Becka Davies pet services

12/05/2026

Clementine just wants to show you all her moustache … she’s very proud of it

My little bearded lady 😘🥰😂

08/05/2026

𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐋𝐘𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐇𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒

Living with Cushing's disease and Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) can be challenging for both horses and owners, but early diagnosis and good management make a 𝐁𝐈𝐆 difference.

Watching for signs like laminitis, unusual fat deposits, long curly coats, or changes in energy levels can help catch problems sooner. With the right diet, exercise, and veterinary care, many horses with EMS or Cushing’s can continue to live happy, comfortable lives.🐴

07/05/2026

✨🐾🐶🐴 Polite reminder 🐴🐶🐾✨

I am SO thankful for each and every one of you but, Please please, book as early as possible!
I can’t re arrange days and week at a time for such short notice!
I try not to take anymore bookings once the month has started, for that month as it leaves me cutting out my lunch breaks, cancelling personal appointments and plans.

I can work around most things with enough notice!
Bank holidays are especially busy, as are weekends and half terms!

I’d rather you sent me a huge list of dates way in advance than have to say I can’t fit you in!

Thank you all so much for always keeping me so busy! I appreciate you all, I Just need a little more notice! 🫶

Ps- shift workers don’t panic, a months rota in advance is more than sufficient and you are all safe 🙏🏻

The following dates I am CLOSED for any buisness, including admin & replys

23/24/25 MAY
6th&7th JUNE
11th JUNE PM.

Thank you ♥️

27/04/2026

A whole year of you 🧡

Cannot believe you’ve been home a year! The sweetest most genuine pony I could have bought home.

Cannot thank Jade Gregory Equine Services enough for finding Clementine!

She’s something special for sure 💕

26/04/2026

Poppy would like to show you her ball…

You can look

You cannot take

Poppy’s ball 💙😂😂

24/04/2026

Strongly advising to vaccinate every 6 months, with the virus being able to spread up to 3 miles airborn is absolutely wild!

Keep eachother safe ♥️

We are currently seeing a rise in confirmed cases of equine influenza across the country, and locally.

Equine influenza is a highly contagious viral disease that can cause:
• Coughing
• Nasal discharge
• ⁠Lethargy
• ⁠Fever

Vaccinated horses that are exposed to the virus typically show no signs or only mild symptoms — highlighting just how important vaccination is.

The virus can spread airborne for up to 3 miles, including from horses in transport, so even those that don’t leave the yard remain at risk.

Protection matters:Research shows immunity from vaccination can begin to decline after around 6 months. During periods of increased risk, it’s strongly recommended that horses who haven’t been vaccinated within this timeframe receive a booster.

If in doubt please contact the clinic to discuss with one of our vets.
01487 773333

09/04/2026

You cannot tell me this lady doesn’t know that today is her birthday / gotcha day.

Libby is litterally the reason this buisness exists because I wanted to take her with me as much as I could!

7 years with you, couldn’t even imagine life without you.

Happy birthday Libby 🥺💕

08/04/2026

Poppy wanted to formally introduce herself to the bully breed lovers out here
I know there are a few of you on here 😉

Welcome aboard you beautiful little lady 😍🥰

17/03/2026

Ive posted this before but let this remind u!

Dont leave fleeces on overnight on clipped horses.

They grab at the short hair like velcro, theyre uncomfortable at best, and the irritation can cause hives.

08/03/2026

This is so important!

As much as clipping is often required for ridden equines to keep them comfortable... some societies of our uk natives frown upon it in youngstock.
They should be left "natural".

Our climates are changing. Its milder, its wetter.

We have horses in fields sweating getting matted from the constant moisture, uncomfortable in their own skin, but people are being penalised for clipping those too.

Isn't it time we moved out the dark ages in the name of welfare?

This youngster had some lice.
He was clipped so treatment could be adequately applied.

As you can see from his back, he also had rainscald. These little round guys are particularly prone to it as they're round and often have a channel along the back where the water sits and doesnt run off.

If we had not clipped him the issue would get worse.
He couldn't be rugged without clipping because that would make him too hot.
How else to treat? Clip, treat, and rug so he can stay in the field with his friends...or keep him stabled until his skin is better.

Which option do you think he would prefer?

24/02/2026

Tongue out Tuesdays 😝