Farm Vets in Stokenchurch

## Summary CM Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice; the latest reviews describe help with urgent horse/pony problems (including colic) and routine call-outs, alongside an “office team” supporting bookings and communication. Reviews repeatedly name a vet called **Clare/Claire**, with one client also mentioning **Bart**. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Support “from start to finish” when a **pony had colic** while the owner was away from their usual vet. - **At-yard call-out** for a horse in visible discomfort, where the owner says the vet helped them feel at ease. - Advice described as **“above and beyond”**, and decision-making that’s “mindful of people’s situations” while “doing right by the horse”. Note: multiple reviews refer to the practice as **“D M Vets”**, which doesn’t match the clinic name provided here. ## Services Based on the written reviews available: - **Equine veterinary care** (horses/ponies), including **call-outs**. - **Colic support** (a pony with colic is specifically mentioned). - **Clinical advice** (several reviews focus on the quality of advice given, rather than a specific procedure). ## People - **Clare/Claire (vet, as described by reviewers):** repeatedly mentioned by name. Owners highlight her advice (including “above and beyond”), and several comments focus on her handling of anxious situations (e.g., attending a horse in discomfort and helping the owner feel reassured). - **Bart (role not stated):** mentioned once alongside Clare/Claire in relation to a visit for a horse in discomfort. - **Office team (incl. “Clare” mentioned by name in one review, but role unclear):** one reviewer specifically calls out a “super office team”. ## Reviews **5.0 stars from 9 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - Help with **urgent equine situations**, with **colic** specifically mentioned. - Owners repeatedly mention **clear, valuable advice**, including one describing it as “above and beyond”. - Several reviews emphasise decisions being made **with the horse’s best interests in mind**, while also being “mindful” of the owner’s circumstances. - Positive mentions of the **support team** (office staff) as well as the vets.