A Warm Welcome to Kessock Equine Vets!We are the Highlands only dedicated equine veterinary practice, providing a great value, caring service to over 3600 registered horses, ponies and donkeys. Every month, our practice is growing and we welcome new clients anytime. All of our staff are passionate about horses, equine welfare and equestrian sport. Kessock Equine Vets was formed in January 2004 and we have grown to employ four full-time vets and one part time veterinary surgeon. Our purpose built equine clinic was completed in June 2007 and we provide the areas only 24-hour equine-only service with in-patient facilities as well as our very popular mobile service throughout the central Highlands and Moray. Our vets only treat horses, so you can be assured of that extra level of expertise and knowledge that comes with working with horses 100% of the time!
We provide a free zone visit service where we visit you for no visit fee on set days of the week, please call us for further information. Correct advice on the care of your horse is always available on the end of the phone - please call us at anytime. Our dental service is the best there is - we provide all types of equine dentistry from basic rasping to extractions and treatment of diastema and periodontal disease, at affordable prices. Please do call for further information. |
LATEST NEWSFive-pound off promotionWe now have a long-term offer of £5 off, when vaccines and dental work is performed at the same time. Please call for details. Training CoursesAll of our veterinary staff attend continuing education to keep abreast of the latest developments in equine medicine. There is some in-house training on clinical pathology in February 2010 and Louise is attending an advanced breeding course in March. Chris attended an advanced radiology course in London and Louise recently completed her FEI course earlier last summer. Caroline and Louise attended the BEVA conference in Birmingham in September and Keith presented a lecture on eye disease there. Keith attended the London Vet conference in November and we also attended a horse rescue course in October.
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