Impaction Colic:

Impaction Colic:

We have been busy with impaction colic’s over the last few weeks and with more storms and changeable weather to come, that unfortunately we will be seeing more of them.  This has been down to the awful storms we have been having and the number of “duvet days”...

Clinical Examination and why it is important.

You know your horses well. That is why any vet worth their salt will listen to you first before starting a clinical exam. However we thought it was important that you know your horses clinical parameters so that if you suspect something isn’t quite right you can...
The pitter patter of little hooves…

The pitter patter of little hooves…

We are getting ever closer to foaling season and as a consequence we thought we would do a blog on how to get prepared for this exciting time. Things to have in your foaling kit: Phone number of your vet on speed dial (just in case)Iodine/purple sprayTail...
Insurance the good, bad and the ugly

Insurance the good, bad and the ugly

We often get asked about which insurance companies equine owners should go with. Legally we are not allowed to recommend an individual company and we cannot give you more than guidance as it depends on what you need and what your budget is. Here are a few useful...
When the grass is greener……

When the grass is greener……

This winter the grass has not really died back. This is leading to the real risk that a laminitic explosion will happen during the next few weeks. It is essential to ensure your horses and ponies lose weight to minimise the risk of laminitis. In the winter months it...