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Managing your horse with Cushing’s Disease
13th July 2018Your horse has been diagnosed with PPID – what causes it and what are the signs? • PPID or equine Cushing’s disease is a hormonal disease caused by changes in the pituitary gland (which is found at the base of the brain). PPID refers to this abnormality. • It becomes…
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Head Shaking
10th January 2018What is headshaking? The term headshaking simply refers to any shaking of the head – up and down or side to side or round and round (rotational). Some horses show signs of headshaking all the time and some are seasonal or situation dependent. Signs that can accompany the headshaking…
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MUD FEVER SEASON
24th November 2017With the wetter weather comes an increased incidence of mud fever. Equine pastern dermatitis as it is called by vets is very common in horses kept in wet and muddy conditions. The dermatitis is secondary to damage of the skin barrier allowing bacteria to enter. Damage to the skin can…
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THE 2018 VETERINARY AWARDS ARE NOW OPEN!
27th October 2017These awards celebrate the hard work and dedication of veterinary staff, recognising those who inspire their clients and colleagues with their commitment and passion. Now in its 19th year, the Veterinary Awards are often referred to as the ‘Oscars’ of the veterinary profession. If you think your veterinary practice or…
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