We carry a comprehensive range of modern digital equipment, so we can provide an excellent diagnostic and therapeutic service at your premises. Our services include:
Coupled with many years of experience and high-quality digital radiography, ultrasonography and endoscopy mean we give an informative, accurate diagnostic service coupled with practical advice and therapeutics ensuring the best chance for returning your horse to the soundness and success.
We provide an excellent stud service whether it is preparing thoroughbred brood mares for covering or artificial insemination packages in sport horses or other breeds. Mark has many years of experience in all forms of stud work and has consistently achieved high conception rates. In addition, we provide year-round veterinary care and advise for broodmares, foals, and yearlings. Please contact Mark directly or via the office email with any questions or to discuss packages to suit your individual requirements. Please contact Mark directly or via the office email with any questions or to discuss packages to suit your individual requirements.
Buying a horse is always a major decision from a 4* eventer to a child’s first pony. It is usually a process involving a large financial investment and a lot of emotions. We provide a thorough and personal pre-purchase examination. With numerous years of experience of examining the full range of horses and ponies for purchasers, coupled with personal experience of owning and competing horses, makes Mark the ideal veterinary surgeon to examine your new purchase. In addition, we can also provide radiography, ultrasound, and endoscopy examination for your new purchase.
Two of Marks’ areas of interest are gastroscopy and cardiology. He has been treating and managing horses and ponies for equine gastric ulcers for nearly 20 years. We aim to give the most accurate diagnosis and practical advice and management. Another area of Mark’s interest has been cardiology in horses. We carry a range of equipment to ultrasound a horse’s heart and assess its rhythm. This can be an important part of poor performance examinations and assessment of the safety of heart murmurs.
