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Services

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This list is far from comprehensive, if you have a case to discuss please call 07825 432531

  • In-house out of hours emergency

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  • Clinical examination, diagnostics and treatment for general illness and injury

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  • Diagnostic laboratory services

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  • Wound management

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  • Vaccinations and preventative health care

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  • Dentistry with specialist power tools – with or without sedation as required to keep the procedure safe and as comfortable as possible for the horse. Dental evaluation should be carried out annually at minimum.

  • 2 and 5 stage pre-purchase exams (vettings)

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  • Wolf teeth removal

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  • Foaling and care of the newborn

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  • Standing castration

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  • Lameness/orthopaedic work ups

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  • Minor surgery – including mass removal, foreign body extraction, advanced wound repair etc

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  • Faecal worm egg counts and a comprehensive tailored worming programme

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  • Affordable sedation for clipping, farriery and equine dental technicians.​​

  • Microchipping​

 

  • Medical management of the chronic asthmatic horse and the ongoing and acute laminitic

 

  • Sarcoid and melanoma management

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  • Hormonal disorder management: Cushings and Equine Metabolic Disease

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  • Colic medical treatment

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  • Weight loss cases - diagnosis, treatment and ongoing management

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  • Dermatology assessment and treatment– including mud fever, ring worm and allergic reactions

Visit Charges: 

  • We offer a reduced visit charge for vaccination only calls.

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  • A local visit charge when within 20 minute drive of the practice and the appointment can be flexible and a full visit charge for those further away. ​

Facilities Available:

  • By pre-arranged appointment you can bring your horse to the practice for routine procedures including vaccinations and dentals. 

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  • We have basic inpatient facilities for close monitoring of certain cases with a vet living onsite (the stables are monitored under camera 24/7 too). We can have inpatients for starving prior to gastroscopy and for certain treatments and rehab.​

  • We use the veterinary facilities at Moulton College for lameness work ups, procedures requiring short anaesthetic and a variety of other cases. These facilities include large indoor and outdoor arenas, a flat hard area for lunging and straight line trot ups, a rubber floored examination room with stocks and a rubber lined (floor and wall) ‘knock down’ box. 

Vaccination Guidelines

Please refer to the relevant authority’s guidelines as the required protocols can vary.

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Primary Course:

  • 1st Vaccine: day 0 (flu and tetanus)

  • 2nd Vaccine: Between day 21-60 after the first vaccine (flu and tetanus)

  • 3rd Vaccine: Between day 120-180 after the 2nd vaccine (flu)

  • Thereafter annual or 6 monthly boosters (tetanus is only required every other year)

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Please text or call to clarify dates for your individual horse. You can always send a photograph of the vaccine page of your horse’s passport via WhatsApp for review during routine working hours.

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