Scott Dunn's Equine Clinic – Vets in Wokingham
Clinic Overview
- Several reviewers praise kind, knowledgeable vets and a friendly, efficient reception team. - Recent feedback includes a very positive pre-purchase vetting experience, with the vet described as professional, thorough, kind, and clear. - Longer-standing comments highlight reliable attendance, supportive inpatient care, and compassionate end-of-life arrangements.
Services
- •Emergency equine veterinary care: emergency or extended-hours cover is available.
- •Pre-purchase vettings: recent reviews mention professional, thorough, and clearly communicated pre-purchase examinations.
- •Veterinary nurse training facility: the clinic is listed as a training facility for veterinary nurses.
- •Inpatient admission and nursing support: owners mention horses and ponies being admitted for care, with supportive nursing staff and visits allowed.
- •Surgical care: reviews refer to a surgery team involved in serious cases, alongside coordination with the wider clinical team.
- •Euthanasia (PTS) support: owners describe clear communication, privacy, and thoughtful practical support during end-of-life care.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Reception and office team: regularly described as friendly, helpful, and easy to deal with when arranging appointments and vettings.
- •Vets: commonly praised as kind, knowledgeable, professional, thorough, and clear in their communication.
- •Nursing staff: mentioned positively for supportive inpatient care.
- •Surgery team: highlighted in one detailed review for their efforts and compassionate handling of a critical case.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.8/5 from 27 reviews.
- •Several reviewers praise kind, knowledgeable vets and a friendly, efficient reception team.
- •Recent feedback includes a very positive pre-purchase vetting experience, with the vet described as professional, thorough, kind, and clear.
- •Longer-standing comments highlight reliable attendance, supportive inpatient care, and compassionate end-of-life arrangements.
- •One recent negative review raised concerns about authorisation, communication, charging, and diagnosis, which sits against an otherwise strongly positive set of public reviews.

