VT Vets

VT Vets Equine Sport Horse and Stud Veterinarians.

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🔑Congratulations to our very own Phoebe on purchasing her first home 🪴It’s taken a few months, but she finally let us in...
08/05/2025

🔑Congratulations to our very own Phoebe on purchasing her first home 🪴It’s taken a few months, but she finally let us in for a 👀 around 🥰

A day of firsts for 2025!Congratulations to  for her first Sports Horse foal of the season by her own Stallion  . This m...
03/04/2025

A day of firsts for 2025!

Congratulations to for her first Sports Horse foal of the season by her own Stallion .

This morning we also collected Ginny’s second Stallion for an outside client.

The answer!Congratulations Jenny Kew who spotted that the navicular bone was not present. Non ossification of equine neo...
27/03/2025

The answer!

Congratulations Jenny Kew who spotted that the navicular bone was not present.

Non ossification of equine neonatal bones is usually noted in the cuboidal tarsal (hock) and carpal (knee) bones. This case of the non ossification of the navicular bone in a neonatal foal is more rare, thought to be caused by vascular disturbances during foetal growth. There is no known treatment.

Friday afternoon quiz!Clinical history: new born foal with severe lameness noted at 48 hours old. No evidence of joint i...
21/03/2025

Friday afternoon quiz!

Clinical history: new born foal with severe lameness noted at 48 hours old. No evidence of joint ill (septic joint). Umbilicus scanned within normal limits. Blood work within normal limits. These radiographs confirm the diagnosis.

Add your differential diagnoses and prognosis in the comments below. Answer to follow next week!

Unilateral nasal discharge (with occasional blood)An interesting case involving a 19 year old hunter with a known grade ...
19/03/2025

Unilateral nasal discharge (with occasional blood)

An interesting case involving a 19 year old hunter with a known grade IV systolic heart murmur. Head x-rays were inconclusive but endoscopy of the ethmoid turbinates revealed an enlarged mass. This horse was referred to Equine Dental Clinic Ltd in Dorset who carried out further diagnostics, including a head CT scan. This differentiated this circular mass to be a nasal cyst as apposed to an ethmoid hematoma. then performed a standing sinus flap surgery to remove the cyst. Many thanks to the team at the EDC who have provided our client with these beautiful CT images. The prognosis is good.

💉FEI VACCINE RULES💉 All FEI registered horses now need to have their vaccinations recorded on the FEI HorseApp.Please en...
19/02/2025

💉FEI VACCINE RULES💉

All FEI registered horses now need to have their vaccinations recorded on the FEI HorseApp.

Please ensure your horse is registered on the FEI HorseApp and the previous vaccine is uploaded. This can be done by anyone associated with the horse and needs to be done before you book in for your next vaccine.

FEI HorseApp: https://inside.fei.org/fei/your-role/it-services/mobile-apps/fei-horse-app

Add previous vaccines: https://howto.fei.org/content/20/304/en/how-to-register-a-historical-vaccination-on-the-fei-horseapp.html

For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact our office.

Address

Park Farm, Kirtlington
Kidlington
OX53JQ

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+441869228731

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