Lisadell Equine Hospital

Lisadell Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine hospital with both hospital-based and ambulatory work, offering in-patient, outpatient and referral care (ownership/group isn’t stated). The website highlights modern diagnostic and surgical facilities, plus a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients. In recent reviews, owners and referring professionals describe specific high-acuity care such as a mare being foaled under general anaesthetic, and mention having multiple vets involved in difficult cases with clear explanations throughout, including empathetic support when outcomes were poor.

Services

Based on the clinic website and the latest available reviews, the clinic is described as providing

• •In-patient hospitalisation and outpatient care
• •Ambulatory (on-the-road) veterinary services
• •Surgical services (reviews mention use of general anaesthetic)
• •Reproduction and AI services (website)
• •Foaling support (review describes assisting a mare “in great difficulty”)
• •Over-ground endoscopy (website)
• •Equine dental services (website)
• •Pre-purchase examinations / vettings (website)

Emergency care

• •24-hour emergency service for registered clients (as stated on the website)

People

Names mentioned in the latest available reviews

• •Emma, Kevin, Emmet and Abbie — thanked for “professional service” during a case involving general anaesthetic and foaling a mare in difficulty; the reviewer also notes the team were patient while they were en route.
• •Miguel, Claire and Liam — credited with explaining a difficult situation clearly to an owner who describes themselves as “non horsie”.
• •Irene — mentioned for showing empathy when “nothing more could be done.”

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 73 reviews. “”

• •High-stakes care is specifically referenced, including general anaesthetic and foaling a mare in difficulty.
• •Owners describe clear, step-by-step explanations, including to people without much horse knowledge.
• •Several reviews mention the feeling of a large team being involved (“so many… vets”) during complex situations.
• •Empathy and support are repeatedly noted in emotionally difficult outcomes, alongside comments about horses being well looked after during overnight stays.