Melissa Ewing veterinary physiotherapist

19/08/2024

04/07/2023

Education video on fascia! Very interesting.

21/07/2022

Important to recognise these signs and take action when needed!

12/12/2021

Our advice is to never give your dog any chocolate at all. Nevertheless, on occasion, our determined dogs do sometimes manage to get a hold of some chocolate on their own – particularly at this time of year when we tend to have more chocolate goodies around.

Check out our handy chocolate infographic to find out how much chocolate could be toxic to your dog.

28/10/2021

Very interesting!

13/08/2021

Useful Advise!

03/08/2021

Miss Brinkley enjoying her massage! 💕

20/04/2021

Something to be very aware about!

We have diagnosed several cases of Equine Grass Sickness over the last couple of weeks.

We still don’t know the cause of this devastating disease, but there are several risk factors, in addition to grazing, that we know can predispose horses to developing Equine Grass Sickness.

The peak months for Equine Grass Sickness are April, May and June, and the recent spell of dry but cool and frosty weather may have created ideal conditions for the disease.

Horses at particular risk include young adult equids (especially those aged 1-9 years), new arrivals and overweight animals; there is also a suspicion that native breed ponies may be at higher risk than other breeds.

Whilst the spell of cool dry weather continues, we suggest that owners be cautious about turning out young adult horses onto new pastures.

If you have any concerns or would like further advice, please don’t hesitate to contact us on 01622 813700.

You can find more information about Equine Grass Sickness on our website (https://www.bellequine.co.uk/faqs/equine-grass-sickness), and some useful links to more information about the disease, including some information on the recently launched Moredun Foundation Equine Grass Sickness Fund, which Bell Equine are supporting.

18/04/2021

Love this picture of a microscopic cross section of spring grass, now you can understand why horses go abit silly 😀😀

15/04/2021

So pleased to be back visiting the Gorgeous 3 legged Joe again 💕

31/03/2021

Brinkley, a very wonky dog but so much better with physio and going forward some proprioception exercises! Such a sweetie 💕

03/12/2020

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