Hosted by Liz Somerville and Equine Vets · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Has your horse just been diagnosed with a veterinary condition? Do you have lots of questions and want to know more? Join the team from Loch Leven Equine Practice for some regular conversations, and learn out about everything from laminitis to equine dentistry. Passionate about education and improving the health of our horses these conversations are here to answer your questions and give you the information to make the best decisions for your horse.
Liz Somerville and Equine Vets hosts The Podcasting Equine Vets, a leisure show with 35 episodes published.
In this thought-provoking episode, Liz Somerville and Liz Daniels dive into the online buzz sparked by Loch Leven Equine Practice’s recent social media post about vet bills — and the debate it ignited. From pricing myths
WIth the launch of a new vaccination that has the potential to eradicate strangles we sat down with Hugh Somerville MRCVS to ask him all about the new vaccine. We discuss how it is different to the previous one, how ofte
It’s been 5 years since we released our original episode on equine dentistry so we thought an updated edition was well overdue. Even in the last 5 years things have progressed, we’ve learnt more, developed better techniq
It's a different but special episode this week as Liz Somerville hands over the reins to Liz Daniels to chat all things 2024 and look forward to some exciting plans in 2025. Hear about some of the different cases the tea
Hugh and Liz Somerville are back this week chatting about joint injections. A slightly emotive topic that lots of owners have a lot of very different opinions on so this episode covers some of the more common threads tha
Hind leg proximal suspensory problems are a fairly common injury particulary in our performance horses but they can be diificult to get horses back to competitive fitness. In this episode orthopaedic equine vet Hugh Some
Series 2 of The Podcasting Equine Vets is back and we are kicking it off with a topic that is getting a lot of air time at the moment. Kissing spines is a condition that horse owners are much more aware of now than a few
This week we absolutely delighted to welcome Sarah and James Oakden to the podcast. Sarah and James are the husband and wife team behind Team Oakden based at Dunbog Farm in Fife. James has his BHSI qualification and has
Coughing may seem like a trivial subject especially as the odd cough really isn’t anything to worry about, but for those owners whose horses are coughing so much it is effecting their ridden work, or if they get regular
In this episode we chat to Donna Case from The Horse Feed Guru about her job as an Independent Equine Nutritionist, how she came to be where she is now, and the best and worst bits of her job! She shares her top feeding
Foot abscesses are relatively simple to treat if managed properly. They are also one of the most common things that we see as equine emergencies and are excruciatingly painful for our horses. It is not uncommon for a cli
This week we are delighted to welcome Maeve Sheridan - ACPAT Chartered Physiotherapist to the podcast. We have worked closely with Maeve for many years taking a team approach to treating and keeping our mutual patients f
Equine Grass Sickness is a particularly devastating disease given the poor prognosis and how little we know about what actually causes it. In this episode from the Podcasting Equine Vets Liz Somerville is joined by Karen
This week Liz Somerville is joined by Hannah Hamilton MRCVS to chat about sore eyes. Most eye conditions should always be treated as a medical emergency so please don’t delay in calling your vet. The right diagnosis and
In our latest episode Jane Haden MRCVS and Liz Somerville chat about the minefield of horse insurance. If you want to find about more about the different types of cover, what to consider when choosing your policy includi
With Loch Leven Equine Practice Manager Liz Somerville, Equine Vet Karen Wilson and SQP (soon to be RAMA) Cara Bailey dispel some of the myths and help you to understand what you should be doing with your horses when it
Breeding from your mare is a really exciting time for all involved but foaling can also be a worrying time for even the most experienced breeder because of the speed of the labour and how quickly things can progress. In
This week's episode tries to tackle the thorny issue of equine obesity. This is an enormous problem for the UK equine industry and despite huge efforts from equine welfare charities and vets all across the country either
The Podcasting Equine Vets are back with a brand new show 'Tails of a Horse Owner' which follows the journey of one of Loch Leven Equine Practice's patients through diagnosis, treatment and recovery. In this episode Liz
The Podcasting Equine Vets cover types of wounds, immediate first aid, blood loss, sutures, more serious wounds, aftercare and potential costs, to give owners more confidence when it comes to dealing with wounds and know
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