Leigh De Clifford's guest appearances

Leigh De Clifford

HorseSense

Arthramid Vet 2.5% PAAG

Shannon Lee

Equine Cushings

Tanja Mitton

Antoinette Foster

Barbara Padalino

Sandi Simons

Kirsten Jackson

Steve Brinkworth

Michelle Payne

Jane Myers

Bob Cook

Pauline Naudi

Catherine Birmingham

Equine Iridology

Michelle Nichols

OwlTail

In this episode we talk to Dr Leigh de Clifford, clinical veterinarian and published author, about where he finds Arthramid Vet most useful in practice. 

In this episode we talk to Dr Leigh de Clifford, clinical veterinarian and published author, about where he finds Arthramid Vet most useful in practice.

Dr Leigh de Clifford discusses Case Selection 

Dr Leigh de Clifford discusses the Published Literature to date for the development of the use of 2.5% PAAG in treating lameness

Dr Leigh de Clifford discusses the Published Literature to date for the development of the use of 2.5% PAAG in treating lameness

Dr Leigh de Clifford - Episode 6 Discusses Published Literature

This month's podcast guest is Equine Vet Leigh De Clifford talking best practice wound care.   Born and raised in rural Australia on a mix farm, Leigh grew up around racing, rodeo and campdrafting. Leigh graduated from Massey in 2008 and worked in a large equine hospital in western Victoria before taking up a position as the private veterinarian for Qatar Bloodstock and Qatar Racing, based in Gloucestershire, UK. Leigh’s interests include sports medicine, lameness and surgery and is keen on advancing the management of the equine athlete to get maximum performance, whether it be polo, dressage, eventing, show jumping or racing. Leigh was also recently asked to join the Australian Equestrian Veterinary Team for WEG in 2014. When not at work Leigh can be found running around a rugby pitch, at the gym or grooming for his wife at her dressage competitions. During the interview Leigh and I talk about initial first aid, what to clean wounds with, how to prevent proud flesh, what to put on wounds and how to get the best result. You'll get heaps out of this interview - I really enjoyed it and hope you do too

This month's podcast guest is Equine Vet Leigh De Clifford talking best practice wound care.   Born and raised in rural Australia on a mix farm, Leigh grew up around racing, rodeo and campdrafting. Leigh graduated from Massey in 2008 and worked in a large equine hospital in western Victoria before taking up a position as the private veterinarian for Qatar Bloodstock and Qatar Racing, based in Gloucestershire, UK. Leigh’s interests include sports medicine, lameness and surgery and is keen on advancing the management of the equine athlete to get maximum performance, whether it be polo, dressage, eventing, show jumping or racing. Leigh was also recently asked to join the Australian Equestrian Veterinary Team for WEG in 2014. When not at work Leigh can be found running around a rugby pitch, at the gym or grooming for his wife at her dressage competitions. During the interview Leigh and I talk about initial first aid, what to clean wounds with, how to prevent proud flesh, what to put on wounds and how to get the best result. You'll get heaps out of this interview - I really enjoyed it and hope you do too