Horses at increased risk of pinworm warns vet
A vet has warned that all horses are at increased risk of pinworm infection
A vet has warned that all horses are at increased risk of pinworm infection
How does an equine vet become a specialist — and why might your horse need to see one? Andrea Oakes finds out what you should know if advanced care is called for
There is worrying evidence that certain bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics. Mark Bowen MRCVS discusses the repercussions
Two new healthcare and castration clinics will be held this autumn by the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Trust
Eventer Trig Point was left fighting for his life when aggressive strains of bacteria infected his sinus cavities. Here Andrea Oakes documents his recovery and explains the science behind sinuses
Is buying a horse who has had a wind operation still a risky bet — or have better, more targeted surgical techniques refined the management of upper respiratory tract disorders? Andrea Oakes investigates
Nominations are open for an award that recognises veterinary staff and practices that have gone "above and beyond" the call of duty
Advancing years bring a greater risk of severe or life-threatening colic, but is it fair to put an older horse through the trauma of surgery? Tim Mair MRCVS outlines the factors that might affect your decision
Peter Green MRCVS explains how new research has found that navicular is commonly misdiagnosed in horses
Lightning strike is fast and often fatal, so it pays to heed weather warnings to keep your horse safe. Karen Coumbe MRCVS explains
Gone are the days of calling out the vet only if something is wrong with a horse. Roger Lee MRCVS discusses whether modern preventative health checks are worth the time and money
What makes the body’s immune system turn on itself, causing devastation to the internal structures of the eye? Dr Andy Matthews FRCVS explains
The structure of the withers makes this bony ridge vulnerable to bruising or fracture, especially if a horse rears and falls over backwards. Graham Hunter MRCVS explains
Mood swings or performance issues could indicate that a mare is suffering from enlarged ovaries. H&H investigates why ovarian conditions can interfere with both breeding and competition prospects
A cob had a lucky escape after a fence post became wedged about 3ft into his chest
Unravelling the cause of summer skin complaints can mean scratching beneath the surface. Karen Coumbe MRCVS explains
Treatment of soft tissue injury in the hoof is most successful when vet, farrier and technology come together, as vet Dr Peter Milner and farrier Ian Hughes explain
The "Vets with Horsepower" charity motorbike riders are staying on home turf for their fifth tour
94% of the public trusts the veterinary profession generally or completely