Equine vets are doing joint medications again

Tiddlypom

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I may be behind the loop on this, and maybe you lot know this anyway, but my equine vet practice (and presumably other practices too) are performing joint medications again. A useful thing to know for those of us with wonky horses.

My regular vet is back working again after being furloughed, and she is coming out to do 3 x annual flu jabs later this month. I asked about getting blood pulls for ACTH assays for the PPID duo, and that is fine to do as the vet is already coming out for the flu jabs, but a vet wouldn’t currently come out just for the blood pull.

So things are slowly getting back on track.
 

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My vets are pretty much back to normal now.
I'm not sure about call outs as I go to them.
I had to call to say I was there and had unloaded and they came and collected her off the box. I wasn't allowed to watch the diagnostics/procedures/go into the yard or office which were the main changes.
(This was for suspensories to be medicated- we didn't actually end up doing them due to other issues but it's what we were originally booked in for)

My mum has thankfully been able to continue with a lameness work up for hers (as well as emergency call outs for laminitis then an ulcerated eye ? )

Fingers crossed there will be some normality for others too :)
 

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Yes my vet is back to normal carrying out joint medication, also another vets coming to take xrays this week for a friends horse.
 
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