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Equis ISSN 2398-2977

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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By subscribing to Equis, not only do you have access to the finest up to date veterinary information, you will also receive free monthly newsletters, direct links to VetMed Resource and PubMed and RSS & Twitter feeds of updated content.

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Veterinary Dermatologist Warns of Risk of Equine Parasitic Skin Disease

Skin disease is a common problem for horses, but a leading veterinary dermatologist believes some parasitic diseases are becoming more frequent, in line with a reduction in the use of wormers...

21/07/2020

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New Hope for Rare Breeds as a Healthy Filly Foal is Born from Sexed Semen

A rare Suffolk Punch horse has given birth to a filly foal following an innovative approach using sex sorted sperm to determine the gender. It’s the first time in the world that this technique has been used to support the survival of rare breeds...

15/07/2020

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Do we Really Understand our Animals? Study Reveals Gap in Owner Knowledge

Lockdown measures here in the UK have led many people to spend more time with their pets, at home. While the human benefits of having a companion animal have been well documented, recent research shows a gap in what we know about their needs..

13/07/2020

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Call for 'Inspirational' Young Vets to Enter the BVA Young Vet of the Year Award 2020

Following the success of The BVA Young Vet of the Year Award in 2019, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) and Zoetis are delighted to announce that The BVA Young Vet of the Year Award 2020 is now open for nominations...

10/07/2020


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