Prevent and protect: essential equine vaccinations
with Philip Ivens and Lucy Grieve
Are your horses’ vaccinations up to date? Routine vaccination helps prevent and protect your horse from disease, but how do vaccines work and why are they important?
On Wednesday 12th February, we were delighted to be joined by vet Philip Ivens who provided answers to these very important questions. Philip explored a range of diseases that could affect your horse’s health, and the role that vaccines play in preventing them including vaccinations to protect from equine influenza, tetanus, Equine Herpes Virus and strangles. Philip was joined by British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Veterinary Projects Officer, Lucy Grieve to answer your questions in a live Q&A.
