Tomlinson Equine

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.

Services

From the website summary, services and areas of work mentioned include

• •Artificial insemination
• •Embryo transfer
• •OPU
• •Semen collection and semen freezing
• •Foaling down, weaning, and dummy training
• •Sports-horse medicine focus: athletic performance, lameness, and preventative medicine
• •Ambulatory veterinary practice (visiting work)

From the clinic data

• •Emergency veterinary services are listed (no further detail provided on hours/arrangements).

Accreditations stated on the website

• •APHA Approved Semen Collection and Freezing Centre
• •APHA Approved Embryo Collection and Freezing Centre

People

• •Emma Tomlinson (equine vet) — the website states the practice is run by her.

No other individual staff members are named in the information provided. Reviews that include detail describe the team as “helpful” and “knowledgeable.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 18 reviews. “”

• •Multiple reviews are brief but strongly positive (e.g., “exceptional equine veterinary practice,” “highly recommend,” “good”).
• •The most specific feedback mentions helpful, knowledgeable staff.
• •One reviewer raises a concern about clinical judgment for breeding work, saying a 16-year-old broodmare was “too old” to be used as a surrogate mare.