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Updated 6 Nov 2026

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A licensed vet can tell you how urgent it is and whether anything you have read about makes sense. Colic or a horse that won't put weight on a leg needs a vet visit now, not a call.

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Book a video or chat appointment with a licensed vet. Check that the vet you pick sees horses.

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Questions about online vets

Can an online vet help with my horse?

Yes, for many questions. A licensed vet can look at your horse by video, tell you how urgent it is and what to do next. Some problems need hands-on checks, scans or tests, so your own vet may still need to see your horse.

When does my horse need a vet in person?

Colic or a horse that won't put weight on a leg needs a vet visit now, not a call. Anything sudden, severe or getting worse also needs your own vet or an emergency clinic.

Can an online vet prescribe peptides?

No peptide on this site is an approved animal drug, so there is no approved peptide to prescribe. Ask the vet which approved options fit your horse.