Pegasus Veterinary Equine Dentistry - Dr Clinton Float BSc BVMS BAEDT

30/08/2024

Happy Friday 🍻. I think this video sums it up! Thank you to my clients for another fun filled week 🐎🌧️. Shout out to my Wagin crew- always a great trip to see you all. Congratulations Sarah Cook 🥳

23/08/2024

Happy Friday!
Very grateful for some much needed shelter today 🌧️.Thank you Jane Hossell for clearing your shed for me. Great to meet you and your horses today 🐎

20/08/2024

We have had a last minute cancellation for tomorrow which has opened up a space for two dentals in the area local to Boyanup and surrounds. Please message to book.

12/08/2024

*Albany and surrounds*. We don’t often get this far South but are happy to announce a visit on the weekend of September 29th and 30th. Limited spaces available. Please message for more information or to book in.
Lorraine Park.

12/08/2024

Clinton will be in the Wagin area on Thursday August 29th and Friday August 30th. Limited availability. Please message for bookings.

14/07/2024

Happy Sunday! I wanted to take a moment to welcome my new clients and page followers. For those of you new to my page or business, I thought I would share a little about myself and what I do. I graduated from Murdoch University in 2002 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. I spent my first few years here in WA working in equine practice. I then travelled to the UK and became a partner in a well respected Veterinary hospital (Catley Cross Veterinary Clinic). I enjoyed all aspects of general equine practice but developed a greater interest in equine dentistry and surgery. This is an often overlooked area and the advances that have been made and are continuing to be made in this field are exciting and rewarding. The positive impact of correct dentistry on our equine friends cannot be underestimated. While in the UK, I had the opportunity to further study equine dentistry and attended advanced courses in Europe. In 2015, being far from family with a young daughter, we decided to make the move home. This was the start of Pegasus Veterinary Equine Dentistry. It has been almost 10 years now and my business has gone from strength to strength. A huge thank you to my clients, many of whom I am lucky enough to call friends. I am dedicated and passionate about equine dentistry and welfare. From routine exams to advanced surgery. Check out the webpage for more information about Pegasus Veterinary Services pegasusequinedentistry.com

26/06/2024

The recovery ward is full this morning!

22/06/2024

Don’t waste it!!!!

29/04/2024

Someone will be very lucky 🐴⭐️

A real gem of a horse that is a pleasure to own. Buzz is a 12 year old thoroughbred gelding standing at 16.1. He has never raced. Buzz has had an excellent foundation of education in ground work and dressage in which he is elementary trained. He is a credit to the thorough and nurturing sta...

25/04/2024

Lest we forget. Thank you great, great uncle Rex and all of our grandfathers, grandmothers and family who sacrificed for us to have the life we have today. The courage and bravery of our fellow men and women and their devoted animal assistants won’t be forgotten….

17/04/2024

Another great day with Harradine & Associates crew. Thank you for your ongoing support. It’s a pleasure working with this professional, talented team of vets, nurses and staff.
Successful surgery today. Look away if you’re squeamish…. .

31/01/2024

Thanks again to Ascot Equine Vets for all the help, was definitely not an easy one!

15/01/2024

Thankyou to Harradine & Associates for the referral of this interesting case. This poor young pony had an abscess burst on his face (yellow arrow), X-rays determined that the cause of the abscess was a dental infection originating from the tooth root. You can see that the infection has eaten a pathway through the jaw bone (red circle) and the root to the front of the tooth has died (blue arrow and last photo in the series) He was given a sedation by intravenous drip, intravenous pain relief and a nerve block placed (to numb the jaw). After a little wiggling (well alot and on my knees!) the offending tooth was removed.

Can you think why this tooth is so large given how small he is?

11/01/2024

First calf of the year!

14/12/2023

Merry Christmas from our family to yours. Hold your loved ones near and cherish the moments- little and big 💫 Wishing you a safe and happy new year.

05/09/2023

WHY USE A VET DENTIST?

This horse presented with a history of having difficulty eating and foul smelling breath, a likely tooth problem?

Most often this is the case however on exam, this horse had a deep puncture wound to the underside of the tongue containing rotten feed.

With the right skills, medications, and equipment, these problems can be solved straight away by a qualified veterinary surgeon. Under sedation and with pain relief, the wound was cleaned, debrided (dead/damage tissue removed), and sutured closed.