David Rendle
David Rendle is a specialist in equine medicine at Rainbow Equine Hospital, North Yorkshire, where he is responsible for internal medicine, critical care and the laboratory service.
David Rendle is a specialist in equine medicine at Rainbow Equine Hospital, North Yorkshire, where he is responsible for internal medicine, critical care and the laboratory service.Since graduating from the University of Bristol in 2001, he has worked at universities in both the UK and Australia, but has spent most of his career in private practice in the UK.
David is actively involved in all fields of equine medicine, but has a particular interest in endocrine, respiratory, ocular and gastrointestinal diseases. He has published a number of research papers and his recent research focus has been on laminitis and pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.
April 2016
February 2016
January 2016
In adult horses, most lower airway diseases occur due to non-septic inflammation. Inhaled particulates are … more
November 2015
In the Oxford online dictionary a supplement is defined as “a substance taken to remedy … more
September 2015
Questionnaire studies have identified a poor level of understanding of appropriate equine deworming practices among … more
July 2015
ABSTRACT Laminitis was once assumed to occur as an end point of a single pathophysiological … more
February 2015
Influenza vaccination is so routine in equine practice there is perhaps a tendency to take … more
December 2014
Cyathostomins have become the most common cause of parasite-associated disease in horses1 and with increasing … more
November 2014
DAVID RENDLE BVSc, MVM, CertEM(IntMed), DipECEIM, MRCVS explains why diagnosing the cause of bacterial and … more
March 2014
DAVID RENDLE discusses the issues surrounding increasing anthelmintic resistance in horses and the difficulties this … more
February 2014
DAVID RENDLE Considers circumstances for equine laminitis to develop, signs and its associated conditions TRADITIONALLY, … more
January 2014
DAVID RENDLE believes most owners still use interval dosing to worm their horses, which is … more
October 2013
David Rendle encourages practitioners to be proactive in tackling laminitis with owners and welcomes new … more
August 2013
DAVID RENDLE highlights surveys indicating anthelmintics have been overused by owners and explains how targeted … more
July 2013
DAVID RENDLE claims antimicrobials are commonly prescribed unnecessarily, and advises on how practices should be … more
March 2013
David Rendle emphasises the importance of tackling sweet itch before clinical signs develop and advises … more
January 2013
David Rendle is concerned about the relaxed attitude he perceives around equine influenza protection and … more