Farm Vets in Frodsham

## Summary Brown Moss Equine Clinic LLP is an equine-focused veterinary clinic offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Reviews describe both routine care (teeth and vaccinations) and more complex cases, including an urgent eye problem requiring a call-out and longer-term management of tumours/cancer and seizures. Owners repeatedly mention clear communication (being “talked through everything”), expectation-setting around serious illness, and support during end-of-life situations (including staying with owners “till the very end”). ## Services - **Emergency/urgent care call-outs** (described as rapid response for an eye problem, including during bad weather). - **Routine equine care**: vaccinations and dentistry/teeth work are explicitly mentioned. - **Complex/chronic case management**: tumours/cancer discussed over multiple years; seizures also mentioned. - **In-clinic care** is referenced (a horse “was in the clinic today”), with owners noting communication updates and efforts to keep horses at ease. ## People - **Georgie (vet)**: praised for a fast emergency call-out for an eye problem and ongoing follow-up over subsequent visits. - **Lucy**: repeatedly described as patient with anxious horses; one owner credits her second opinion with changing the course of a tumour/cancer case and also highlights honest, kind expectation-setting and end-of-life support. - **Holly**: mentioned as being very patient and professional with ponies. - **Izzy**: mentioned alongside Lucy for explaining everything and being respectful and patient through an end-of-life situation. - **Reception team**: noted in reviews for being consistently helpful when owners call. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.7 stars from 48 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Fast response for urgent situations (one owner describes a quick night-time call-out for an eye emergency). - Strong communication: owners mention being talked through decisions and kept informed while a horse is in the clinic. - Handling anxious horses: patience and calming approach are specifically mentioned. - Support during serious illness and end-of-life care: expectation-setting around cancer/decline, and staying with the owner “till the very end.” - Not all feedback is positive: there is at least one 1-star review in the set we can see, but it contains no written details to explain the issue.