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  • Pictured is a close up of a palomino horse's back legs moving, showing how the patella aids their movement

    17 July 2026

    Equine vet explains the patella and locking stifles in horses

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    9 July 2026

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  • 9 July 2026

    Tetanus in horses: signs, treatment and prevention advice

    by Leona Bramall MRCVS

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    Tying up in horses: why it happens and prevention advice

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    Windgalls on a horse’s leg explained

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    6 July 2026

    Equine flu: this is how to lower the risk to your horse as UK cases increase

    by Aimi Clark

  • Pictured are two horses grazing in a field; grass is a source of vitamin D for horses

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    Vitamin D in horses: vet explains why diet matters more than sunshine

    by Sarah Hunter MRCVS

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    28 June 2026

    Don’t be caught out by bruised soles with this veterinary advice

    by Leona Bramall MRCVS

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