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What exactly happens when a horse experiences “choke”? Kieran O’Brien MRCVS e
It’s not all fun and games when the days lengthen. Kieran O’Brien MRCVS outlines how to help your horse through summer’s challenges
Problems with a horse’s neck are all too easy to miss, but they can lead to poor performance or behavioural issues, according to vet Isabelle Goodey
Peritonitis can be hard to pin down, with varying causes and signs, but can also be serious. Karen Coumbe MRCVS explains its diagnosis and treatment
Although castration is the most common surgical procedure in equine vet practice worldwide, complication rates remain high. Elise Rodden MRCVS explains how the veterinary profession hopes to address this issue
One of my favourite jobs is health checks on litters of puppies before they go to their new homes. Both breeders and buyers find it useful for any problems to have been identified in advance of the pu
Mark Bycroft on why 20% of his work is about putting horses down and 80% is dealing with their owners’ grief