04 Feb 2026 - 04 Feb 2026

Transatlantic equine clinic: twinning in the mare

Twinning remains one of the most common, and costly, causes of VDS cases in equine reproduction. As breeding season approaches, make sure you're fully prepared with the latest knowledge, practical strategies and expert insights.

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Course dates

04 Feb 2026 19:00 - 04 Feb 2026 21:30

Online Course, BEVA , , CB7 5LQ

Join us for this discussion led by a highly knowledgeable panel who've experienced it all: the missed twins, the confusing cysts, the tricky scans and the tough decisions. We'll cover how to spot twins early and what to do when you find them, tips and techniques to make your scanning as efficient as possible, how to differentiate between cysts and conceptuses and the latest updates from the field.

You'll leave with practical knowledge you can use right away, whether you're looking to sharpen your scanning skills, avoid the pitfalls of missed twins or simply get ready for the 2026 breeding season.

Our speakers

• James Crabtree BVM&S CertEM(StudMed) FRCVS
• Marco Livini DVM
• Karen Wolfsdorf, DVM, DACT

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