The five-minute soundness check: what to notice before you ride
The five minute soundness check - done consistently before you ride - will be the most useful minutes in your horse's week.
How your horse’s age can help your vet give the right treatment
Age can help shape the probable causes of lameness and guide the next steps in diagnosis and care. Recognising symptoms and patterns that are normal for your horse and those that signify something more serious or that needs attention, will help you and your vet in getting the right answers, without guesswork.
Why lameness isn’t always obvious
Horses don’t all show pain in the same way and movement changes can be subtle long before they’re obvious.
Spot The Signs
Could you spot these signs of lameness in your horse?
This short quiz is educational, not diagnostic. It helps you check what you already know and learn what vets often ask owners to look for.
- Spot subtle signs that can look like behaviour, stiffness or something “just not quite right”
- Learn the language to describe what you are seeing in plain English
- Understand what information helps your vet decide what to do next
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The five-minute soundness check: what to notice before you ride
The five minute soundness check - done consistently before you ride - will be the most useful minutes in your horse's week.
The true value of an equine MRI
When weighing up the true value on an equine MRI remember, the cost of an MRI is easy to see but the cost of not having one is the one worth thinking about.
Are you autumn ready?
As the seasons change and many horses return to a fuller workload, autumn presents the perfect opportunity to take stock of your horse's soundness.
