Like any animal, your horse can’t tell you what’s wrong with its health. And by the time you notice something isn’t quite right, it may cost you in the long term. While paying for a vet to conduct a health check on your horse every year may seem like an expensive exercise, it can actually save you money in the

Winter has well and truly arrived, and our big and small animals are definitely noticing the dip in temperature. Older horses (aged 15 years and over) are particularly affected by colder weather and will need some extra support and special care over these colder months. Here’s a few key tips from the Cameron Veterinary Services’ team to help keep your

Most horses will experience lameness at some point in their lives. However, what can start as a minor limp may be an indication of something more serious, so it’s important to know the signs to look out for. In this blog we take an in-depth look at equine lameness, including the key symptoms, what you should do if you think

Good dental health is essential to your horse’s wellbeing. And it’s not just irregular wear that can cause dental issues – some studies have shown that up to 70% of horses have undiagnosed dental disease. Ideally, your horse should get its teeth checked once a year – and even more frequently for horses under 5 and over 20. But if