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• Horse Care Plan – Tips to Prepare

  In these confusing times, do you have a plan for your horse or pony if you can’t care for them? We can help with a Care Plan! There are a lot of unknowns right now, but we find things feel . Read More >>

• Practice Policy Update

  After the Prime Minister’s instructions and a directive from BEVA (British Equine Veterinary Association) this morning, we have amended our policies to following BEVA’s view – and we agree – that we should be doing everything possible to protect human . Read More >>

• Vet Appointment Policy Update

  Below is how we will be handling any vet appointments, and more updates will follow:

  • Reception staff will ask about your health during the booking process and ask to be advised if you are feeling unwell, if you are . Read More >>

• Another Fantastic Farrier’s Evening – we value working as a team with our local farriers

  In late November we hosted our annual Farrier’s Evening discussing ‘The Laminitic Challenge’. This year has been difficult for Laminitis cases, so Robin discussed the complex underlying causes of the condition and Stuart presented on recognition and treatment options. . Read More >>

• Super excited to introduce our new vet Edward

  Edward joined us in November, he’s a keen and experienced equine vet and has a particular interest in dentistry. Visit our meet our vets to find out more
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• Congratulations to Shelley & family on their new arrival

  Welcome to the world Hedley Aldin Cook who made his appearance on 5th November. . Read More >>

• Strangles Pack for clients

  We want to give our horse owners confidence at times of an outbreak so are happy to share Redwings’ peer-reviewed strangles information pack as part of their ‘Stamp out Strangles’ campaign . Its a free resource pack full of useful . Read More >>

• Equine influenza (flu) outbreak – what Agnew Equine Vets are recommending?

  Agnew Equine vets recommend to maximise protection that all horses and ponies (even if up to date) receive a booster vaccination if not had one within the past 6 months.
  Please check your horse/pony passport, if necessary we can check . Read More >>

• We recommend you keep your horse/pony protected by vaccinating.

  Following the confirmed cases of Equine Influenza (flu) in Cheshire and Derbyshire we are encouraging owners to be proactive and ensure horse and ponies are kept up to date with vaccination. Our website has lots of advice to ensure your . Read More >>

• Gastroscope offers available during November 2018

  During November 2018 Agnew Equine are offering discounted gastroscopy.
  We know up 50% horses/ponies can suffer with gastric ulcers, and although some cases show marked clinical signs like pain on girth tightening, poor body condition and weight loss, reduced appetite, . Read More >>