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Equine services

Our knowledgeable equine team offers a host of ambulatory services for horses across Cornwall

Our services

A vet in protective gear takes an X-ray of a horse’s leg inside a stable, using portable equipment and positioning the horse’s leg on wooden blocks.

Our team provides a 24-hour mobile emergency service for equine clients.

A vet wearing gloves and a helmet examines the hind leg of a brown horse outdoors on a grassy area, whilst another person holds the horse by a lead rope in the background.

We have years of experience of vetting horses for a range of intended uses.

A person in a blue helmet watches as another person leads a dark brown horse on a lunge rein in an outdoor riding arena on a cloudy day.

If your horse’s movement is limited or uncomfortable, our experienced vets can investigate and diagnose issues.

A person in a blue waistcoat operates an ultrasound machine, looking at an image on the monitor. Protective waistcoats hang on the wall nearby, and part of an animal is visible in the lower right corner.

We can use diagnostic equipment such as x-ray machines and ultrasound scanners to quickly diagnose health issues in your horse.

A woman wearing a blue helmet and stethoscope gently pats a brown horse on the head as it looks out from a wooden stable window.

Gastroscopy is used to assess the stomach of horses and to diagnose potential issues such as ulcers.

A person wearing white gloves injects a needle with a syringe into the dark fur of an animal, possibly a cow or horse, suggesting a veterinary procedure or medical treatment.

We offer castration services for horses, ponies and donkeys, and can perform the procedure either standing under light sedation, or under general anaesthetic.

A vet wearing gloves and a blue helmet marked Rosevean Veterinary Practice examines the neck of a white horse in a stable.

We can provide all vaccinations necessary to keep your horse safe and healthy.

A grey horse stands in a wooden stall, peering out over the half-door inside a rustic stable with open doors and various equipment visible in the background.

Routine dental care is an essential part of all horses’ wellbeing and primary care programmes.

A woman with a stethoscope around her neck works at the open tailgate of a vehicle, reviewing paperwork outdoors on a sunny day. Supplies and a cup are visible nearby, and trees are in the background.

We offer a wide range of clinical pathology services, including haematology, worm egg counts, urinalysis, parasitic skin scrapings and bacteriological culture.

A person holds a tablet displaying an X-ray image of a spine whilst standing outdoors on a grassy path. The person is touching the screen, and part of their upper body is visible.

Endoscopy is used to visualise and evaluate otherwise inaccessible areas of the upper respiratory tract.

A person in boots leads a dark horse by a rope in an outdoor paddock, whilst another person in a blue helmet and vest observes from the foreground. Trees and a fence line the background under a cloudy sky.

We offer an equine stud medicine service, and we are British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) approved for artificial insemination of fresh and chilled semen.

Two horses graze in a green field. Both are wearing protective rugs. The foreground horse has a dark coat, while the background horse is lighter. Trees and shrubs line the field in the background.

Saying goodbye is never an easy thing to do. Our aim is to help support you and provide a dignified, peaceful end for your horse

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