Chine House Equine Hospital

03/06/2026

Help Chine House Veterinary Hospital raise money to support Lymphoma Action

01/04/2026

❗️NEW DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE❗️
After keeping a secret fo a few weeks now… We are very excited to introduce our latest tool: Equine Excuse Analysis (EEA)
Using advanced behavioural algorithms, we can now accurately identify whether your horse:
- Can’t do the work
- Won’t do the work
- Or simply can’t be bothered.
Each report provides a full breakdown of your horse’s most commonly used excuses, including:
- ”The ground feels weird”
- ”That leaf moved”
- ”I forgot how to trot”

📊Early findings show 87% of horses display symptoms only when asked to work harder.

Appointments available from April 1st.
(Please note: horses with a strong sense of drama may show exaggerated results)👀

27/03/2026

We’re looking to help one of our clients who’s in need of a Flexineb nebulizer.

If you have one you’d be willing to sell or loan, please get in touch with Vikki in the Equine Pharmacy on 01509 812445.

Thank you for your support

21/02/2026

On the 22nd of February, Sofia, the daughter of former Chine House partner John Coope and Nottingham Vet Student, Chota, will be running the Leicestershire Half Marathon🏃‍♀️
They’re raising money for Parkinsons, in memory of John Coope. He really loved running and spent so much of his time doing it while he still could.

If you can donate or even just share, it would mean a lot. Thank you so much.
https://www.justgiving.com/page/sofia-coope-1?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL&utm_campaign=021

13/02/2026

*Graphic Content*
EOTRH in horses 🐴🦷
•What is it?
EOTRH (Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis) is a dental condition that affects mainly the incisors and canine teeth of older horses.
•Cause: The exact cause is still unknown, but it’s likely multifactorial (a mix of different factors).
•Treatment: currently, the most effective treatment is extraction of the affected teeth.
This is usually done under standing sedation with local anaesthetic.
•Recovery:
-Extraction sites can look quite dramatic at first, but they usually heal within weeks.
-Horses cope very well and return to their normal routine and level of work quickly.
-Some horses may let their tongue hang slightly after surgery – this is purely cosmetic and doesn’t cause them problems.
-Looking ahead: We hope our understanding of EOTRH will continue to improve over the coming years.

Thank you to the owners who’ve allowed us to share their horses’ photos.
We’d also love to hear how other horses are getting on after EOTRH treatment 💬🦷

06/02/2026

A big thank you to all that attended the Gastric ulcers evening last night. We hope you enjoyed it and found it helpful.

03/02/2026

**Graphic clips** A look behind the scenes of equine surgery!🐴🩺
This patient underwent general anaesthetic to have a large cyst removed from his upper lip. In this case, the cyst was sent off to an external lab for further evaluation. Watch till the end for the pop!
**All blood has been coloured grey**

02/02/2026

This is "Chine House Equine Hospital - Internship Programme" by VetPartners on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

30/01/2026

Don't forget the 5th February, and please let us know if you are coming by either commenting on here, email or phone.

🐴 Equine Gastric Ulcers Evening 🐴
Open to everyone, not just our clients!
Join us on the 5th of February for an informative evening on scoping, solutions and feeding strategies.
It’s free to attend – please let us know you’re coming!
📞Contact us to book your FREE place:
01509812445 l [email protected]

27/01/2026

Follow our new TikTok page to see behind the scenes and the fun stuff! - 🐴