Having to call your vet to attend to your horse as an emergency is a very stressful experience – not only for you and your horse but also for the attending veterinarians. The talk will guide you through the rapid assessment at the yard, delivery of first aid and initial stabilisation. We will then explain when referral is required and how the decision is made. The second part of the talk will detail what happens when your horse arrives at the hospital and what we can do to help you and your horse to get through this crisis.

Due to COVID-19 the lecture will not take place live on the advertised day.  It will be recorded by the Equine team and will be available on or around the date of the advertised live lecture.

If you haven't already purchased a ticket and would like access to the recorded lecture please click on this link to book.

Lectures in this series available to book as recordings:

Internal parasites and worm control of horses – what’s new? 
Endocrinopathic laminitis 

Due to COVID-19 the below lectures will not take place live on the advertised day.  They will be recorded by the Equine team and will be available on or around the date of the advertised live lecture. To book the recorded version please click on the link below.

Equine emergencies and first aid - Wednesday 3rd June 2020
Poor performance - Wednesday 5th August 2020

The following lectures are able to buy as onsite attendance or as a recorded version, which will be made available after the live lecture.  Please note due to COVID-19 these lectures may not take place live.  All who bought a ticket to attend will be kept updated of the situation and will have access to the recorded version whether it is ran live or as a recording.

Lameness - problems of tendon sheaths and bursae - Wednesday 7th October 2020
Sight for sore eyes - equine ophthalmology - Wednesday 2nd December 2020