Information for Clients

We have written numerous information sheets for our clients and we often refer to these when we are out on visits, or discharging patients from the surgery. Please follow the links in the box opposite where you can view the information or download a 'pdf' file for storage or printing out. If you do not have a 'pdf' file reader - click on the image below and you can download a free reader.

Newsletters

We write newsletters approximately quarterly which are always available in reception. You can also follow the links opposite to our current and past newsletters which are also available in 'pdf' format.

Client Evenings and Open Days

We run regular client evenings at local venues around our practice area. Client evenings are usually held during the winter months and are an opportunity for clients to come and listen to us and visiting speakers presenting short talks on topical issues. Past topics have included breeding mares, modern dentistry, first aid, the animal rescue division of the Fire and Rescue Service and equine colic.

Please e-mail us if you would like to suggest future topics or automatically receive invitations to future client evenings.

Next client evenings

Wednesday 10th March 2010 - The Hubb, Verwood

"Equine Sarcoids and Common Skin Diseases"

Thursday 8th April 2010 - St Leonards Hotel - NEW DATE

"Brood Mare and Artificial Insemination"

Click here for more details.

Barn Equine Surgery News

£104 was collected at the client evening on Thursday 28th January 2010 at Beaulie Village Hall this will be donated to "Riding for the Disabled". Many thanks to all our clients for contributing to this worthwhile cause.

07.03.08 Planning permission accepted!
Following our planning application to expand our site at Three Legged Cross we have now been granted planning permission in full to add eight extra stables, a menage, double the size of the car park and internal building for new examination areas, operating theatre and diagnostic suite.

05.02.08 Planning application submitted to East Dorset District Council
We have now submitted plans to expand our practice. We have become increasingly short of space as we have grown, and added more equipment such as our new bone scanner (scintigraphy suite). We also require more stables as our surgical and medical caseload increases.