At Perth Equine Vets, we know how important horses are to their owners, so your horse will only be attended by an experienced equine-only vet, whether it is in hours, or in the middle of the night.
It is recommended that all horses are vaccinated, whether they go out competing or not. All horses can succumb to the fatal disease, Tetanus (lockjaw), which is preventable by a vaccination every 2 years.
Dental examinations are a vital part of the veterinary preventative healthcare for your horse. It is recommended that all horses have their teeth checked at least every 6 to 12 months in order to prevent problems from building up and causing pain.
Worming based so FWEC results are vital to prevent resistance from becoming a real problem in our horse population. Blanket worming all horse regularly is no longer recommended and should be based on FWEC results,
At Perth Equine Vets, we know how important horses are to their owners, as everyone is just as horse-mad as you are!
Continuity of care is our practice ethos – we know how important it is to establish a trusting relationship between clients, their horses, and the vet. Therefore, we will ensure, that as much as possible, the same vet will attend your horse for recheck examinations. This vet will always be an experienced, equine-only vet. Veterinary care is individual to both owner and horse circumstances, so a blanket approach or a “one size fits all” is not appropriate in the majority of cases. Our clients trusting their vet is something that is very important to us.
We strive to offer a service where care, compassion, and excellent veterinary care are delivered in one package.
We will do our best to make our service as convenient as possible, this includes evening and Saturday visits by prior arrangement. Please contact us if you have a special request to see if we can help.
I settled in Perthshire after my graduation from Glasgow Vet School in 2015. Since then, I have worked with mainly horses in mixed and small animal/equine practices. In 2020, I made the difficult but exciting decision to leave a job that I loved and set up on my own.
I have additional qualifications as a Permitted Treating Vet for the FEI, and I am a qualified racecourse vet. I enjoy providing vet cover for endurance and hunter trial events and formed part of the International Blair Horse Trials veterinary team in 2019. On the side, I am a part-time college lecturer for veterinary nursing students online, with the North Highland College.
As a mad keen Pony Clubber, horses have always been important to me growing up. I passed the PC A-test in 2017 and since then became an accredited Stage 4 professional coach with the BHS. I have been teaching freelance since 2019, and have lovely clients, both adults, and children, that I teach locally in flatwork and jumping. When I’m not teaching, I compete with my superstar horse, Harriet, in BS and BE competitions.
I have known Camilla for many years and used her for my two horses and two ponies during this time. Camilla is reliable, kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, calm and positive. She takes her time to explain everything and no question is left unanswered.
Debi
“We love having Camilla as our vet, she’s not only friendly, but also listens to our concerns as owners, so gives us fantastic advice so that we can get the very best of care for our horses”
Andy
You can also contact us for any non-urgent inquiries via email or phone. In an emergency always call on 01738 259 427.
