Sharjah Equine Hospital

25/04/2026

Happy World Veterinary Day to the incredible team at Sharjah Equine Hospital! 🐴 Thank you for your tireless dedication, expertise, and care in looking after the horses. Your hard work makes a huge difference! ✨

25/04/2026

Meet the Expert: Dr. Fabrice Rossignol

A true master in equine surgery. He is globally recognized for developing innovative surgical implants and techniques that have changed the lives of horses worldwide.

He brings this world-class expertise to Sharjah Equine Hospital this coming 11th and 12th of May.

Secure your spot now:
📞 Call: +971 50 727 1602
📩 Email: gia@seh.ae

30/03/2026

Removing a fractured or infected tooth is very hard work. Luckily the hospital has all necessary tools to make this procedure as easy as possible for both doctor and patient.

27/03/2026

23/03/2026

The use of a slit lamp during ophthalmology examination is essential to examine both anterior and posterior segment of the eye in order to diagnose eye pathologies such as glaucoma, cataract, corneal abresions and foreign bodies.

21/03/2026

No need to worry if you have a sick horse and you have no transport to the hospital: we have 3 ambulances driving day and night to bring your beloved horse to the hospital asap.

20/03/2026

EID MUBARAK FROM YOUR SHARJAH EQUINE FAMILY

— EID TIMINGS —
Hospital Administration 8am - 12pm.
Emergency Services 24/7

19/03/2026

Dr. Santiago explaining the use and the advantage of the lameness locator: the Equinosis Q is a wireless sensor-based veterinary tool that objectively measures equine movement as an aid to detect subtle or complex multi-limb lameness.

17/03/2026

Did you know that gastric ulcers is easily affecting more than 60% of the whole horse population? The incidence is highest in race horses and sport horses. However, even non working horses can be affected due to management factors such as diet and stall confinement.

15/03/2026

Performing flexion tests is essential during lameness examinations to recognize in which leg the horse is lame and which degree of lameness the patient is showing according to the AAEP lameness scale.