09 Jul 2025 - 09 Jul 2025

Clinical Catch-Up: Ethically Restricting Feed Intake

Join us for our July Clinical Catch-Up, where Liane Pershaw will be discussing how we can walk the line and keep owners on board with weight loss techniques such as dieting.

Course dates

09 Jul 2025 20:00 - 09 Jul 2025 21:00

Online Course, BEVA , CB7 5LQ

About the webinar

As requested by you, our July Clinical Catch-Up will look at how we balance the need to restrict grazing in obese or insulin dysregulated ponies with their "right to roam" and freedom. We're increasingly recognising the stress that can be caused by individual stabling for horses and their owners but we also know that laminitis is a significant welfare issue. Join Liane Pershaw to discuss how we can walk the line and keep owners on board with weight loss techniques such as dieting.

BEVA Clinical Catch-Ups are an informal, friendly place for equine vet professionals to learn and share knowledge with one another.

This event is available exclusively for BEVA members, free of charge.

We hope to see you online soon.

You can watch back previous Clinical Catch-Ups on the BEVA Online Learning Platform.

Our speakers

• Liane Pershaw

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