Bell Equine Veterinary Clinic vets Karen and Janine are on duty as part of the FEI veterinary team at Chard Equestrian in Somerset over the next few days - and they are definitely enjoying the sunshine! 😎
Happy #internationalhappinessday!
Enjoy this beautiful sunshine and smile as much as the gorgeous LEX! 😃😍
A day in the life
You may never have seen behind the scenes in a veterinary practice. So take a look at the work our vets and nurses do on the front line every day to look after animals in veterinary practices, hospitals, in the field and on call - so that they receive the best possible care.
Thanks to Molly Case for the poem you have written about our profession.
#careforanimals #veterinaryprofession
In part 2, Richard Newton from the Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance (EIDS) team, highlights the critical role horse owners and veterinary surgeons play in the ongoing monitoring, prevention and control of equine flu, and what you can do to reduce the risk to you horse.
If you have not already looked at the equine flu risk checker, do have a look at the below link to see what level of risk equine flu poses to your horse: https://animalhealth.getfeedback.com/KBHH_flu_risk/q/1
Laminitis Live
Join us for an informative evening on laminitis with Edd Knowles and Helen Dagg.
Join us Live or Catch up later
Behind the scenes at our new base near Canterbury!
Vet Albert has given his insights on our amazing nursing team from an ambulatory vet's point of view:
#VNAM2023
#WhatVNsDo
#VNAM23
#EmpowerOurVNs
As part of #vnam23, medical specialist Edd Knowles has shared a few thoughts about our fantastic nursing team.
#veterinarynurse
#equineveterinarynurse
#veterinarynurselife
#VeterinaryNurseAwarenessMonth
#BritishVeterinaryNursingAssociation
As part of #VNAM, hospital intern Quentin has shared some insights into our wonderful nursing team and their invaluable role in our hospital.
#veterinarynurse
#vnam23
#equinevetnurse
#equinevets
#BritishVeterinaryNursingAssociation
Strangles Awareness Week Part 2
Strangles: Biosecurity and management of an outbreak
Strangles Awareness week Part 1
Strangles: Clinical Signs and Management
Asthma
EQUINE ASTHMA with our lovely vets Helen and George!