Recently, we had the pleasure of attending one of the client education evenings hosted by Hook Norton Veterinary Group, offering valuable guidance for anyone considering buying a new horse and navigating the vetting process. We’re grateful to Sam Cutts, MRCVS, for sharing her expertise and practical insights. In this blog, we’ve summarised some of the key points from the evening to help you approach your next purchase with confidence and clarity. Finding your perfect partner

Buying a horse is to many equine enthusiasts a substantial investment. It is therefore important that, not only you thoroughly research the horse you have in mind before buying, but also that you protect yourself with a written sale agreement. Checklists You either love them or you hate them, but a checklist is an essential part of all horse viewings. It is essential that you take a checklist of things to ask about the horse and make notes of what the seller says. Your checkl

Creating the perfect advert is the start to finding the right home for your horse.  The advert is however one of the first things a buyer will go back to if there is a problem with the horse after purchase – so it is critically important that the advert is accurate and honest.