blitznbobs
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Hi does anyone know a decent horse vet near Worcester?
#fingerscrossed
Thanks
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#fingerscrossed
Thanks
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Horse vet
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JanetGeorge
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Three Counties Equine Hospital. I'm not close enough to them for routine call-outs - they are my referral vets. But they do all the normal stuff at your place too. Not a bad vet there - although Liam Kearns and Mark Georgetti are my personal favourites. And Neil Townsend is BRILLIANT at bad mouth problems. https://www.tceh.co.uk/
DabDab
Thinks the luddites had a point...
splashgirl45
Lurcher lover
does this mean you have found a potential new horse? good luck if it is.....
JanetGeorge
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I got lumbered with them when the equine/farm section of Vales merged with them. The worst 18 months of my horse life - they are now my ex-vets - be warned - useless at teeth and useless at scanning in-foal mares. This is my: "malformed conceptus with no heartbeat."
blitznbobs
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This is for a sales vetting only
blitznbobs
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Beautiful baby
DabDab
Thinks the luddites had a point...
JanetGeorge
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A sales vetting is ruddy important. I would definitely try for Mark or Liam at 3 Counties - they KNOW their horses. They won't miss anything but they won't fail a horse based on a teensy imperfection.
And he IS a beautiful baby - I sweated and sweated until he was born - expecting him to be deformed. I'd sacked them before he was born - so he HAD to be called Indigo Final Saga (Finlet for short.) Bold as brass he is too.
splashgirl45
Lurcher lover
JG, he is lovely....
oldie48
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My vets are three Counties Equine hospital. TBH all of the partners are very experienced, I also rate John Campbell very highly. John is vetting Rose for me on Wednesday. What and where are you buying?
John is a partner at three counties.
John is a partner at three counties.
JanetGeorge
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Only problem with him is he is SO bold! Last week, a lost toss pot driver came down our drive - right past their field. I caught him and made him reverse out - huge lorry (it took down my neighbour's power line) - and who was right on the fence line saying: 'Did you bring me food?' And tossing a big bale over the fence off the front loader is a nightmare - you stand their and jiggle the tip until he moves enough for it to be dropped safely.
blitznbobs
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Hopefully an pure bred Irish draught gelding - he’s very handsome and does everything I need ... I have all appendages crossed that he passes - having lost sales on 4 in a row now I’m hoping that this one is a stayer... and yes he’s grey .. but I’ll just have to invest in a horse shampoo company!
splashgirl45
Lurcher lover
fingers and toes crossed for you blitznbobs