Evolve Animal Health

Evolve Animal Health (trading as Evolution Vets Ltd) is described in reviews as offering both equine veterinary support and professional training courses. Recent written feedback is dominated by a “PD scanning course” with multiple reviewers describing a structured mix of theory and hands-on practical modules, while older reviews describe rapid call-outs for worried horse owners and ongoing support through a difficult month with ponies.

Concrete details mentioned

• •“PD scanning course” delivered in modules, described as combining theory + practical teaching (with support throughout).
• •Rapid response for an urgent concern about a frightened horse (“less than 20 minutes later a vet was here”).
• •Support for owners managing multiple equine cases over an extended period (“tough month with my ponies”), with named team members helping throughout.
• •Some reviews appear unrelated to animal health services (mentions of “food” and a “downstairs” area being closed).

Services

From the written reviews available to us, the following are specifically mentioned

• •Equine veterinary care (horses/ponies): owners describe vet attendance for a worried horse and support over a month of pony-related issues.
• •PD scanning training course: described as an in-depth course delivered in modules, with a blend of theory and practical sessions.

People

• •Sally (role not explicitly stated; referenced as leading the course): repeatedly credited for the PD scanning course delivery—reviewers mention she was “extremely knowledgeable” and “patient,” with ongoing support during learning.
• •Steph and Ashley: thanked for being “friendly and helpful” while supporting an owner through a difficult month with ponies.
• •Peter: mentioned as “a kind voice at the end of the phone,” suggesting a supportive role handling calls (role/title not stated).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 14 reviews.

• •Training courses are a major focus in the written feedback: multiple reviewers describe an in-depth PD scanning course, including module-based learning and a theory/practical balance.
• •Equine responsiveness and handling of nervous horses: one owner reports a vet arriving in under 20 minutes for a frightened horse, with the horse settled and eating soon after.
• •Ongoing support during extended equine problems: an owner describes a “tough month” with ponies made easier by specific team members.
• •Some written reviews may not relate to veterinary care: one review discusses food and part of the venue being closed, which doesn’t match animal health services.