Welcome to Priors Farm
Priors Farm Equine Surgery is situated in the village of Forest Row, south of East Grinstead in East Sussex. Established in 1978 by Philip Glyn it was taken over in 2008 by Ben Chilvers and Duncan Harrison, and now comprises a team of four dedicated equine veterinary surgeons. We are an exclusively equine practice carrying out first and second opinion work, as well as taking referrals from other local veterinary surgeons and we take great pride in providing a high quality service to all of our patients whether they are top level competition horses or family pets. Donkeys are more than welcome! Over the years we have built a reputation for being caring and compassionate, and we aim to spend as much time as possible getting to know our patients as individuals in order to tailor our services to their particular needs.
We are a purpose built equine hospital with full range of up-to-date diagnostic and surgical facilities. Stabling and 24-hour nursing care is available to enable us to cater for you and your horse’s needs. Please see 'Our Services' for what we can provide for your horse.
In March 2007 we opened our new branch practice Malthouse Barn Equine Clinic. The branch practice is located in Streat near Hassocks, West Sussex. (To see where the practice is please click here) This exciting development was inspired by the increasing demand for a local equine practice in the South Downs area.
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On Wednesday’s we offer a zoning scheme whereby you can reduce your visit fee to £9.50. Please click on Zoning Scheme or telephone the practice for ways in which you can reduce your visit fee for routine work. We are very proud that Priors Farm Equine Surgery has attained the RCVS's Tier 3 hospital status. This has placed Priors Farm in the premier league of veterinary practices as there are only a very small number of RCVS accredited hospitals in the UK. For more information please see RCVS Practice Standards. |
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