We shall be exhibiting at the BEVA congress on the 9-12th September, with our long-term associated partners at Future Safety and BARTA
This exhibition provides a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with existing customers, strengthen relationships built over many years, and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges veterinary professionals face day-to-day. By speaking directly with our end users, we ensure our products continue to meet the demands of modern day equine conditions.
We’ll also be gathering valuable feedback on our latest harness systems, including our new Advanced Harness System designed for comfort and precision, alongside our new redesigned harness system focused on improving airflow through the use of brand new soft, closed-cell hexagonal comfort pads that create extra airflow around the head whilst still remaining sealed and secure. This feedback from professional clientele will help us refine every detail based on their real-world experience.
Visitors to the Future Safety Stand D34 will also get the opportunity to discuss and preview new helmet concepts currently in development, offering an early and exclusive look at the future direction for Future Safety.
Why not take a look at this BARTA film first released in 2019, and looks at why PPE and wearing a helmet when working is so important for veterinary professionals.
Professor Josh Slater talks about the 2018 Glasgow University research and the importance of the right PPE when working with emergency services and in your normal veterinary role.
Looking today and at more recent research led by the University of Liverpool that showed 90% of equine vets experience work-related injuries, prompting a push for specialised protective headwear.
Dr. John Tulloch from the University of Liverpool conducted the three-year study published in Preventive Veterinary Medicine. Key findings: 90% of equine veterinary clinicians reported career injuries, with head trauma frequently occurring during routine lower-limb (distal) examinations.
We need a cultural change in our PPE habits and our situational awareness when working around animals!
We look forward to seeing you at BEVA.