BEVA
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Half of owners cannot identify equine lameness, research finds
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The change that vets being run by corporates has brought to the horse world
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Buyers ‘largely in the dark’ over equine dental checks in pre-purchase vettings
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Double bridles create less pressure than snaffles in elite dressage horses, research finds
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The challenges of identifying – and managing – pain in horses
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Vets face ‘concerning’ ethical challenges when treating competition horses
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Study finds ‘almost no evidence’ to support equine neck X-rays in pre-purchase vettings
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Illegal and a risk to horses: owners warned against importing unauthorised veterinary medication
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What does the rise in corporate-owned vet practices mean for horse owners?
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Clarification on equine wormers under new veterinary prescribing rules
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‘Irresponsible and potentially dangerous’: equine vets’ warning to owners who ‘hoard’ drugs
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‘Pushing the boundaries’ in breeding horses – vets discuss how far is too far
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Is it right to give horses ‘one last summer’? Vets discuss what good welfare really means
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‘Hearts and minds’: how changing owner behaviour can help our horses
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Researchers identify potential reason overweight horses make 'train-like sound' when exercised
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We must all unite to fight the battle against equine obesity
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Drug trial indicates significant benefits for horses with arthritis
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Urgent laminitis warning as vet practices report surge in cases
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Owners warned against unvalidated PSSM2 tests after ‘seemingly normal’ horses put down