Equine veterinary
Hands On veterinary advice for horse owners.
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An introduction to veterinary physiotherapy by Leah Kent
By Irish Field Contributor on 03 September 2021
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The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has important information for those responsible for horses that travel to and from Europe on a frequent basis
By Irish Field Contributor on 13 August 2021
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Dr Joe Collins MVB PhD looks at how humans can identify pain in horses and how this pain can be treated through the use of medicine and other means
By Irish Field Contributor on 16 July 2021
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Dr Karen Dunne explains the causes, symptoms and treatment of the rare condition selenium toxicity
By Irish Field Contributor on 02 July 2021
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Dr Kevin Corley will discuss how the EquiTrace app can eliminate human error when it comes to recording a horses medication
By Irish Field Contributor on 11 June 2021
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The Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ) have put together a Special Collection of research papers to help vets prepare equine athletes for the heat and humidity they will face at this years Olympic Games
By Rachel Moriarty on 04 June 2021
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In a recent “For the love of the horse” webinar, equine ophthalmologist Dr Kathryn Wotman, DVM explained how horse owners can recognise symptoms that may mean a horse has a vision or eye problem
By Rachel Moriarty on 28 May 2021
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Dr Joe Collins MVB PhD discusses the topic of resilience and explains what humans can do to promote resilience in equines
By Irish Field Contributor on 21 May 2021
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Equine Surgeon Dr Claire Hawkes explains how the two screening techniques which will now be done on all horses running in this years Melbourne Cup will significantly reduce the risk of injury
By Irish Field Contributor on 07 May 2021
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Equine veterinary surgeon Eva O’Donoghue MVB MRCVS explains how investing early in good joint supplements can give equines a higher chance of fulfilling their athletic potential
By Irish Field Contributor on 23 April 2021
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The Irish Equine Veterinary Association welcomes new legislation to encourage proper use of worm treatments and prevention in horses
By Leo Powell on 16 April 2021
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Veterinary surgeons Inge D’Haese and Hugh Suffern are very excited about the new state of the art equipment used for minimally invasive surgeries that is now available at Tullyraine Equine Clinic
By Rachel Moriarty on 02 April 2021
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