1 December 2025

Three months ago, Pol Abril Casellas left a large practice job and set up on his own in rural North Yorkshire. It was a bold move, but for Pol it was also a chance to build something that felt true to him: an ambulatory practice that is modern, efficient, and grounded in evidence.

18 November 2025

We caught up with three of Belgium’s top equine vets on objective gait analysis — and their verdict is clear: there’s no good reason not to use it. With leading orthopaedic specialists already setting the standard, objective gait analysis is becoming as natural a diagnostic tool for vets as the X-ray.

5 November 2025

Giorgio Ricardi first arrived at Donnington Grove in 2016, and the clinic acquired their first sensor-based objective gait analysis system shortly after that. “I’ve been using gait analysis ever since,” he says.

7 September 2025

Based in Staffordshire and Shropshire, United Kingdom, Marc Jerram has made a name for himself as a skilled farrier specialising in corrective cases and lameness issues. With over 25 years of experience, he’s not only a farrier but also an author, lecturer, and examiner, deeply involved in the equine industry from multiple perspectives.

19 August 2025

At Horsedoc, an equine clinic in Denmark, raising awareness around lameness is central to the mission. Led by experienced veterinarian Peter Hjuler, the team focuses not just on treating lameness, but on helping owners spot subtle signs earlier, before issues escalate.

26 July 2025

Looking after any animal is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly. However, we have to remember that the things we value as human beings are not necessarily what our horses want. A mud-caked horse living with friends on a pasture with shelter from the elements is likely to be quite content. But what of the sport horse?