In this video on Neonatal Foal Disorders, Jan Pynn MRCVS discuss issues that can arise within the neonatal period and the unique challenges foals can face in that time.
Jan Pynn, BVSc, MRCVS, qualified in 2001 from the School of Veterinary Science, University of Bristol. She worked in general equine practice for three years where she gained an interest in reproductive work and artificial insemination. Following a stud season in New Zealand, she joined Newmarket Equine Hospital in 2006, formerly known as Greenwood Ellis & Partners. Her interests include all forms of stud work, including A.I. and neonatal care.
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