Equine Vets | B&W Equine Group

In House Laboratory

Following the merge of Willesley and Bushy Equine to form B & W Equine Group in March 2009 Holly Taylor was employed to help develop the laboratory. When Holly joined we had limited facilities and were working from a basic haematology and small dry… Click to read more.

Equine Dentistry

Dental disease is a common problem in horses of all ages and may cause: Ulceration of cheek or tongue Pain on eating/loss of appetitie Weight Loss Halitosis (bad breath) Sinusitis Problems with the bit We consider that dental care is… Click to read more.

Planning a Foal?

The stud season is now coming to an end for 2010 however if you are contemplating getting your mare in foal next year it's worth doing the research early. The initial stages require a lot of decisions but once those are made we will endeavour to make… Click to read more.

Question and Answer: Eye Injuries

Q. My horse recently had to be referred into your clinic and have his eye removed. I feel very guilty that had the condition been diagnosed and treated sooner such radical surgery could have been avoided. Please could you make people aware of the fact… Click to read more.

Pre Purchase Vettings

The purchase of any horse involves the taking of a risk: no horse is risk free whether it be from its suitability point of view or with regard to its health and wellbeing. By the time of a prepurchase examination you will have decided on your chosen… Click to read more.

The History & The Future

Following the creation of B&W Equine Group LTD it is extremely important to the Directors of Bushy Equine Vets and Willesley Equine Clinic that despite the growth of the practice personal client service is not lost and that people continue to feel that we are still the “local vets” for their horse or pony. The creation of the new hospital will enhance the facilities and services we offer but will not replace any of our current clinics. Read on for more information on the story so Read more