digitalangel
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need a TRUSTWORTHY vet to do as horse with a fine tooth comb from dealer who hasnt got the best reputation. PM if you like!!!
vet recommendations - Kent sevenoaks area
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digitalangel
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*bump*
anyone?
anyone?
onemoretime
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Bell Equine Karen Coumbe is excellent or David Sinclair. They are an excellent practice.
contestdancer
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Second that. Bell Equine, Karen, David or Julian.
0ldmare
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Def Bell Equine who are based in Mereworth, not too far from Sevenoaks
sbloom
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I used James Sutton at Culverden in TWells to vet all three of my horses and would recommend him in a heartbeat if he's not too far away - pragmatic but no pushover and will tell you what you NEED to no, not some abstract idea of a horse passing or failing a vetting.
VioletStripe
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I know many people who swear by Bell Equine, and my boy's registered with them but touch wood no visits from them so far! xx
KVH
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Lingfield!
monkeymad
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I use Bell Equine. I have also used Tony Warr to vet a potential horse (he has competed at Badminton) and is extremely thorough!
Maiko
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Ask Julian Samuelson at Bells to do it for you. He is fantastic, and will give you a VERY honest vetting.
Kadastorm
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Bell Equine...only ones i know in the area but they have a good rep.
Sags_Deer
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Another vote for Bell.
digitalangel
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where is tony warr based?
overwhelming vote for bell equine - i hope they have a good rep as i am wary of big vet practices not being totally thorough - they have more than enough clients to keep them going and dont need my money! Im terrified of buying another horse with a soundness issue, ( ive had really bad luck ) and i fell in love with a horse before i googled the dealer, but am trying to keep an open mind and i really, really like the horse! he felt sound enough, just weak behind, esp when trotted on the road...
am trying really, really hard not to get my hopes up, but i need a good vet who even if he doesnt need my money will do a really thorough job!! hes not worth a huge amount, but i would want them to know their confo/etc so potentially flag future problems as i hope this one is a keeper!
overwhelming vote for bell equine - i hope they have a good rep as i am wary of big vet practices not being totally thorough - they have more than enough clients to keep them going and dont need my money! Im terrified of buying another horse with a soundness issue, ( ive had really bad luck ) and i fell in love with a horse before i googled the dealer, but am trying to keep an open mind and i really, really like the horse! he felt sound enough, just weak behind, esp when trotted on the road...
am trying really, really hard not to get my hopes up, but i need a good vet who even if he doesnt need my money will do a really thorough job!! hes not worth a huge amount, but i would want them to know their confo/etc so potentially flag future problems as i hope this one is a keeper!
monkeymad
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Tony Warr is based Pembury way (he has recently set up on his own), I think he has a web site (google his name). He works on his own now, but as he events himself he is a good choice to look over a sports horse as he knows what demands will be made on him/her.