A new scientific study using Sleip focusing on sustainable orthopaedic health in horses through movement monitoring, training regimens and rest has been granted a research grant.
With this new function vets can now easily document the block(s) performed. The blocks are connected to specific recordings that can be compared to a baseline.
We're happy to announce our participation in the International Conference on Canine and Equine Locomotion (ICEL9) and Locomotion in Practice 2023.
Filipe Braganca, DVM, PhD, assistant professor with the Utrecht University, has joined Sleip's R&D team to focus on development of biomechanical aspects.
The new comparison functionality allows you to view and quantify changes in asymmetry. Clear graphical comparisons as well as percentage change between one recording and another make it easier to monitor horses over time or compare data before and after intervention.
Sleip, a leading equine health and performance technology provider, is proud to announce its support for the Equine Gait Analysis Society’s (EGAS) post-graduate training for vets.
The full study confirming the capabilities Sleip in detecting lameness in horses has been published in the open access journal Animals.
The international equestrian event Jumping Amsterdam draws some of the world’s best riders, for four days of dressage and show jumping competitions, including FEI world cup events.
Positive responses all around following a new approach to vet checks at the equestrian event “Nextquestrian”, held at Manege de Hooge Weg in Raalte, the Netherlands last Friday.