With so much stigma attached to it, Strangles can be a difficult thing to talk about so we are very lucky to have two horse owners, Angie and Michelle, with us in this episode.
Angie’s three horses were infected after she purchased a Shetland foal and Michelle’s horse contracted the disease after changing yards. Find out more about their stories; what helped and what hindered and where they found the silver linings to their outbreaks.
Disclaimer: these are personal recollections from individuals and are not veterinary advice. If you suspect a case of Strangles, please refer to your vet for any clinical advice and treatment.
Strangles Awareness Week is a campaign that aims to promote openness around the disease and make biosecurity a part of everyday horse care across the Equine Industry. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the British Horse Society, Intervacc, Keeping Britain’s Horses Healthy, Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Scotland’s Rural College’s Premium Assured Strangles Scheme (PASS), Surveillance of Equine Strangles (SES), The (Dick) Royal School of Veterinary Studies and World Horse Welfare.
You can find more information about the campaign and share resources on Facebook or YouTube
For more on Strangles:
· Redwings Strangles Information Pack
· BHS Strategy for Eradication and Prevention of Strangles
· SRUC's Premium Assured Strangles Scheme
· Keeping Britain's Horses Healthy Strangles Advice
· World Horse Welfare's Disease prevention guidance
With special thanks to Angie and Michelle.
Speak Out On Strangles is a Redwings Horse Sanctuary Production. All opinions are those of the individual guests and not necessarily shared by all the collaborating organisations.
Enter our SAW 2024 competition to win an equestrian bundle of prizes worth over £5,000:
Subscribe to the podcast: https://stranglesawarenessweekpodcast.buzzsprout.com/
Become a SAW Ambassador: Strangles Awareness Week 2023 | Redwings Horse Sanctuary
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StranglesAwarenessWeek/
TikTok: SAW (@stranglesawarenessweek) | TikTok
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stranglesawarenessweek/
With so much stigma attached to it, Strangles can be a difficult thing to talk about so we are very lucky to have two horse owners, Angie and Michelle, with us in this episode.
Angie’s three horses were infected after she purchased a Shetland foal and Michelle’s horse contracted the disease after changing yards. Find out more about their stories; what helped and what hindered and where they found the silver linings to their outbreaks.
Disclaimer: these are personal recollections from individuals and are not veterinary advice. If you suspect a case of Strangles, please refer to your vet for any clinical advice and treatment.
Strangles Awareness Week is a campaign that aims to promote openness around the disease and make biosecurity a part of everyday horse care across the Equine Industry. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the British Horse Society, Intervacc, Keeping Britain’s Horses Healthy, Redwings Horse Sanctuary, Scotland’s Rural College’s Premium Assured Strangles Scheme (PASS), Surveillance of Equine Strangles (SES), The (Dick) Royal School of Veterinary Studies and World Horse Welfare.
You can find more information about the campaign and share resources on Facebook or YouTube
For more on Strangles:
· Redwings Strangles Information Pack
· BHS Strategy for Eradication and Prevention of Strangles
· SRUC's Premium Assured Strangles Scheme
· Keeping Britain's Horses Healthy Strangles Advice
· World Horse Welfare's Disease prevention guidance
With special thanks to Angie and Michelle.
Speak Out On Strangles is a Redwings Horse Sanctuary Production. All opinions are those of the individual guests and not necessarily shared by all the collaborating organisations.
Enter our SAW 2024 competition to win an equestrian bundle of prizes worth over £5,000:
Subscribe to the podcast: https://stranglesawarenessweekpodcast.buzzsprout.com/
Become a SAW Ambassador: Strangles Awareness Week 2023 | Redwings Horse Sanctuary
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StranglesAwarenessWeek/
TikTok: SAW (@stranglesawarenessweek) | TikTok
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stranglesawarenessweek/