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Vet checks

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ohmygosh123 · 23/06/2012 21:56

Can someone tell me more about this please. I am thinking of getting a Dartmoor (from a reputable breeder down south) - I am up north. How does the vet check work as obviously I can't use my usual vet.

Cheers!

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Bettyboo2820 · 24/06/2012 10:39

Whereabouts "down south"? As i think your best bet is to ask on here if anyonr can recommend a vet - and check with the breeder who his vet is (you dont want to use theirs!!). Or maybe ask yourvet if he knows anyone.

Butkin · 24/06/2012 14:54

Usually you find out which vet your vendor uses and ask them to recommend another vet in the area (or you can google one). Vets have their reputations to consider and if they don't work for the vendor should soley be working for you.

We usually get a 2 stage vetting on a pony and ask them to take bloods as well so that if there is any problem we could subsequently find out if the pony had been sedated or doped in any way.

ExitPursuedByABear · 24/06/2012 15:03

Ask your vet if he can recommend someone.

ohmygosh123 · 27/06/2012 15:46

Looking at two studs located between Tiverton & Exeter.

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mad4 · 08/07/2012 21:03

wolfgar equine are the best equine vets in that area, if your seller is not their client, i would enquire about their pre purchase exam service.

not sure of the contact details but you should be able to google them, i think its clyst st mary area.

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