Little Blue Equine

Little Blue Equine My name is Meg Edge (formerly O'Loughlin), I am a BSc and MRes graduate (Equine) & vet student

At Little Blue Equine we offer bitting, bridle fitting, horse and rider biomechanics services as well as groundwork/ridden/behavioural training to the CH, CW and LL areas. If you are outside these postcodes but are interested in a service we offer I do also cover other areas occasionally too. I am studying to become a Kelly Marks Recommended Trainer but use a variety of different and kind training

methods. I am a BSc Equine Science graduate, MRes Equestrian Performance graduate and will start vet school in 2022.

****📣 PLEASE SHARE 📣**** I am conducting research into management of laminitis as part of my veterinary degree at the Un...
20/01/2025

****📣 PLEASE SHARE 📣**** I am conducting research into management of laminitis as part of my veterinary degree at the University of Liverpool and I would really appreciate it if anyone who has any experience of caring for a horse with laminitis could complete it and share 🩺 ✅ . We want to hear your experiences and opinions - this is a great chance to raise what you felt was good and bad about your vets management or advice, and who else you found most helpful when your horse or pony experienced laminitis! Hopefully this research will be published and presented so please share your feelings/experiences if you feel able to!

I am trying to collect as many responses to help our future understanding of this terrible disease. Even if you can’t complete it, sharing would help massively 🙏🏻.

If you have any questions please feel free to get in touch with me directly 📩 or alternatively you can use the contact details in the survey if you’d prefer 📑.

Meg x

Has your horse or pony ever had laminitis?

Horse owners and carers - we're inviting you to take part in our survey investigating approaches to treatment and rehabilitation of laminitis in horses and ponies. The study is being undertaken by undergraduate student Meg as part of her University of Liverpool veterinary degree. As every case of laminitis is different, we are keen to hear about your experiences of laminitis and its management. If you would like to participate (the questionnaire is completely anonymous), please click on the link below or scan the QR code in the image and read through the information sheet before completing the online survey.

Survey link: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/liverpool/approaches-to-treatment-and-rehabilitation-of-laminitis

Thank you in advance for participating - it really helps improve our understanding of this important area of equine health.

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Helping image 😄

You should strive for your horse to open his throat latch. Only then can he move completely relaxed and correct over his back, with active hind quarters and free shoulders.

With a lot of horses this can be really difficult and it is a proces. So don’t worry if you can not achieve this right away with your horse, but keep working towards it.

“Forward and nose out, throat open!”

Josepha

Image by Sandy Rabinowitz for Dressage Today.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
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I am an MRes Equestrian Performance (distinction) and BSc Equine Science (1:1) graduate and hope to one day soon become a veterinary student! I have a particular interest and passion for equine biomechanics and behaviour and therefore spend my time helping horses be as happy and healthy as possible. I have trained and ridden my own horses and enjoy competing too.

All of our horses are barefoot and we are hopefully installing a track system of some kind this year to keep the horses as more of a herd (2020). I am training to become an Intelligent Horsemanship Recommended Trainer and trained and worked for Horse Bit Fit (2018) covering the CW, CH and LL areas. After moving to North Wales in 2018, competing took a back seat as we did up the yard and barns, and I am hoping to bring them back into work for the 2020 season. I hope that this page shows people what 'ordinary' riders lives are like as I juggle work, studying and looking after a yard too. It is not always easy pursuing those dreams but hard works always pays off in the end!