Feed time especially can bring a cacophony of knocks and bangs as horses anticipate their next meal or a trip out to the field. But what damage could this be doing to their limbs? Stephanie Bateman investigates
From clicking and creaking to grunting and groaning, horses can produce an array of weird sounds. Andrea Oakes finds out how to distinguish harmless habits from signs of something more serious
Peter Green MRCVS presents the latest scientific research — from lameness on the lunge to new findings about navicular bone deformities
Things rarely go to plan when animals are involved, especially if you’re an equine vet, as several reveal here
A deep stake wound is something no owner wants to see. But, as Phil Cramp MRCVS explains, recovery can be remarkable with prompt and careful treatment
Blood-stained urine was the first sign that champion Arab stallion Patros HB had developed a potentially lethal bladder stone, as Andrea Oakes discovers
Unexpected locking of the hindleg at the point of the stifle can be a distressing situation for both horse and owner. Elizabeth Barr MRCVS outlines treatment options
Peter Green MRCVS presents the latest scientific research — from inherited intelligence to problems with eyes and ears
What’s the science behind the coat colour of racing rarity Russe Blanc? Peter Green MRCVS explains
Can equine eyeballs reveal stress levels — and do semi-feral ponies suffer from gastric ulcers? Peter Green MRCVS explains all in his research round-up
Discovery of a bone chip can lead to a dilemma over whether and when to treat. Matt Smith MRCVS explains how to weigh up the options
From caps and gaps to troublesome wolf teeth, Neil Townsend MRCVS outlines the importance of keeping an eye on dental health in a horse’s early years
The current facilities were last refurbished in 1993
The vets travelled 34,727 miles by running, kayaking, swimming, cycling and walking around the UK
Nominations close on 11 January
Confusion often surrounds the cause, diagnosis and treatment of gastric ulcers. Richard Hepburn MRCVS draws on the latest veterinary thinking to answer horse owners' most frequent questions
What makes ketamine such an important drug for equine anaesthesia? Polly Taylor MRCVS and Karen Coumbe MRCVS explain
The question of how far vets should go when treating sport horses was debated at the recent British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) congress — providing food for thought for riders at all levels
Researchers have discovered a "biomarker", which they hope will lead to a greater understanding of the condition
A vet has warned that all horses are at increased risk of pinworm infection
