Equine Anaesthesia Explained - Part 2
As briefly touched on in Part 1, unfortunately our equine patients have a significantly higher risk of anaesthetic related complications than other species. At Cambridge Equine Hospital, we do everything possible to reduce these risks.
Equine Anaesthesia Explained - Part 1
We understand that having your horse undergo a general anaesthetic can be a stressful time, especially if it is a new experience for you. Below is an outline of what happens during a general anaesthetic at our hospital.
Breeding Basics 3 - Breeding The Problem Mare
When everything goes according to plan, breeding a foal isn’t very complicated. In Part 3, we discuss diagnostic options when presented with a mare with a history of poor fertility.
Breeding Basics 2 - Breeding options and pregnancyPart 2 continues with the options available for breeding your mare, pregnancy diagnosis, and management of the pregnant broodmare 
Breeding Basics 1 - Broodmare selection and physiology
Part 1 of this series gives a quick summary if you are new to the game, or just want a quick revision of the basics. Subscribe to the blog to get notified of new blog posts!
Keep an eye on it
There are many causes of a painful eye, some of which are very serious, so prompt veterinary attention is recommended. In order to diagnose what is wrong with your horse’s eye, a full ophthalmic exam may be necessary.
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About UsCambridge Equine Hospital is the largest equine practice in the country, with fifteen veterinarians solely dedicated to equine work. Situated in Cambridge, we have been providing top quality equine veterinary services to clients in the Waikato area for over 30 years. We cater for all types of horses, from ponies through to elite performance and breeding horses. READ MORE |
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