Acupuncture is an evidence‑based veterinary therapy that works by stimulating specific neurovascular points on the body to influence the nervous system, improve circulation, and support natural healing pathways. In horses, these acupuncture points correspond to areas...
📢 We Need You! The University of Liverpool is conducting vital research to improve antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance in horses. We’re looking to identify the most effective sampling strategies to ensure ongoing monitoring and better protection for equine...
🍂 Acorn Alert: Protecting Your Horse 🍂 As the leaves fall and oak trees shed their acorns, it’s important to stay vigilant—acorn poisoning can pose a serious risk to horses. The threat is still there and we are sadly still seeing a number of cases. While some...
🚨 We’re Recruiting! 🚨 Experienced Equine Ambulatory Vet – Join Our Team at Severn Edge Equine Are you a passionate equine vet looking for your next adventure? We are sadly loosing one of our fab vets due to relocation and so we’re on the lookout for a...
Our Annual Subscription Plan to help you manage your horses worming risks and needs. WHY: Following a testing-led worming programme benefits your horse and the environment by reducing unnecessary exposure to anthelmintic drugs and decreases the wider risk of wormer...
THE SUN IS HERE AT LAST!!! Evening rides after work are here, as the weather changes so does your horses diet and its vital that you manage this to avoid colics. Read more HERE Spring newsletter
We are proud to be working with one of our wonderful clients, NoHorseHan, to produce some fun educational videos on You Tube. Have a look, let us know if there are topics you would like to see us cover! Please be kind, this is vet Hannah’s first time being a...
We wish all our clients a lovely Christmas and a very Happy New Year please see out latest: Severn Edge Equine December Newsletter As always we are here to offer you friendly advice, care to your horses and a smiling face when you need us.
A new educational partnership for equine clinical rotation teaching was announced by in 2020 by the University of Bristol Veterinary School (BVS) and CVS Group. Final-year undergraduate veterinary students will benefit from a structured clinical rotation placement in...
VACCINE RULE CHANGES From 1st January 2024 vaccination rules for Equine Influenza (flu) have changed for many of the equestrian disciplines in accordance with advice from British Equestrian (BEF). Please ensure you don‘t get caught out. Vaccination intervals after 1st...
Here at Severn Edge Equine we offer 4 for free on visits – this means if there are 4 or more horses on the yard needing a routine visit then the visit charge is free and only routine appointments are charged. Please note; Clients must be flexible with dates and times...
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