Together We Care.
Based in Endon, Staffordshire. We are the little rock upon which you lean, to get you back in the saddle.
Little Rock Equine Vets was set up by Shelley Cook in 2020. Shelley means “little rock” amongst other things in old English and Hebrew.
Shelley is the “Little Rock” upon whom everyone can depend on in their time of need and this ethos is at the heart of everything we do:
- Targeted and personalised veterinary care for you and your horse.
- Care, extensive knowledge, understanding and a personal service.
- Each visit is a personalised journey for you and your equine partner.
- We build long-term relationships built on mutual trust.
The hallmark of great veterinary care is understanding what really matters and never losing sight of why we are here. At Little Rock Equine Vets, we pride ourselves on doing “the next right thing”. Shelley has spent years working alongside clients developing her skills to be able to give the best treatment options. This is the principle the company stands by on a case by case basis; Great medicine, personalised, all-encompassing care and understanding.
Routine Healthcare
We carry out routine health checks at all our vaccinations as standard.
Vaccinations
We insist that all horses under our care are vaccinated for both Tetanus and Equine Influenza.
Routine Dentistry
Horses have teeth that continually erupt throughout their lifetime.
Area Covered
We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Medical Investigations
Through the use of our outstanding clinical and diagnostic skills paired with the use of our portable diagnostic equipment, we are able to investigate, diagnose and treat medical conditions.
Microchipping and Passports
You may be aware, as from the 1st October 2020, it is now compulsory to have your horses microchipped and registered. This can be done alongside passporting and can be included as part of a routine visit.
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Latest from the Blog
Foals & Breeding: The Good, The Bad and The Brilliant
It’s that time of year again, and we are delighted to be seeing the first foals arriving across the Little Rock Equine practice—with many more still to come. There’s nothing quite like a new foal on the ground: long legs, curious eyes, and that unmistakable sense of...
Laminitis in Horses: Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention
Laminitis in horses is back with a vengeance this year, and at Little Rock Equine Vets we are seeing an increasing number of cases across Staffordshire and the surrounding areas. We’re seeing more cases, often earlier in the season, and in a wider range of horses and...
When Your Horse Didn’t Get the Memo… Poor Performance & Lameness Work-Ups Explained
Spring has arrived, and for many horse owners, that means one thing—getting back out competing, training, and enjoying our horses again. Saddles have been checked, physios booked, and fitness plans are underway. But what happens when your horse isn’t performing as...
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We cover Staffordshire moorlands, North Staffordshire and North Staffs county. If you have any equine veterinary needs we would love to hear from you.






