Laminitis in horses
With spring in full bloom in our Adelaide Hills region and the weather warming up, the flush in green grass puts horses at high risk
September 20, 2023
Common eye problems in horses
Horses can suffer from a range of eye problems, ranging from infections and allergies to injuries and diseases.
January 25, 2023
Faecal egg count testing for your horse
Regular faecal egg count testing is vitally important to ensure your horse is on a worming protocol that is specially tailored for them.
January 11, 2023
Managing skin conditions in your horse
In this blog we take you through the most common horse skin conditions, including signs to look out for and treatment options.
December 23, 2022
Preventing heat stress in your horse this summer
With summer just around the corner, it’s important to take a few extra measures to help keep your horse comfortable and safe from heat stress.
November 23, 2022
Do you really need to remove your horse’s wolf teeth?
A horse’s wolf teeth are a bit like our wisdom teeth. They’re not needed but can cause issues down the track if they’re not removed.
November 10, 2022
What to expect from an equine dental exam
Your horse’s teeth play a huge role in their overall health and comfort. Keeping a close eye on your horse’s oral health by having regular equine dental exams means your vet can detect any disease in its early stages. This results in less pain for your horse, fewer infections and a lower risk of serious health complications down the track.
October 26, 2022
Managing arthritis in horses
While there is no cure for arthritis in horses, there are a number of treatment options available that can help provide pain relief and increase
September 27, 2022
Wound management for your horse
It’s pretty common for horses to sustain wounds throughout their life. These can range from abrasions and small cuts to puncture wounds, or lacerations involving joints or tendon sheaths. As with any injury, it’s important that you assess the seriousness of the wound and apply appropriate first aid without delay. Colder weather can add further complication to wound care, as
August 24, 2022
Why an annual check-up for your horse can save you money in the long run
Like any animal, your horse can’t tell you what’s wrong with its health. And by the time you notice something isn’t quite right, it may cost you in the long term. While paying for a vet to conduct a health check on your horse every year may seem like an expensive exercise, it can actually save you money in the
July 5, 2022
