What you should know about sarcoids Sarcoids, the most common skin tumour in horses, are non-malignant but should not be…
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Vet Vibes: Rain, humidity and skin health
Rain, humidity and skin health Rain, heat and humidity – the perfect storm when it comes to horses and skin…
Poor performance: what’s going on?
What could be happening when your horse isn’t giving 100 per cent? DR CAROLINE SPELTA and DR HANNAH HOMES…
Vet Vibes: Looking beyond the bit
Looking beyond the bit Equine dentistry is not simply a matter of float and go. DR CAITLYN MITTELSTADT explains the…
Strangles: a biochemical war
Strangles: a biochemical war Caused by infection with S. equi bacteria, strangles is highly contagious and understanding how it functions…
Coaching done different
Coaching done different Coaching has been turned on its head. With Ridely PRO you can now learn from the world’s…
Vet Vibes: Breathe easy
Breathe easy Respiratory disease can affect any horse. Dr CLARE WILLIAMS-PATERSON of Apiam Equine Services explains various approaches to treatment,…
Vital Vaccinations
Vaccinations are a vital part of you horse’s health care – and there’re many good reasons to keep them up…
Read MoreFirst Aid Essentials. Be Prepared!
First Aid Essentials Be prepared! It’s a great motto to live by. Dr Clare Williams-Paterson of Apiam Equine Services gives…
Cellulitis: It’s causes and treatment
If you suspect your horse has cellulitis, the time to act is now. DR DOUG ENGLISH explains what to look…
Tummy Troubles: Colic, Worming and Enteroliths
Colic is a common and potentially serious condition which can affect horses of all ages and breeds. RACHEL ROAN spoke…
Vet Vibes: What you should know about vet checks
There are vet checks, and then there are vet checks. DR DOUG ENGLISH explains the difference. A pre-purchase examination is…
Cresty Necks
A well-muscled top line is wonderful, an overabundance of fat along the top of the neck is not. DR JENNIFER…
Vet Vibes: Patience is key for tendon repair
A tendon injury diagnosis can feel devastating, but is it the end of your horse’s competition career? RACHEL ROAN spoke…
Principles of Poutlicing with Dr Jennifer Stewart
Poultices are uniformly moist and soft; can be icy cold through to quite warm, and are usually based on clay,…