Bell Equine is seeking an experienced stud vet for the 2024 season, initially from April through to August, with the potential for this to become a permanent role. The caseload would mainly consist of chilled and frozen inseminations, natural cover, and embryo transfer in addition to neonatal foal care at our yards. Bell Equine has developed a strong and varied reproductive caseload with a significant majority being managed at our clinic and supported by our specific stud team. This position wou

Anglesey Lodge Equine Hospital is seeking a full-time board-certified or board-eligible internal medicine specialist (ACVIM or ECEIM) or clinician with internal medicine experience to join our full-service equine hospital at Friarstown, Co. Kildare, Ireland R51 HK85. The successful applicant will share in-hospital internal medicine responsibilities ( 1 in 3 rota) with our current ECEIM board eligible internist, and join a team of three board-certified surgeons, twelve ambulatory veterinarians,

Are you an experienced equine vet with a passion for horses and people? If the answer is yes then please read on! We have an opportunity for someone to come and join our fabulous team in beautiful Scotland. Whilst we may be bias there really is no better place to live and work! We have an amazing team, wonderful clients and patients, a purpose built clinic with full surgical facilities and can give you the opportunity to do equine veterinary work as it should be done, in a supportive and happy e

Places are filling up fast for both of BEVA’s new professional CPD days at ExCeL London, which coincides with the first two full days of the London International Horse Show on Thursday 14th and Friday 15th December 2023. The new initiative combines the excitement of the equestrian world’s favourite Christmas extravaganza with outstanding professional development. The focus for this first year’s CPD is the complicated nature of unsoundness and how teamwork can help horses keep p

For those who’ve not attended in the past, SPVS is a not-for-profit organisation for everyone within the veterinary industry – including equine vets - providing a wide range of advice, guidance and support for its members. Their 2024 Congress is taking place at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole from 9.00am on 25 January to 4.15pm on 27 January 2024 and has been developed for all members of the practice team to help ensure practices are happy, sustainable, profitable and productive pla

BEVA has recognised excellence in the profession with two prestigious post-Congress Awards: Julia Shrubb has won the Sam Hignett Award and Victoria South has won the HBLB Award. Julia Shrubb, a vet at Ashbrook Equine Hospital in Cheshire, won the Sam Hignett Award for the presentation of the clinical research entitled "Understanding UK parasite control practices: A horse owner survey" the abstract of which was recently published in the Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ). Julia’s pri

Budding peer-reviewers are being offered the opportunity to learn new skills in a recently launched peer-review mentorship program. The program connects experienced reviewers with potential mentees to strengthen their peer-reviewing skills and expand their professional development. The initiative is led by Veterinary Evidence, an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal published by RCVS Knowledge. Once registered on the peer-review system, the mentee and mentor will be assigned to a relevant

BEVA Sustainability Group member Julia Shrubb discusses sustainability in equine wound management. Bandaging is often a key part to wound management and results in large volumes of waste. There are also significant environmental costs, using energy and resources, to produce, transport and dispose of bandaging materials. Many people do not stop to consider what happens to waste once it has been put in the bin. There are of course financial and environmental costs to disposing of anything. “

Joint founder of the National Equine Forum (NEF), Prof R. H. Graham Suggett OBE sadly passed away on Tuesday 7th November 2023, following a long illness. Graham founded the National Equine Forum, together with the late Prof Sir Colin Spedding OBE and the late Mr Arthur George MBE. The three met in 1991 at the Royal Show to talk about how to assist the horse and pony industry, and the following year discussions were held to identify ways in which it could ‘speak with one voice’. Sub