We are delighted to share that Lingfield Equine Vets has been recognised in the SME UK Enterprise Awards 2026, receiving the awards for Best Equine Veterinary Practice 2026 – South East England and the Advanced Equine Care Excellence Award 2026. As an independent equine practice, this recognition means a great deal to us and reflects […]

It is easy to dismiss tripping as carelessness, laziness, or poor attention. Many owners are reassured that their horse is simply “not picking its feet up properly.” However, repeated stumbling is rarely random. The Science of Horse Lameness shows us that consistent tripping often reflects underlying discomfort, mechanical restriction, or even neurological change. Recognising this early […]

Most horses, even when anxious or in pain, can be examined and treated safely with calm handling and appropriate sedation. However, there are occasions when a horse becomes genuinely unsafe to approach. Severe fear responses, feral or semi-feral backgrounds, previous trauma, neglect cases, or long-term lack of handling can create situations where traditional restraint methods […]