These lectures are designed for horse owners, riders and anyone with a passion for horses.

Our equine lectures are now back onsite at our Hawkshead Campus! 

Bookings are only via the website. Places are limited so please book in advance. (Please note: If you are unable to attend in person, you can purchase a recorded version of the lecture 10 days after the lecture date).

Registration will take place at 19:00 in the Eclipse building with complimentary refreshments will be available. The lecture will begin promptly at 19.20 continuing through until 21.00, with a Question & Answer session available at the end. You will also gain access to a recorded version of this lecture 10 days after the lecture date.

The liver plays a central role in a wide range of physiological processes ranging from energy and protein metabolism to detoxifying harmful substances and producing factors important in blood clotting and fighting infection. Liver disease is not uncommon in horses and can range from very mild abnormalities detected on routine blood work to life-threatening disease with dramatic clinical signs. The lecture will give an overview of liver function and describe the most common liver diseases that can affect horses of all ages.

The other lectures in this series are:

Lumps and bumps – melanomas and sarcoids - Wednesday 1st June
Experiences from Tokyo 2020- Wednesday 5th October
Managing arthritis in the horse - Wednesday 7th December

2022 lectures now available as recordings:

Exploring equine back pain – From Wednesday 2^nd February 
Equine dentistry - From Wednesday 5th April