Scott Dunn's Equine Clinic

Scott Dunn's Equine Clinic is an equine veterinary practice that offers emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews repeatedly mention smooth coordination between reception/office staff and clinical teams, including vets, nursing staff, and a surgery team. Owners describe practical, concrete support in difficult situations—such as offering a quiet area, refreshments, and time/privacy during euthanasia (PTS)—and one review notes a pony being admitted for care with the nursing team supportive and allowing visits. Multiple reviews also highlight punctuality (“always turn up on time”).

Services

• •Emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) (listed service).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed service).
• •Inpatient admission/care: one owner describes a pony being “admitted for care,” with nursing staff support and visits allowed.
• •Surgical care: a “surgery team” is mentioned in the context of attempting to help a horse.
• •Euthanasia (PTS) support: owners describe compassionate handling, being kept informed, and being offered a private/quiet area and small practical comforts (tea/coffee supplies, tissues).

People

• •Reception/office team: described as “great,” “friendly,” and helpful in multiple reviews.
• •Vets: repeatedly described as knowledgeable and helpful; one owner specifically mentions being kept informed during a serious situation.
• •Nursing staff: mentioned as supportive during an admitted-care stay, including allowing visits.
• •Surgery team: referenced as doing “all they could” during a critical case, with an emphasis on keeping the horse free from pain.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 25 reviews. - Owners frequently mention knowledgeable vets and efficient, friendly front-desk support.

• •Reliability/punctuality is called out (“always turn up on time”).
• •Several reviews describe supportive handling of high-stress situations, including an admitted-care stay with visit access and detailed, compassionate support during euthanasia (private area offered; refreshments/tissues provided; efforts explained).