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19/07/2017
New research confirms that diet can help manage gastric ulcer syndrome
Copyright Nanna Luthersson Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) can affect any horse. It can cause discomfort and may have a detrimental effect on behaviour and performance but new research has confirmed that a suitable diet can help to manage the condition, especially after veterinary treatment is stopped. EGUS refers to the ulceration of the horse’s […]
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End of Life Session Scheduled for BEVA Congress
Quality of life and end of life should go hand in hand yet a balanced assessment and a final decision can be subjective and highly emotive, making a vet’s job even more challenging. BEVA Congress 13-16 September 2017 will be devoting an afternoon of discussion to this sensitive topic on Friday 15 September, at Liverpool […]
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Zoetis Helps improve welfare of More Than 500 Horses As Part Of Equine Healthcare Project
Zoetis Inc. today announced that it has helped more than 500 horses by providing worming advice as part of a UK equine healthcare and castration project. Organised by the British Horse Society (BHS) and with vets provided by the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA), the project targets horses recognised by Welfare Officers as needing help. […]
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Organisations praise SPILLERS® for loyalty and support
Two leading equestrian organisations have praised SPILLERS® for its continued loyalty and support. British Dressage (BD) and the British Grooms Association (BGA) have been sponsored by SPILLERS® for the past 17 and ten years respectively and SPILLERS® has just renewed its commitment to both bodies. Spillers SPILLERS® began its sponsorship of British Dressage back in […]
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New BEVA Medicines Guidance
BEVA has revamped its online medicines guidance resource to help members to negotiate the intricacies of prescribing equine medicines and to use the Cascade accurately. Compliance with equine medicines legislation is complicated. It involves the challenges of food production, equine passport and essential medicines legislation as well as the prescribing Cascade, VMD guidance and the […]
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Pain, protocols and future progression in anaesthesia – an exclusive interview with Matt Gurney, RCVS & European Specialist in Veterinary Anaesthesia & Analgesia.
Matt Gurney is renowned for his anaesthesia and analgesia expertise, not just in the UK but internationally. Having set up the anaesthesia service at…