Everything you ever needed to know about Equine Metabolic Syndome (EMS)

We were super excited to have top EMS and laminitis researcher Harry Carslake (University of Liverpool) join us to tell us all about EMS. After a presentation about what EMS is, Harry stayed on with us for a live Q&A.
About Harry:
Harry qualified as a vet more years ago than he likes to admit. After graduation he worked in mixed and ambulatory private practice, before moving to New Zealand in 2006. There, he decided his calling was in equine medicine and he gained his specialist qualification in 2010. Since then, as well as having 3 children and moving back to the UK, he has been a senior lecturer in equine medicine at Leahurst equine hospital at the University of Liverpool, where is also doing a PhD on equine metabolic syndrome.

[@ForestDunes]

Thank you. Once again, you have added solid information often missing from other treatments of this topic. I've just watched this presentation for a second time, and, as an owner of a "low risk" TB who also happens to be an easy keeper, it seems we're always dancing close to the line with soundness, body condition, and even blood test results.

[@markmercier6739]

It's unfortunate this video doesn't have more views. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@drdeepollard9850]

Thanks so much, please feel free to share :)

[@TheFen2009]

Thankyou for this, my Arab has just been diagnosed, no signs at all, endurance horse, lives out , low sugar fibre diet. I’ve since read Arabians are prone to it. I just don’t know what I can do to manage him .