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Equine Vets based in Devon, UK

A very Merry Christmas from all of us at Tor Equin

A very Merry Christmas from all of us at Tor Equine!
#itschristmas #vets #oncall #equinevets

One of our amazing vets Richard Frost has been nom

One of our amazing vets Richard Frost has been nominated for the ‘Vet of the Year’ @petplan_uk Veterinary Awards 2020, meaning he has been nominated every year since starting @torequinevets! Head over to our Facebook page to see the whole post.
#veterinaryawards #petplan #vetoftheyearnominee #equinevet

I hope you are enjoying a selection of our Christm

I hope you are enjoying a selection of our Christmas Calendar, to see December’s count down so far and to meet more of our patients, like Pearl- who is currently being treated for sarcoids, then head over to our Facebook Page ‘Tor Equine Veterinary Practice’.

Down to single figures now! 9 days to go! Today w

Down to single figures now! 9 days to go!
Today we have our very own Holly's Horses!! Most of you will have had many a phone call with Holly but as she is situated in the office, very few of you have actually met her. If you are passing by over the festive period, please do pop in to meet Holly and Pixie (She's not a great office guard dog but offers plenty of free kisses), and help yourself to some festive treats.
Holly and her daughter Jess, have two lovely ex-racers who they have retrained and we love to see what they get up to!

18 days to go! We received these lovely photos fr

18 days to go!
We received these lovely photos from Olivia who owns Amber (chestnut) and Wizzy (grey), who is 27 years old! The first picture shows Amber smiling when she met Richard for annual vaccinations. They are very low maintenance patients but Olivia routinely drops samples in to the office for Faecal Worm Egg Counts to ensure they are only wormed when necessary.
I think you'll all agree, they are very photogenic!

20 days to go! 🎄 We received today's entry from

20 days to go! 🎄
We received today's entry from Ness who sent us some lovely photo's of De. Unfortunately 2019 has not been a fantastic year for De including dental problems, colic and developing asthma. Ness explains: ‘He is not an easy patient, he gets very frightened by injections due to the many sedations for diagnostics and treatments he has needed. I appreciate all of Richard and Meisha’s hard work and patience with him and allowing me to handle him with positive reward based training and counter conditioning to treatments and examinations.’ Richard and Meisha both often work with very nervous horses and encourage positive encounters every time they meet their patients.

21 days to go. Todays entry is Finn, Finn was see

21 days to go.
Todays entry is Finn, Finn was seen a few weeks ago for a routine Dental exam. His owner Gemma commented ‘Many thanks to Meisha for doing a great job of Finn's annual mouth and teeth check! She's a great asset to Richard and the practice, so thorough and knowledgeable and has a really nice way with the ponies. Thanks again!’ We hope that Finn has a lovely Christmas Holidays with his 2 little Mummys having extra cuddles and doing some pony club activities.#horse #vet #equinevet #dentals #horseteeth #christmas #calendar

22 days to go 🎄Today’s entry is from Natash

22 days to go 🎄Today’s entry is from Natasha Wright who owns George. George has just started his eventing career with the hope of qualifying for Burghley or Badminton grassroots in the future. We recently visited George to give him a Flu Vaccination Booster to comply with the new 6 monthly competition rules.
For routine visits, such as vaccinations or dentals then we have appointments available on Tuesdays, out of working hours from 5-7pm so that you do not need to take time off.
We wish George and Tash the best of luck for 2020.

Happy 1st December. Today marks the first day of

Happy 1st December.
Today marks the first day of our Tor Equine Advent Calendar, keep an eye out every day to meet some of our clients and patients.
Below are our Christmas opening times:Mon 23rd: 8.30am - 5pm
Christmas Eve: 8.30am - 1pm
Christmas Day: CLOSED
Boxing Day: CLOSED
Fri 27th: 8.30am - 5pm
Mon 30th: 8.30am - 5pm
New Years Eve: 8.30am - 1pm
New Years Day: CLOSED
Thurs 2nd: 8.30am - 5pm
Fri 3rd: 8.30am - 5pmAs always our 24 hour emergency service will still be running over the whole of Christmas and New Year. Hopefully you won’t need to call us but if you do the number to call is 01626 819597.#christmas #vets #equinevets #horsevets

We are 3 days away from December and we just could

We are 3 days away from December and we just couldn’t wait any longer! How festive are you feeling?
Holly and Pixie have done an amazing job getting us all in the spirit and making us feel very festive 🎄#christmas #decorations #itsnevertooearly #festivefun #lights #whippet #equinevets #devon

Are you well-informed about worms? If not, head t

Are you well-informed about worms?
If not, head to the education section on our website, to read our latest fact sheet on redworms.
#veterinary #veterinarymedicine #equinevets #animaldoctor #worms #horseworms #education #vetting #wormingguide #factsheet

Don’t break your vet.... http://bit.ly/2GzCswf

Don’t break your vet.... http://bit.ly/2GzCswf

Meisha had the pleasure of meeting Sid today, who

Meisha had the pleasure of meeting Sid today, who has started on our Equine Health Plan after being bought 3 months ago.
Sid was the perfect patient and stood quietly whilst he had his health check (including eyes, heart and lungs check), vaccination and was a gentleman for his routine dental rasp under sedation (this means we can have a thorough inspection of every aspect of his mouth with minimal stress to him). Our health plan also includes regular faecal egg counts to help avoid worming your horse unnecessarily.

Meet Spirit.... (I don’t know what it is about t

Meet Spirit.... (I don’t know what it is about the inside of my van that seems to attract so many visitors?!)

It’s reasonably rare to witness a foaling and ev

It’s reasonably rare to witness a foaling and even rarer to have to assist with one. Mares don’t like to be interfered with during the foaling process so we only intervene when absolutely necessary. This evening (the rather large) Aramis required a little help coming into the world. Thankfully, all went well and he is now up and standing and drinking well. I’ve shared the video, despite being a little graphic, as there will be many people who have never seen a foal being born.

Those days when the duvet is just too warm to get

Those days when the duvet is just too warm to get out of bed....

Careful restraint of difficult or dangerous horses

Careful restraint of difficult or dangerous horses is tremendously important for the safety of your vet...

Large ulcer on the tongue caused by a stick wedged

Large ulcer on the tongue caused by a stick wedged in a gap between two teeth in the 400 arcade. As is often the case, this pony was showing almost no signs of pain. #nopaincheckagain

Our smallest patients require a scaled down versio

Our smallest patients require a scaled down version of the normal equipment. What Sir Didymus lacks in stature he certainly makes up for in personality!

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