The Cotswold Equine Clinic

The Cotswold Equine Clinic in Lechlade, Gloucestershire is listed as offering emergency veterinary services, while recent owner feedback centres mainly on equine physiotherapy-style visits with Chloe. Reviews consistently mention thorough full-body assessments, clear explanations, hands-on treatment and practical rehab advice. Owners also name massage, Indiba and SLEIP gait analysis as part of the approach, with examples ranging from post-fall soreness to longer-term stiffness, maintenance work and rehab.

Services

• •Emergency veterinary services are listed in the clinic’s structured service information.
• •Equine physiotherapy-style visits are the main service reflected in owner feedback, including thorough initial and repeat assessments, hands-on treatment, and tailored sessions based on the horse’s condition.
• •Techniques specifically mentioned by owners include massage, Indiba, and SLEIP gait analysis.
• •Rehab and aftercare support is a recurring theme, with owners describing home exercises, advice between visits, and in one case a detailed written treatment report.
• •Examples of cases mentioned in reviews include general maintenance, post-injury rehab, competition preparation, stiffness and soreness in an older retired showjumper, and treatment after a horse had a fall on the lunge.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Chloe is the only named team member in public feedback, where reviewers refer to her as an equine physio.
• •Owners repeatedly describe her as thorough in assessment, clear in explaining findings, and strong on aftercare, including exercises and follow-up guidance.
• •Several reviews also highlight her calm handling, attention to detail, and the way she builds trust with horses that may be difficult to treat.

Reviews

The clinic has a 5.0-star Google rating from 7 reviews.

• •Reviews are consistently very positive about thorough assessments, with owners saying Chloe takes time to understand the horse, checks them carefully, and explains what she is finding in detail.
• •A strong theme is rehab and aftercare, with repeated mentions of exercises to do between visits, practical advice, and one owner receiving a full in-depth written report after treatment.
• •Owners mention a mix of maintenance, rehab and performance-related work, including support for post-injury recovery, competition preparation, longer-term stiffness, and soreness after a fall.
• •Named treatment methods include massage, Indiba and SLEIP gait analysis, and several owners describe their horses as more comfortable, stronger, or making encouraging progress after sessions.