10 February 2026

Dr. Lisa Fortier, long-time equine surgeon and clinician-scientist at Cornell University and now Editor-in-Chief of JAVMA and AJVR, has devoted much of her career to understanding and treating OA. In conversation with us, she highlighted how the understanding of the disease has shifted over time, and what veterinarians can do to improve outcomes in practice today.

9 February 2026

A 10-year-old Arabian gelding presented with lameness following a trail ride. Imaging confirmed moderate osteoarthritis and a subchondral cystic lesion in the left front fetlock.

5 February 2026

Dr. Will French discusses trust, communication, and how objective gait analysis supports better lameness care.

16 December 2025

As a senior lecturer in equine surgery at the Royal Veterinary College, Andy Fiske-Jackson brings deep clinical, teaching and research experience to the field of equine orthopaedics. This January, he leads VetPD’s new online series Objective Gait Analysis – From Technology to Clinical Application, which Sleip is proud to support.

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.