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WoundWise

Horses can be prone to injuring themselves and wounds can vary widely from minor grazes to veterinary emergencies 

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Sign up to join our WoundWise webinar

Join our webinar at 7pm 24 September with Dr Sarah Freeman and Anna Heritage from the University of Nottingham to become confidently WoundWise. 2 CPD points for APCs

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Wound care for horses

We’ve worked in partnership with the University of Nottingham to create this hub to help you be prepared and know what action to take if your horse is injured and sustains a wound  

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First-aid kit

Checking Legs

Step-by-step guide

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High-risk wound areas

Hosing Leg

Assessing a wound

Bandaging Leg

Bandaging and poulticing wounds

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Horse emergencies and emergency care planning

Get in touch – we’re here to help 

Our Horse Care and Welfare team are here to help and can offer you further advice with any questions you may have. Contact us on 02476 840517* or email welfare@bhs.org.uk. You can also get in touch with us via our social media channels. 

Opening times are 8.35am–5pm from Monday — Thursday and 8.35am–3pm on Friday. 

*Calls may be recorded for monitoring purposes.