Galedin Veterinary- Equine

Galedin Veterinary- Equine Our journey to become Galedin Vets began over 100 years ago. But how do you pronounce 'Galedin'? Well, that depends on who you ask, but we say it "Gah-Ledd-Inn".

Our diverse team of experts with over 40 years of combined clinical experience ensure your horse receives top-quality treatment, helping them perform at their best. In 1817, Robert Glaister was invited and paid 50 guineas by the Border Union Agricultural society to move his practice from Wooler in Northumberland, to Kelso. Whether it's your small household pet, your horse or your livestock that ne

ed our attention, our team of over 30 vets have broad collective experiences to ensure that your animal gets incomparable care.

☎️ Vacancy ☎️We’re currently recruiting for a Part Time Receptionist to join our great team in Berwick, so if high stand...
01/06/2026

☎️ Vacancy ☎️
We’re currently recruiting for a Part Time Receptionist to join our great team in Berwick, so if high standards of customer service, excellent communication skills and a positive attitude sound like you……. Then we’d love to hear from you 😀 follow the link to apply:

https://hr.breathehr.com/v/part-time-receptionist-berwick-upon-46921

Equine influenza is preventable, manageable and far less disruptive with the right plan in place.If you have questions a...
14/05/2026

Equine influenza is preventable, manageable and far less disruptive with the right plan in place.

If you have questions about vaccination, outbreaks, or biosecurity, we’re here to help.

Please just get in touch by sending us a message or calling us on 01361 883742.

Most horses recover in 2–3 weeks, but young, elderly or vulnerable horses may need longer.Rest and proper veterinary gui...
13/05/2026

Most horses recover in 2–3 weeks, but young, elderly or vulnerable horses may need longer.

Rest and proper veterinary guidance are key to a safe return to work.

If You Suspect Equine Flu — Stop and IsolateIf your horse shows signs of respiratory illness:🛑 Stop work🚫Isolate immedia...
12/05/2026

If You Suspect Equine Flu — Stop and Isolate

If your horse shows signs of respiratory illness:

🛑 Stop work
🚫Isolate immediately
☎️ Call your vet

Humans Can Spread Equine InfluenzaHumans can’t get equine flu, but we can carry it 😷Hands, boots, jackets and equipment ...
11/05/2026

Humans Can Spread Equine Influenza

Humans can’t get equine flu, but we can carry it 😷

Hands, boots, jackets and equipment can all move the virus between horses.

Good ventilation, in your horse’s stable, helps reduce airborne spread of respiratory viruses.Clean, well aired stables ...
10/05/2026

Good ventilation, in your horse’s stable, helps reduce airborne spread of respiratory viruses.

Clean, well aired stables support healthier lungs and healthier horses.

Small Hygiene Steps, Big Impact Simple actions make a huge difference:✅ Clean and disinfect equipment✅ Don’t share bucke...
09/05/2026

Small Hygiene Steps, Big Impact

Simple actions make a huge difference:

✅ Clean and disinfect equipment
✅ Don’t share buckets or tack
✅ Wash hands between horses
✅ Change clothing if handling sick horses

Many disciplines have strict flu vaccination rules and it’s always the owner’s responsibility to stay compliant.📅Check y...
08/05/2026

Many disciplines have strict flu vaccination rules and it’s always the owner’s responsibility to stay compliant.

📅Check your dates before events to avoid disappointment (or worse, risk).

Keep Vaccinations Up to Date 💉🗓Your horse needs regular boosters to maintain protection.  If you’re unsure where your ho...
07/05/2026

Keep Vaccinations Up to Date 💉🗓

Your horse needs regular boosters to maintain protection. If you’re unsure where your horse stands, your vet can help.

Please dont hesitate to give us a call on 01361 883742.

Vaccinating Still Matters 💉Vaccinating is the single most effective tool we have to reduce the severity and spread of eq...
06/05/2026

Vaccinating Still Matters 💉

Vaccinating is the single most effective tool we have to reduce the severity and spread of equine influenza.

Even vaccinated horses can be affected, but symptoms are usually milder and outbreaks are easier to control.

Address

Putton Mill
Duns
TD113HT

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+441361883266

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