Why Dry Weather Followed by Rain Could Trigger Laminitis in Your Horse – And How You Can Act Early After weeks of dry weather, your paddocks might look parched. But when the rain finally arrives, the grass will grow rapidly…
As Scotland enjoys (and endures) an unusually hot, dry spell, many of us are welcoming the sunshine. But as equine vets, we’re looking a few steps ahead—and what comes next could mean increased risk for your horse. 🌧️ When the…
🐴 Spot the Hidden Horse – Website Easter Egg Hunt We’ve hidden a small horse icon on five pages in our Practice section — can you spot one? From June to August 2025, anyone who finds a hidden horse and…
Whether you’re purchasing your first horse or adding to your yard, a pre-purchase examination (vetting) is one of the most important steps in making an informed decision. At Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice, we carry out thorough and objective assessments…
Expert Equine Veterinary Services Now in East Kilbride We’re proud to share that Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice now offers routine and emergency equine veterinary services in East Kilbride and the surrounding area. Following growing interest from horse owners and…
Now Visiting Stirling — Equine Veterinary Care Closer to You We are delighted to announce that Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice now offers routine and emergency equine veterinary care in Stirling and nearby areas. As part of our commitment to…
Now Visiting Johnstone and West of Glasgow Glasgow Equine Practice Now Serving Johnstone and Surrounding Areas. We are pleased to confirm that Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice is now able to offer equine veterinary visits to Johnstone and the west…
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- University of Glasgow • Weipers Centre
- 464 Bearsden Road • G61 1QH
- Phone: 0141 330 5999
- Email: vet-equine@glasgow.ac.uk
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Serving Glasgow and Central Scotland
Glasgow Equine Hospital & Practice provides first opinion and referral equine veterinary services across Glasgow and the wider Central Scotland area. Our regular call-out areas include Glasgow, Stirling, Falkirk, Kirkintilloch, Johnstone, Paisley, Inchinnan, Uddingston, Cumbernauld, East Kilbride, Helensburgh and Drymen.
We also offer 24/7 emergency cover for registered clients.
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