Exclusively Equine

13/12/2024

Dr Louise presenting a webinar on Most common mistakes when purchasing a horse.

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13/12/2024

No matter how much we try to protect our horses, the chances are high that you’ll be confronted with a situation requiring immediate first aid care. In this article, we outline the first response steps you should take when you encounter an emergency. Read more at EEVS: How to Respond in an Equine ...

13/12/2024

In this video, Dr Louise is discussing Wound Management.

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13/12/2024

Summer is one of the best seasons for horse riding. The warmer weather and longer days make it easier to enjoy hacking, schooling and competing. But, these seasonal changes can also affect your horse’s health. We share 12 Tips for Summer Horse Care.

12/12/2024

12/12/2024

Discover potential causes of hormonal behavior in mares and learn about management options. Get expert advice

12/12/2024

Dr Louise showing you how to bandage a hoof
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12/12/2024

The Summer heat is here and it’s time to ‘slip, slop, slap’! We share three easy ways to protect your horse’s skin from the sun. Slip on a rug A lightweight turnout rug can give your horse much-needed protection from the Summer sun. However, be careful to avoid over-heating. When choosing a ...

12/12/2024

In this video, Dr Louise is discussing Wound Management. Location, Location, Location.

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12/12/2024

During Summer, the unrelenting heat is balanced by seasonal rains, with many thunderstorms leaving the ground wet and muddy. These conditions lead to the development of several common – and frustrating – hoof problems. Soft hooves Moist conditions create softer hooves, which can predispose your ...

12/12/2024

Dr Louise performing an IGG test on a foal born at EEVS in November 2017. It is important to have an IGG performed on a new born foal 12 hours after it was born.

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12/12/2024

Microchipping and freeze branding are both used to identify horses and prevent theft. While each has been shown to cause little physical or psychological stress if executed properly, you should consider each method carefully before making a final decision. Micro chipping your horse Microchipping is....

12/12/2024

Dr Louise Cosgrove explaining chilled semen insemination.
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Artificial Insemination Chilled Semen

12/12/2024

With hotter temperatures and seasonal changes, Summer can be harsh on our horses. There are many health problems that can arise and, in this article, we share five of the most common, plus how they can be avoided. 1 Dehydration A consequence of fluid loss, dehydration can affect your horse year-roun...

12/12/2024

What is involved in Artificial Breeding?

Artificial Insemination Services for Horses in Brisbane, Ipswich and Lockyer Valley Have you considered artificial insemination (AI)?AI using fresh chilled s...

12/12/2024

As a general rule, scientific studies indicate a horse shouldn’t be expected to carry more than 20% of its bodyweight. However, when selecting the right horse for you, their health, condition and soundness are most important. The safety and wellbeing of both horse and rider are paramount. If you.....

11/12/2024

Learn about the causes, treatment, and prevention of rain scald in horses. Get expert advice on how to manage this common skin condition.

11/12/2024

Travelling with your horse? Learn how to prevent travel sickness and keep your equine companion comfortable and healthy during transit