Valley Equine Hospital

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Valley Equine Hospital Valley Equine Hospital, situated in the heart of Lambourn, provides a 24/7 ambulatory and referral hospital service for all aspects of equine veterinary work.

Based in Lambourn, the 'Valley of the Racehorse', Valley Equine Hospital is a purpose built RCVS accredited establishment offering comprehensive facilities for first opinion and referral equine cases, including racing, stud, competition and leisure horses. Alongside the hospital runs an ambulatory service covering Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire. Some of the treatments Valley Equine Hospital offer include:

- Full surgical service
- Radiography
- Ultrasonography
- Scintigraphy (Bone Scanning)
- Gastroscopy
- Video & over ground endoscopy
- Lameness work up
- Intensive care
- Stud work (inc. AI)
- Pre-purchase examination
- Vaccinations

The VEH onsite Horserace Betting Levy Board approved laboratory also offers extensive testing within; bacteriology, haematology, biochemistry, parasitology and cytology. Valley Equine Hospital is a trading name of CVS (UK) Limited registered in England and Wales. Registration number: 03777473 Registered Office: CVS House, Owen Road, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4ER.

Please can you help? As part of our sustainability plan, we are proud to be running a Medicines Amnesty. If you have any...
05/10/2026

Please can you help? As part of our sustainability plan, we are proud to be running a Medicines Amnesty. If you have any out of date or unused animal medicines, please bring them in to our hospital, or hand them to our vets when we are on your yard. We will ensure they are disposed of responsibly and therefore don’t end up in household waste or landfill, where they can potentially harm the environment and wildlife. Every pack, bottle, or blister pack disposed of correctly can make a difference ! 🙏🏼💊

🐴 Atypical Myopathy Awareness 🐴A serious, potentially fatal muscle disease in horses, often linked to eating sycamore se...
16/09/2026

🐴 Atypical Myopathy Awareness 🐴

A serious, potentially fatal muscle disease in horses, often linked to eating sycamore seeds, seedlings or leaves. Risk is especially high in autumn.

⚠️ Signs include weakness or stiffness, reluctance to move, trembling, sweating, breathing difficulty, dark or reddish-brown urine, lethargy or sudden collapse.

Contact your vet immediately if you notice any signs—urgent treatment is essential.

🌳 Check paddocks regularly for sycamore trees and fallen seeds, and ask your vet about pasture management.

Please share to help protect horses. 💚🐎

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Exclusive offers for all Pony Club members 🐴🐴
25/08/2026

Exclusive offers for all Pony Club members 🐴🐴

⭐️Our visiting surgeon Dr Jessica Kidd is currently touring as part of VETs with HORSEPOWER. The charity was founded by ...
25/06/2026

⭐️Our visiting surgeon Dr Jessica Kidd is currently touring as part of VETs with HORSEPOWER.
The charity was founded by Professor Derek Knottenbelt, a close friend of Dr Jessica Kidd. The charity’s passion is to raise money for people and animals in need, this is their 14th tour and they have raised and donated £1.2 million so far! They fundraise by travelling through different countries on motorbike, delivering lectures to veterinary professionals and owners.
⭐️If you would like to support them you can copy the link below to follow their journey as well as gaining access to lots of online CPD and webinars! 🐴https://www.vetswithhorsepower.com🐴

Here are some ways you can help your horse cope in the extreme heat we are experiencing!🔥Access to shade🔥Ample supply of...
24/06/2026

Here are some ways you can help your horse cope in the extreme heat we are experiencing!
🔥Access to shade
🔥Ample supply of water
🔥Add molasses/ juice/ recovery mash/ electrolytes to their water buckets to encourage drinking
🔥Soaked forage
🔥Avoid travelling or exercising at peak temperatures
🔥Hose or sponge horses down as much as possible
🔥Use a fan outside their stable/ in the barn

Many of you have been asking about Strangles recently. One of our ambulatory vets Camille has written some information a...
27/05/2026

Many of you have been asking about Strangles recently. One of our ambulatory vets Camille has written some information about what you can do to protect your horse! Slide across for all of the info!🐴🐴

🐴💛It’s Strangles awareness week! 💛🐴With 500 cases of Strangles confirmed in the UK last year, it is very important to u...
07/05/2026

🐴💛It’s Strangles awareness week! 💛🐴
With 500 cases of Strangles confirmed in the UK last year, it is very important to us that we raise awareness as much as we possibly can! If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask any of our vets at the practice or call us ! Follow the strangles awareness account below for all you need to know!

🐴We are delighted to announce that The Pony Club UK has officially confirmed CVS Equine Vets as its new Veterinary Partn...
27/04/2026

🐴We are delighted to announce that The Pony Club UK has officially confirmed CVS Equine Vets as its new Veterinary Partner.
🐴At Valley Equine we’re incredibly proud to be a part of CVS Equine and are particularly excited about the opportunities this partnership creates for us to help support education, training and the best practice across the Pony Club community.
🐴The Pony Club is the world’s largest equestrian youth organisation, with a long- standing commitment to education, training, and horse welfare. Through this collaboration, CVS Equine vets will support The Pony Club Training Team, providing trusted, evidence- based veterinary content and expertise. This will help ensure that Members, Volunteers, Branches and Centres have access to up-to-date, practical veterinary knowledge.
🐴Many of us have experienced first- hand the positive impact The Pony Club has on young riders, and we’re incredibly proud to be a part of a partnership that supports its vital work. We look forward to working together to make a meaningful difference for horses, riders, and the wide equestrian community.

This week is Veterinary Receptionist week, so we wanted to take this oppertunity to say a huge thank you to our fabulous...
24/04/2026

This week is Veterinary Receptionist week, so we wanted to take this oppertunity to say a huge thank you to our fabulous office team. They play a crucial role in the hospital and we definitely couldn’t live without them ! ⭐️Julia⭐️Alex⭐️Clare⭐️Jen⭐️

Another Bank Holiday… another Point to Point ☀️🐎 Our vets Helen, Alex and Patrick had a busy day at Lockinge Point to Po...
15/04/2026

Another Bank Holiday… another Point to Point ☀️🐎 Our vets Helen, Alex and Patrick had a busy day at Lockinge Point to Point last weekend 💛

Address

Upper Lambourn Road, Lambourn
Hungerford
RG178QG

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

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+44148871999

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