At Perth Equine Vets, we know how important horses are to their owners, so your horse will only be attended by an experienced equine-only vet, whether it is in hours, or in the middle of the night.
In an emergency, dial the practice number: 01738259427 and press 9 to be transferred to the duty equine vet.
Worming based so FWEC results are vital to prevent resistance from becoming a real problem in our horse population. Blanket worming all horse regularly is no longer recommended and should be based on FWEC results,
Having access to state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment to be used at your own yard, is vital to ensure rapid diagnosis. The ultrasound, endoscope, x-ray generator and processing unit are all completely mobile, meaning
It is recommended that all horses are vaccinated, whether they go out competing or not. All horses can succumb to the fatal disease, Tetanus (lockjaw), which is preventable by a vaccination every 2 years.
At Perth Equine Vets, we know how important horses are to their owners, as everyone is just as horse-mad as you are.
Continuity of care is our practice ethos – we know how important it is to establish a trusting relationship between clients, their horses, and the vet. Therefore, we will ensure, that as much as possible, the same vet will attend your horse for recheck examinations. This vet will always be an experienced, equine-only vet. Veterinary care is individual to both owner and horse circumstances, so a blanket approach or a “one size fits all” is not appropriate in the majority of cases. Our clients trusting their vet is something that is very important to us.
We strive to offer a service where care, compassion, and excellent veterinary care are delivered in one package.
All appointments require horses to be registered with us, which is free and can be done here. Registration ensures we are familiar with the horse’s condition before treatment. It also helps maintain accurate records, which could be crucial in emergencies.
To register, you’re welcome to ring us on 01738259427 or use one of our contact forms to send an enquiry via email at info@perthequinevets.com
For emergencies, please call 01738259427 and press 9 for the duty equine vet.
For preventative procedures, and spreading the cost of preventative care, our health plan is an excellent way to keep on top of your horse’s care in a regular, controlled and reliable way.
Our plan includes the following benefits: –
It is priced at £18.97 per month, with no joining fee.
This allows for maximum coverage (even for the tightest budgets!) with a fully qualified equine vet providing assurance, support and advice on best to maintain the health of your horse.
Of course, surgeries and extraneous procedures will cost extra but, as the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure – it is far more effective to catch issues before they become significant problems, than having to dig deep into your pockets for emergency surgery later.
Typically, we suggest registering your horse before attempting to set up an appointment. This provides us with most of the details we would request anyway, and ensures the speediest response. If you have an emergency, please call us using the number highlighted above.
If you have already registered your horse, please use the button below to submit an appointment request form. We will contact you with further details!
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You can also contact us for any non-urgent enquiries via email or phone. In an emergency always call on 01738 259 427.
Raffle prizes 🙏🎁
As many of you will have seen, we have an event coming up at Netherton Equestrian Centre on Wednesday 18th March on how to rehab your horse. It is £10 per ticket with proceeds to World Horse Welfare.
We thought that a raffle would be fun as this would be a great opportunity to raise some extra money for World Horse Welfare and give the attendees a chance to win some fab stuff.
This is where you all come in…. we need some prizes to put in the raffle to help us raise this money! 🙏
If you have a prize you would like to donate, please give us a call or drop us an email and we will collect it from you.
We are hoping for the event to be a relaxed and informal evening with some great demonstrations.
To buy your ticket for this please get in touch. This is open to everyone, clients or non-clients.
A big thank you in advance as you supporting us in this raffle, helps us to help World Horse Welfare. 💖
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www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/equine-rehab-evening-tickets-1982780819807?aff=oddtdtcreator
Want to learn more about how to rehab your horse after injury or rest? 🐴
Experts in various fields are coming together to deliver talks and demonstrations on how best to successfully rehab your horse, depending on their situation.
Our own Anna Hammond, specialist equine vet and co-owner of Perth Equine Vets will be discussing the rehab process from a vet’s perspective.
Joining Anna is Diana Zajda BHSI, BDCC3 and BD list 3 Dressage judge, discussing and demonstrating things from an instructor's point of view.
We also have 2 equine physiotherapists, Catriona Goulding RAMP registered animal physiotherapist and Kim Gunstone RAMP and ACPAT chartered physiotherapist giving advice and demonstrations from a physio’s angle.
When and where?
Wednesday 18th March 2026 at Netherton Equestrian, Netherton Farm, Aberargie
Perthshire, PH2 9NE, 6.30pm start.
It is £10 per person to attend with all proceeds going to World Horse Welfare.
Snack bar will be open. ☕
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Preparing for the foaling season
Despite the awful February weather, we are looking forward to Spring and the arrival of our 2026 foals. If you are expecting a new addition in the coming months, have a look at the checklist below to make sure you are ready for any eventuality.
🐴Let us know of the due date well in advance!
🐴 Get your foaling box ready. This should be quiet, clean and well-lit. A typical guide is at least 12-14’x12-14’, depending on the size of the mare.
🐴 Keep emergency contact numbers displayed clearly.
🐴 Have a foaling kit ready. This should include:
- Clean towels
- Chlorhexidine/ soap
- Clean bucket
- Scissors
- Tail bandage
- Torch
- Disposable Gloves
- Umbilical tape/clamp
- String for tying the placenta
- Thermometer
If you have any queries regarding an upcoming foaling, please do contact us for advice.
As always we have one of our own trusted equine vets on call 24/7 so if your mare starts foaling, whether it is 2pm or 2am, we are here for you.
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Want to learn more about how to rehab your horse after injury or rest? 🐴
Experts in various fields are coming together to deliver talks and demonstrations on how best to successfully rehab your horse, depending on their situation.
Our own Anna Hammond, specialist equine vet and co-owner of Perth Equine Vets will be discussing the rehab process from a vet’s perspective.
Joining Anna is Diana Zajda BHSI, BDCC3 and BD list 3 Dressage judge, discussing and demonstrating things from an instructor's point of view.
We also have 2 equine physiotherapists, Catriona Goulding RAMP registered animal physiotherapist and Kim Gunstone RAMP and ACPAT chartered physiotherapist giving advice and demonstrations from a physio’s angle.
When and where?
Wednesday 18th March 2026 at Netherton Equestrian, Netherton Farm, Aberargie
Perthshire, PH2 9NE, 6.30pm start.
It is £10 per person to attend with all proceeds going to World Horse Welfare.
Snack bar will be open. ☕
To secure you ticket: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/equine-rehab-evening-tickets-1982780819807?aff=oddtdtcreator
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Cushing's disease testing – things are changing
For many years, Care About Cushing's have covered the cost of the lab fees for diagnostic testing of Cushing's disease.
As of February this year, they have changed this and the free diagnostic test is only available in March and April – when laminitis risk is highest; and again in September and October – when diagnostic accuracy peaks. 🧪
They are introducing a new free follow-up dose checker test 4-6 weeks after diagnosis to check the meds are working.
Annual monitoring tests remain free.
Voucher codes are required for the free tests but we will arrange this for you.
Please note, the lab fee is covered by Care About Cushing's, a visit fee and the cost of taking the sample still apply.
For more information from Care About Cushing's, please have a look at their website.
careaboutcushings.co.uk/resources/faq
If you are concerned about Cushing's disease in your horse or pony, please do get in touch. 🐴💖
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Winter weight loss
While winter is a cold and miserable time for many of us, we can use this to our advantage for overweight horses and ponies.
Some may have heard of horses 'shivering weight off’, and this may sound quite harsh, it is actually what horses' bodies were designed to do.
Winter provides a natural opportunity for horses to shed fat by using calories to keep warm. Minimising rug use helps prevent metabolic issues and laminitis. Use the lightest possible rug (0g–100g) only during extreme cold/rain, or consider not rugging at all. A bib or trace clip can help them burn even further calories and prevent excessive sweating during ridden exercise.
If you are worried about your horse being overweight and would like some tips on how to help them lose this, please do contact us.
We also offer free weight clinics for 5 or more horses being weighed at the same yard. Have a look at our website for more information.
www.perthequinevets.com/weight-clinics/
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