Stride Equine Vets

Stride Equine Vets We're an independent, specialist Equine Practice, providing Veterinary Care to horses and ponies across the South of England.

If you would like to register with us, please contact: 01420 551 365

In an emergency, please call: 07740 643469

We are delighted to say that we are part of the The British Horse Society "React to Colic" campaign.  There is a huge am...
25/10/2024

We are delighted to say that we are part of the The British Horse Society "React to Colic" campaign. There is a huge amount of helpful information on the BHS website (www.bhs.org.uk). If your horse is showing any of these signs, please call us immediately.

Meet Aussie, owned by one of our clients.  She is a 7 year old thoroughbred and probably one of our most visited horses!...
24/07/2024

Meet Aussie, owned by one of our clients. She is a 7 year old thoroughbred and probably one of our most visited horses! Callum diagnosed her with Kissing Spine 2 years ago and she was treated with Tildren Drip therapy. After a period of rehab she came back into work a much happier horse. Unfortunately, she suffered a nasty suspensory injury a few months later and Callum treated her with Alpha-2 Macroglobulin therapy. After a period of box rest and rehab she once again came back into work. Sadly, she had another mishap and managed to fracture both hind legs. Yet another period of box rest and regular visits from Callum followed and look at her now! She is continuing with rehab and as she has really enjoyed her water treadmill treatment she got a well deserved trip to the beach. If you would like any information about Tildren or Alpha-2 therapies please get in touch.

Meet Enya, a 5 year old Oldenburgh Warmblood owned by one of our clients.  Enya arrived from Scotland in January 2023 an...
24/07/2024

Meet Enya, a 5 year old Oldenburgh Warmblood owned by one of our clients. Enya arrived from Scotland in January 2023 and after only 1 week at her new home we were called out as she had symptoms of Colic. Callum managed to stabilise her condition but soon after he left, her condition worsened and he rushed back. She had quickly deteriorated, which is often the case with colic, and was rushed to Hospital where she underwent emergency surgery. Thankfully, she recovered well and with Callum's care over the next few weeks, she was feeling much better. Unfortunately, a couple of months later she was kicked in the field and after x-rays Callum discovered she had fractured her splint bone. Another intense period of care followed, with Callum visiting weekly. Thankfully, she recovered and just look at her now! She has now begun her dressage training and is enjoying lots of new experiences. What a wonderful site!

08/07/2024

We have had a problem with our previous page, so sadly we have had to set up a new one. We will be adding new content to this page shortly, so please bare with us.

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The Old Kiln Farm
Farnham
GU104JZ

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