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News regarding strangles

Posted in Equine, Horses on November 13, 2018 by Abii Dowdy There are a couple of confirmed cases of strangles in the area. Appropriate action has been taken and all outbreaks are fully contained. Strangles is endemic within the population of our horses so sporadic cases are not uncommon. The important … Continue reading →

Vulva wound – *GRAPHIC IMAGES*

Posted in Equine, Horses on October 19, 2018 by Abii Dowdy We were called to examine a mare who was found in the field with some blood on her leg. On closer inspection following sedation Ashley Schofield, the treating vet based at our Onley Equine practice, realised that the blood was … Continue reading →

HEAD WOUND

Posted in Equine, Horses on October 13, 2018 by Abii Dowdy Grace's owner discovered that her mare had sustained a nasty wound to her head whilst relaxing in the solarium. As usual with horses the definitive cause of the wound couldn't be established as they can injure themselves on anything! Grace's … Continue reading →

Joint Aid Elite case study

Posted in Equine, Horses on October 11, 2018 by Abii Dowdy Lenny, a 21 year old Irish Sport Horse, had been receiving a standard glucosamine supplement in his feed for over a year with no noticeable improvement. Many “off the shelf” supplements don’t contain the correct daily doses of glucosamine; as … Continue reading →

The danger of small wounds

Posted in Equine, Horses on October 5, 2018 by Abii Dowdy As a horse owner it is incredibly important to realise how serious small wounds can be, especially if located over a joint. A recent case treated at our clinic highlights this perfectly. A high-level competition horse had jumped well and … Continue reading →

HEARD ABOUT MESOTHERAPY?

Posted in Equine, Horses on September 20, 2018 by Abii Dowdy Mesotherapy is a nonsurgical method of treating chronic musculoskeletal pain in horses. It involves multiple injections into the middle layer of the skin — the mesoderm. Depending on the individual clinical examination of the patient and it’s history, single anti-inflammatory … Continue reading →

Hock wound

Posted in Equine, Horses on August 16, 2018 by Abii Dowdy Late last year, the above mare was found in her paddock tangled in wire fencing. The mare’s owner managed to free her from the fencing and our vet Gemma was called to attend.   The mare had sustained multiple wounds, … Continue reading →

Getting to our Towcester Equine Vets clinic!

Posted in Equine, Horses, Uncategorized on July 24, 2018 by Abii Dowdy Routes avoiding A5 / TOWCESTER HIGH STREET during planned roadworks. Roadworks are taking place through the highlighted area from July through to November 2018. Many routes immediately surrounding this area are likely to be heavily congested. We’ve suggested some alternative … Continue reading →

POOR PERFORMANCE WORKUP

Posted in Equine, Horses, Uncategorized on June 29, 2018 by Abii Dowdy This is a case of a 10 year old thoroughbred gelding which presented to Towcester Equine Vets for poor performance issues (lack of impulsion, unwillingness to work in an outline, poor jumping technique).   The lameness/poor performance examination consists of … Continue reading →

Paulerspury Vets Opening Tuesday 1st May!

Posted in Equine, Farm Animal, Small Animal, Surgical on April 24, 2018 by Kat Mozdzynski

Exciting news as our Paulerspury Small Animal Clinic, located at the same site as Towcester Equine Vets (Plum Park Farm), is OFFICIALLY opening on Tuesday 1st May 2018! We will be open for bookings from 9am – 10:30am Monday to … Continue reading →

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