Equine vets
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The latest veterinary developments: light shed on viruses and foal deaths *H&H Plus*
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The effects of heavy falls on horses *H&H Plus*
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Miracle equine recoveries: ‘There’s a photo of me jumping the final fence at Badminton in tears’ *H&H Plus*
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Win for horses in new vet guidance on practitioners *H&H Plus*
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Vets’ mental health a major concern *H&H Plus*
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Baileys Horse Feeds Vet of the Year 2020
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Equine vet to run 100K in a month in aid of grass sickness
‘The difficult thing is a lot of clients become friends over the years, so having to tell someone I consider a friend that’s what their horse has and there’s nothing we can do, never gets easier and it never will’
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5 reasons why your horse could be lacking in energy
It is no surprise that lethargy or fatigue may lead to poor performance or adverse behaviour in a horse, but the cause of the problem could be less obvious. Karin Kruger MRCVS looks at some of the possible reasons for a drop in energy in the performance equine
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5 ways to manage winter coughing
Roger Lee MRCVS discusses winter coughing in horses and what owners can do to help prevent them...
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It shouldn’t happen to a vet (but it does…)
When you’re an equine vet, tasked with saving horses’ lives, things shouldn't go wrong but inevitably they do, as six equine vets reveal...
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Sarcoids in horses *H&H Plus*
Sarcoids are the most common skin tumour in horses and ponies and are locally destructive, so find out the best way to treat them based on the latest expert advice
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Equine vets to star in new BBC documentary series on TV
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What’s new in the veterinary world? *H&H VIP*
Peter Green MRCVS discusses the effects of allergens
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Is this the future of endoscopy? *H&H VIP*
Can a tiny camera reveal the secrets of the small intestine? Peter Green MRCVS tells us more
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Horse unable to swallow due to swede stuck in roof of mouth
The vet has issued a reminder to owners about how to feed root vegetables
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Owners warned to look out for equine flu signs following outbreaks
Outbreaks have been confirmed in the UK and Europe
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‘Infected joints — how should they be treated and does it mean the end?’
Rick Farr of Farr & Pursey Equine Vets shares his expert advice on infected joints in horses, how they can be treated and what the prognosis is
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Vets tour Arctic Circle on motorbikes to raise £80,000 for charity
The ‘Vets with Horsepower’ group drove 4,300 miles around the Arctic Circle on their motorbikes
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H&H question of the week: laminitis scare – what should I do?
Rick Farr B.Sc (Hons), B.V.Sc, MRCVS of Farr & Pursey Equine Veterinary Services shares his expert advice on laminitis
