Fyrnwy Equine Group Ltd – Vets in Shrewsbury
Clinic Overview
- Reviews are largely very positive, with owners describing the team as caring, trustworthy, professional and pleasant to deal with. - Recent feedback includes prompt help for urgent issues, such as attending a horse with a swollen leg, alongside general praise for how well horses are treated. - Several reviewers value the practice’s straight-talking approach, including one comment praising the vets for not pushing unnecessary injectables.
Services
- •Equine veterinary care for horses across routine health needs and more complex cases.
- •Ambulatory visits and urgent call-outs, including out-of-hours cover; reviews mention vets attending acute problems such as a horse with a swollen leg.
- •Equine medicine, surgery and diagnostics as part of the practice’s core service offering.
- •Serious illness, recovery support and end-of-life care, with reviews describing intensive care that helped save a critically ill pony, clear guidance for newer horse owners during recovery, and calm, compassionate euthanasia visits with each step explained clearly.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Rachel: praised for compassionate, professional end-of-life care, careful assessment, and clear explanations to a family during a euthanasia visit.
- •Jim Tipp: thanked by a long-term client for caring for their horses over more than 30 years.
- •Camilla: named by a client as the vet who assessed their horse and talked beginner owners through what was needed for recovery.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.9/5 from 51 reviews.
- •Reviews are largely very positive, with owners describing the team as caring, trustworthy, professional and pleasant to deal with.
- •Recent feedback includes prompt help for urgent issues, such as attending a horse with a swollen leg, alongside general praise for how well horses are treated.
- •Several reviewers value the practice’s straight-talking approach, including one comment praising the vets for not pushing unnecessary injectables.
- •Compassionate support in difficult situations is a recurring theme, with praise for clear explanations during euthanasia and dedicated care during a pony’s life-threatening illness; one more mixed review mentioned some areas felt lacking but said feedback would be given directly.

