Horses

We often talk about “the back person” or “the physio” for our horses - but how do you choose one? And why? Vet Sarah Hunter investigates……

If it is your dream to own a pony, there is a big financial commitment to consider. Not only are there the initial costs involved with purchasing a pony and all the necessary equipment; but consideration must also be giv…

If your horse develops diarrhoea, it can understandably be a cause for concern. What has caused it, and how do you know whether the illness is serious? What do you do if your horse develops diarrhoea? We’ll explore these…

A horse that has a tendency to trip or stumble can potentially cause safety concerns for their rider. And tripping in the middle of a dressage test or showjumping round could be disastrous for their competitive chances!…

Horses are prone to serious injuries. Not only because they run at high speed, jump over obstacles and make sharp twists and turns, but also because of their anatomy. Their legs have evolved to become long and thin, stan…

We often hear of people getting a physio in to look at a horse, or a pony being referred for physio. But what is it? Why is it needed? What’s the law surrounding it? Read on for the answers!…