Seadown Veterinary Group are pleased to host a free evening for all horse owners in the Boldre/Pilley area on Wednesday 4th Feb at 6.30pm for 7pm start at the Boldre War Memorial Hall.Equine vets Peter Tunney and Alan Hough will be speaking on various ways of worm control and the anatomy, physiology and pathology of equine teeth. Tea and coffee will be provided. Please phone the equine reception on 02380 845586 to reserve your place. Clients and non-clients are welcome to attend.
We are hoping to roll out a series of these evenings at a hall close to you and subsequent evenings will be on topics that the previous attendees request.

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Just got back from this...(well after having chip butty at Natalies...cheers Nats,)

Twas really good evening, very very informative talks, enlightened about teeth and some amazing pictures of problems and how they were resolved, plus post motrum shots of horrendous cases!
Very interesting about the new thinking of worm control...somethings we all should know. Highly recommend you go if you get the chance to these talks again!!
I learnt loads and a great, friendly atmosphere ....and am going to have a new, more scientific and effective worming programme, which will save me money....big smiley!!

Not just teas and coffees, but chocolate fingers, muffins and jammy tarts too...what more could we ask for, and all for free!! Looking forward to the next one, well done Seadown Team and thank you very much!!

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Myself and Sam went last night, very good evening. Sorry for being late, its just a bit time with havign to do the horses after work.

Would recommend to all for the future, picked up loads of interesting points that I will use in the future.

So thank you Seadown

Sorry, I did'nt see you there or would have said hello

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