A well established, independently owned first and second opinion Equine Practice situated in the heart of Oxfordshire, with a tight-knit team who are dedicated to providing the very best veterinary service.

Our team of Senior Veterinarians, Intern Veterinarians, AI Technicians and Veterinary Technicians, along with our extensive range of modern portable diagnostic equipment provide an efficient, fully ambulatory service for all routine, fertility, emergency and diagnostic appointments.

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IgG testing. Throughout the equine pregnancy, there is no transfer of immunoglobulin G (antibodies) across the placenta, from the mare to the foetus. This transfer therefore, needs to be via colostrum intake and can be measured in the foal after 6 h
Foetal Death. Mares can loose pregnancies at any stage of gestation. Most young foetus’s are completely reabsorbed within the uterus, and older foetus’s are aborted. Yesterday we saw a very rare scenario, where the pelvic bones of the fo
Post skin graft has healed well