Fyrnwy Equine Group Ltd

Services

• •Emergency and urgent equine care: The practice lists 24-hour emergency veterinary care, and reviews describe prompt call-outs for problems including a horse with a swollen leg.
• •Ambulatory visits: Owners mention vets attending horses on site and handling both horse and owner in a calm, reassuring way.
• •Equine diagnostics, medicine, and surgery: Diagnostic, medical, and surgical care remains part of the practice’s core equine offering.
• •Serious and complex cases: Reviews include a case where a critically unwell pony was treated successfully, with the team praised for dedication, kindness, and support to the family.
• •End-of-life care: Reviews specifically highlight euthanasia visits where the vet examined the horse, explained the process clearly, and supported the family with empathy.
• •Owner guidance and communication: Feedback repeatedly mentions straight-talking advice, clear explanations for less experienced owners, and a sense that treatment decisions are discussed without pressure.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Rachel / Rachael: warmly praised for a compassionate end-of-life visit, including reviewing the horse’s records, examining him, and explaining each step clearly to the family.
• •Jim Tipp: thanked by a long-term client who said he had cared for their horses over many years.
• •Camilla: named in a review as the vet who assessed a horse, with the owner highlighting clear explanations and supportive care.

Reviews

Fyrnwy Equine Group has a 4.9-star Google rating from 51 reviews.

• •Feedback is mostly very positive, with owners describing the team as caring, trustworthy, professional, and pleasant to deal with.
• •Urgent call-outs stand out as a strength, including a review describing a visit for a horse with a swollen leg and praising the vet’s handling of both horse and owner.
• •Communication is a recurring positive theme: reviewers mention straight-talking advice, clear explanations, and not feeling pushed toward unnecessary treatments.
• •Compassionate support in difficult situations is a notable theme, especially in end-of-life care and serious cases, although one more recent mixed review mentions some areas fell short and would be raised directly with the practice.