Laser Therapy
We are proud to offer regenerative class IV laser therapy in the comfort of your horse’s stable.
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We are proud to offer regenerative class IV laser therapy in the comfort of your horse’s stable.
Our vets all have a keen interest in lameness and poor performance investigation and we can perform work-ups on your yard. Our veterinary team take part in regular clinical meetings to allow spread of current knowledge in all fields, but particularly equine lameness.
As part of your horse’s treatment plan for orthopaedic issues we may recommend biological (regenerative) therapy. This may be in combination with a surgical procedure, or biological therapy alone.
GVG Brooks Equine offer mobile diagnostic services allowing further investigation of your horse’s problem to take place in the comfort of their own stable, removing the need to travel your horse into a clinic or hospital for investigation.
Gastroscopy Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) can cause a wide variety of symptoms in horses, such as poor performance, behaviour changes, colic, weight loss, nervousness, aggression as well as resentment of girthing, leg aids or grooming. Gastroscopy can be performed on the yard for horses with suspicion of Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS). This involves […]
Our experienced vets at GVG Brooks equine will be able to carry out one of two types of vetting on behalf of our own clients and on behalf of non-registered clients.
GVG Brooks Equine can offer investigation and advice if your horse or pony develops a medical problem, whether it an endocrine (hormone) disease such as PPID (Cushings), a heart murmur, an eye problem, a gastrointestinal issue or weight loss for example, we can help.
Our reproduction services are led by Dr Meagan Burbury, who holds the post graduate Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice, specializing in Equine Stud Medicine.
We understand the need for affordable routine veterinary care for your horses. For this reason we offer zone visits for some routine work. These are set days where a vet is in a particular area for short duration appointments of no longer than 20 minutes, where a visit fee of only £15 applies.
All horses, ponies, donkeys and related species are required by law to have a passport. This allows identification of the horse and gives information on the individual’s status at the end of its life. If the animal is intended for human consumption this restricts what medication they can receive, all of which must be documented in the passport.
Vaccination of your horse, pony or donkey is a vital part of an overall preventative healthcare plan. We recommend vaccination against influenza and tetanus as minimum, and if you are competing you may require proof of vaccination.
You must hold an export health certificate to export horses, ponies and donkeys. The regulations differ depending on the destination country.
We understand how important it is to have a friendly and knowledgeable vet available to see your horse, pony or donkey no matter the time of day or night. We have partnered with another local independent equine veterinary practice (Priory Veterinary Surgeons) to provide a 24/7 emergency service while allowing our team to have the […]