred directly to the on‑call vet. Routine work such as vaccinations, dentistry, and routine health checks are also specifically mentioned.

NEH Cotswolds is an equine-only veterinary clinic focused on performance and sports-horse work, and it sits within the wider NEH group of practices (the website references associated practices under “Our Practices”). It’s set up for advanced investigation and treatment of poor performance and surgical problems, with specific emphasis on orthopaedics (including arthroscopy and fracture repair), colic surgery/management, and diagnostic imaging. The clinic also states it is a veterinary nurse training facility.

Equine Medicine On The Move Ltd appears focused on veterinary care for horses, based on the clinic name. Beyond the business name, no verified details were provided here about whether it’s independent or part of a larger group, what services are offered, how appointments are handled, or what facilities/equipment are available.

Vets Barn Veterinary Centre is an independent practice led by Dr Nick Horniman (MRCVS), with Dr Susie Thompson (MRCVS) and a nursing team that includes Nickie Hancock and Laura Hughes (RVNs). The clinic lists X‑rays among its facilities. From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe straightforward routine care (for example annual booster vaccinations) alongside medical work-ups such as examinations with blood tests for gastrointestinal illness, and several reviews focus on support during end‑of‑life decisions, including being kept involved in what was happening and receiving a sympathy card afterwards.