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What is Equis

Vetlexicon Equis is the ultimate clinical information resource about the veterinary care of equidae.

It provides evidence based point of care information, thousands of articles, images, videos and sounds, hundreds of surgical and diagnostic techniques, a vast library of owner factsheets and much much more. All the information is designed to optimise your individual and practice time and confidence and naturally support your clinical protocols.

Why do you need Equis?

Vetlexicon is the world's largest peer-reviewed online clinical resource and with 5,800 components in Equis alone devised over 26 categories, having this information at your fingertips 24/7 not only saves your practice time and money by speeding up critical decision making and reducing the need for referrals, it improves client communications, trust and retention and therefore increases revenue!

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Mental Health Awareness Week: Our Pets can Help

The rise of loneliness and isolation during the coronavirus lockdown has reinforced the value that our pets can bring to our mental health, giving us attention and love, keeping us active and enabling us to keep to a routine..

18/05/2020

We Mourn the Loss of Former BSAVA President Emeritus Professor Michael Day

The BSAVA is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Emeritus Professor Michael Day, a former BSAVA President and a long standing, committed and highly respected volunteer for the veterinary profession both in the UK and overseas...

15/05/2020

Virtual Wellbeing Event

WellVet have announced that five time European Champion and British Recording holding athlete, and vet, Laura Muir, will be in conversation with Gudrun Ravetz and Rob Pope for a keynote session at their virtual event...

12/05/2020

Joint Statement from BVA and the RCVS in Response to the Prime Minister’s Statement on Easing Lockdown in England

Veterinary professionals have been working throughout the lockdown, securing the food supply chain and providing essential care for companion animals. The professions have taken a pragmatic approach to practising strict social distancing and good biosecurity, including working remotely, so are well placed to take the next steps...

11/05/2020