In the upcoming edition of Paarden Gazet, we sit down with several veterinarians to discuss pre-purchase exams in horses, still a hot topic! "It frustrates us that we aren't always able to do our job impartially," they say. "A veterinarian's task is to determine whether any defects a horse may have are manageable for the level at which it is expected to perform. That understanding needs to become second nature again to restore a healthy trade and relationship between veterinarian, buyer, and seller!"
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