Working with horses can be hard – not necessarily because of the horses, but because of all the things that can influence them.
Let’s take today for example.

Today’s weather is SH*T. It’s gale force winds and sideways rain – and a recipe for failure when it comes to...

I've been doing this job for many many years now and I thought I would share some of the lessons I have learnt along the way...

• Too often we get caught up in what is aesthetically pleasing for us, not what’s most functional for the horse.
  It's so common for horses teeth to be...

Here’s how Vet visits work.

I’m hoping giving some clarity might lead to a better understanding of what to expect when you head to the Vet.

We can’t make your decisions, we make recommendations.

This means be prepared to say “yes”, “no” and ask questions....

Recently, I have had a few clients where they just weren’t sure what was expected from a dental visit.

They’d heard a lot of opinions of which tools and which person – but does that really set you up for success if you’re not sure what to expect?

So I wanted to break it...

It is normal to feel negative emotions when you find out your horse has been suffering from a disease or condition. Especially if this has been going on for a decent period of time.

I see clients get upset everyday when they have been using professionals for their horses problems - and then...

The last few weeks I have been particularly "triggered" with my job as a Vet. What I mean by this is that a few realities have hit me in the face about how we go about this job on a day to day basis. And when I stop and talk myself through what's bothering me and why, I realise that a lot of the...