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Posted in Equine, Farm Animal, Horses, Small Animal, Surgical on July 24, 2020 by Abii Dowdy
Firstly, we want to thank all of our clients for continuing to support all departments of Towcester Veterinary Centre during such a strange time. During lockdown, we followed government guidelines, with the advice of our governing body, to ensure the …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on April 2, 2020 by Abii Dowdy
Equine asthma is now the collective term used to describe respiratory disorders otherwise known as COPD, IAD, RAO or heaves. The terminology is related to its clinical, histological and functional features as well as its similarities to human asthma. It …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on October 24, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
Even the most bombproof of ponies can be scared by fireworks and with Bonfire night fast approaching it is important we are prepared to keep our horses as calm as possible. Take a look at our top tips below and …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on August 14, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
Have you ever arrived at the yard to find your horse has had a nose bleed? If so, don't panic! Our vet Philip has pulled together lots of information to help you understand why this could have happened and what …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on July 17, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
Has your horse’s behaviour changed? Are they sensitive around their girth area? Do they get stressed easily? If so, take a look at the tips below on how to spot if your horse could be suffering from Equine Gastric Ulcer …
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Posted in Equine, Farm Animal, Horses, Small Animal, Surgical on March 20, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
We are happy to announce that we now have our very own Bereavement Support Advisor. Tessa, one of our Receptionists, has completed a Pet Loss & Bereavement Support Advisor Course through Innovet-CPD Training, as well as completing an 8 week …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on March 5, 2019 by Andy
Like in humans, signs of liver disease are not usually seen until there is a significant decrease in liver function (70-80%). Sometimes we only see general unspecific signs of sickness and it is not until we do further testing that …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on February 14, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
Following the recent Equine Influenza outbreaks in the UK, we have put together a biosecurity fact sheet so our clients can help to reduce the risk of introducing and spreading various diseases. Please click the link below and feel free …
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Posted in Equine, Horses, Uncategorized on February 7, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
As many of you will be aware there have been a number of recent outbreaks of Equine Influenza in parts of Europe and the UK. There has now been a reported case of Influenza in Leicestershire as of 3:30pm this …
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Posted in Equine, Horses on January 24, 2019 by Abii Dowdy
** Rather than pictures please roll to the bottom of this page to watch Steven's orthopaedic case unfold at our Towcester clinic. ** This horse presented for a lameness examination following an accident during transportation. On examination the horse was …
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