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Here's What You'll LearnĀ 

Here's What You'll LearnĀ 

Colic Risk Factors

Learn theĀ common triggers you need to be aware of in order to prevent colic from occurring. Delve into the science behind the horse's evolution vs modern day practices.Ā 

Preventative Strategies

Learn vet-endorsed strategies to help prevent colic arising. You'll gain valuable piece of mind in knowing that you're doing all in your power to keep your horse safe.Ā 

Emergency Preparedness

Even some of the best kept horses will still get colic. Ensure you're prepared to handle the situation confidently and calmly, to help maximise your horse's chances of recovery.

Let's get into it!

Let's get into it!

 
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šŸ”Ā Unlock Lifesaving Skills with theĀ Equine Emergency Response Training

Now that you've experienced the knowledge andĀ expertise available to youĀ in theĀ Colic Webinar,Ā it's time to take the next step.

Don't let a lack of preparedness stand between your horse and the care they deserve. The Equine Emergency Response TrainingĀ (EERT) is your opportunity to make a difference, by ensuring that you're ready when it truly matters.

You donā€™t RISE to the occasion, you FALL to the level of your training!

Join the Equine Emergency Response Training today, and transform into a confident, skilled, empowered and proactive horse owner. With the skills you'll acquire, you're not just learning - you're investing in your horseā€™s long term health and wellbeing.

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Start by watching this 3-minute video:

Meet YourĀ Webinar Vet,Ā 

Dr Lizzie McCready

"Finding your horse with colic can feel stressful,Ā scary and heart-wrenching.

Rightly so, as it can be a life-threatening scenario!

However, I don't want you to live in fear of this condition. By sharing my veterinary expertise, I'll help you to approach colic with confidence, knowing exactly what steps to take to help your horse recover and how to work alongside your vet as a team.

Remember, you don't RISE to the occasion, you FALL to the level of your training - so let's get you colic-ready."