Welcome to the Wildman Equine Veterinary Practice new format website which is undergoing considerable development. We are adding information sheets on a regular basis for you to download to help in the care of your horse and to raise awareness of common and current problems.
The services, equipment and facilities available to you will be clearly indicated. Forthcoming events such as exhibitions and shows we will be attending, as well as client education functions we will be hosting, will all be displayed here.
Please make this site a favourite. We hope you use it as your personal equine care reference centre. Bookmark us and visit the site again soon. Feel free to phone or email the practice with any enquiries you may have - thank you. Stephen Wildman.
Wildman Equine
Wildman Equine Veterinary Practice is based in Mid Devon with three centres, administration, laboratory and pharmacy at Okehampton; outpatient facilities and branch office at Upton Pyne Equestrian, Upton Pyne, Exeter and at Exbourne, Okehampton. For all visits the practice covers a 35 mile radius from these centres.
Established in 2004, the practice is committed to providing solutions to equine management, diagnosis to clinical problems and strategies for disease prevention and performance optimization. Correct diagnosis is essential before treatment strategies can be put into action. To this end, the practice draws on extensive clinical experience and combines this with sensible and practical diagnostic techniques. These techniques are supported by digital diagnostic imaging and laboratory services.
Continuity of care is a feature the practice feels can sometimes be overlooked - with Wildman Equine one vet will see a case through to conclusion. We offer a friendly, approachable service with practical advice and frank opinions.
Stephen Wildman
Stephen Wildman graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia in 1987. His career began in racing practice in Queensland, Australia.
In 1995 he began practising in England, working in equine practices in Cambridgeshire, Kent, Sussex and moved to Devon in 2004 to start his own equine practice.
Stephen's professional interests include lameness investigation, poor performance and equine reproduction. Horses have always been a part of his life having ridden from the age of nine. Stephen now hunts regularly and is a keen supporter of his two sons pony club exploits.
