Paton and Lee Ltd Equine Veterinary Surgeons

5.0(2 reviews)

Dunmow

Closed · today 08:30–17:30

About

Paton and Lee's Dunmow-area coverage is provided by this RCVS-accredited equine-only veterinary practice based at Hoo Hall in Rivenhall, Essex. The practice employs ten equine-specialist vets and a support team of 17, offering services including lameness work, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, surgery, cardiology, endoscopy, oncology, laser therapy and behavioural consultations.

The practice has been established at its current site for over 30 years, with two vets on emergency duty at all times. Many clinicians hold advanced veterinary qualifications, and the team is drawn predominantly from equestrian backgrounds. It participates in the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

Recent reviews

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Darren Ely
8 years ago
Friendly and helpful. One of the best around.
Ben Portus
12 years ago
Posts from Facebook: Terry Bell The best vet in the world by far. Kind, caring and helpful. They even do their best to educate us. Need i say more! Kirsten Charlotte Gleadell Would highly recommend. Have been very helpful over the Years. Sue Harris I would have no hesitation in recommending Paton and Lee. I have moved out of the area but my horse is still registered at the practice because I would absolutely want my vet (Tony) to see him for anything other than routine care.

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Wheelchair-accessible parking

Contact & Location

Hill Farm, B1057, Duck End, Dunmow CM6 3BS, UK

CM6 3BS

01376 513369

info@patonandlee.co.uk

www.patonandlee.co.uk/

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