Lyndale Equine Services

09/04/2024

We are still providing professional dental services to the South Burnett Region.
Please call 0428 796 418 for an appointment.

Send a message to learn more

08/03/2024

Looking for equine dental help, Mundubbera Monday and Tuesday next week. Peter Allan has some free appointments, 0428 796 418.

28/12/2023

If you would like your horses teeth cared for Peter is still working in and around South Burnett, or you can bring your ponies to our property …..just send a message and we will get back to you Thanks and everybody have a wonderful new year.😊

07/11/2023

An Australian vet takes their own life every 12 weeks. Here’s what Flynn’s best friend wants you to know.

02/11/2023

Still got it.
Dental work one side, Cal Moore shoeing on the other side. Busy day. Finished 14 dental x 12.30 pm.

17/10/2023

Although I am not travelling as far and wide as I used to, I am most certainly still servicing the South Burnett Region.

56 years of Veterinary experience, these days Equine Dentistry is my passion.

We have a portable crush trailer for safe and professional services.
I can come to you, or you can bring your horses to us.

Please call 0428796418 for appointments.

19/07/2023

HENDRA ALERT!
A positive Hendra case has been confirmed in an unvaccinated horse in Cardiff (Newcastle Suburbs). The horse presented with mild symptoms of depression and not eating which progressed to collapse and death within 24 hours after vet attendance.

This is the second positive Hendra case reported in the Newcastle region. The first was in Wallsend in 2021.

Vaccination continues to be the best way to protect your horse and family from Hendra virus. Please ring the clinic if you have questions regarding Hendra vaccination or check out the NSW DPI website for information regarding Hendra virus.

Protect your horse. Protect your family. Protect your vet. Vaccinate.

31/05/2023

Doing some of our own horses today.
Poppy is nearly ready to go back to work now.

30/05/2023

A good listen to those of you interested.

‎Show The Qu**ky, Ep Sick As A Dog: Why Vets Face Such Poor Mental Health - 3 Apr 2023

21/05/2023

Toothfest 2023 would like to extend their thanks and appreciation to the businesses and individuals involved in helping to deliver Toothfest, ensuring its delivery as a world class program and conference, all aimed at helping Veterinarians around the world!

All the companies you see listed below believe in providing quality products and services designed to help veterinary practitioners do things with greater efficiency and effectiveness. They did not hesitate to put their hand up to be part of the Toothfest journey, so we hope you can take the time to meet them all over the course of our 5 day conference program.
Our exhibition and trade stalls will be fully accessible upon entry and exit to your lectures, and unlike other formats, will be the central hub for most activity, networking, drinks and nibbles. This means all of these fantastic networking opportunities will be right at your finger tips!

There are still some exhibitor positions available, so if you are a company looking to be part of a conference like no other, then get in touch with us today - [email protected]

We can't wait to see you!
www.toothfest.com

18/04/2023

16/02/2023

07/02/2023

Well this is where it all started. Gatton College graduation 1961, then Veterinary Science graduation 1968. The time has come for me to cease travelling for Equine Dental work. One more trip to Hervey Bay and surrounds late February to complete current bookings. After that will be available locally at Inverlaw. Very grateful for the wonderful support for the past 20 years from my clients. Have thoroughly enjoyed working as an equine dentist and helping many horses in that time. This has been a very satisfying chapter in a long career in Veterinary Medicine. Have not lost the horse bug. Just want more time with my own horses.

A young Peter, back in the day before he graduated as a vet.

Diploma day where he gained his Diploma of Animal Husbandry, as well as just a couple of awards. 😂

🏆 Won the WS Conochie Prize for Animal Husbandry
🐄 🐎 Best practical student in Beef Cattle & Horse Management
🐑 Best practical student for Sheep Husbandry

🥇 Topped the course for Diploma of Animal Husbandry

31/01/2023

01/11/2022

Extensive bruising in the cheeks, caused by sharp edges. Easily treated and almost immediate relief. One of the reasons I like my equine dental career.

26/09/2022

03/03/2022

To all our EVDS clients, followers and supporters...
Lara here, the EVDS Practice Manager. Over the coming days and weeks, you'll get to know various members of our team as we initiate our flood response in an effort to help out our vet colleagues, who are working their backsides off trying to treat the huge amount of flood affected animals in our region and further north.
While our amazing leader, Dr Oliver Liyou, does what he does best, networking and offering professional support, our team will be stepping up to keep our social media page up-to-date with what we are doing in response to the current situation, as well as share resources and links that we think may be of assistance to our fellow veterinary professionals, as well as our horse owner clients.
Below is our initial flood response road map. We are currently in stage 1 and will keep you updated with all the initiatives and progress we have made while we try to positively impact this terrible situation.
We are very aware how lucky we are to be safe and dry in South Grafton, and know that this small amount of effort is nothing in comparison to what the Northern Rivers and Far North Coast vets and clinics are doing out in the field.
Stay safe.
- Lara

11/11/2021

08/03/2021

Some days just start well.
Was on my way to vaccinate the worst needle shy horse ever and expecting drama.
My client met me at the gate and said just walk down to the yard as we have built a crush especially for you to needle Gunner.
Had a stool placed for me to stand on, mane plaited clear of injection site, horse sedated with oral ACP.
Needled with no drama.
Such consideration for welfare of vet and horse has blown me away.

03/03/2021

Maintenance day for a couple of our own horses today.
All good for another 12 months
Diamond and Jackman

19/02/2021

ok settle down I was just saying hello...

22/11/2020

If you are interested in having some ASH events in our area, please come along.

03/11/2020

Here is a very good reason for examining two year olds when first being bitted up.
Note the point on the first premolar and the crescent shaped ulcer inside the cheek.
This was present both sides and caused by bit pressure .
Second view shows mouth after treatment, much more comfortable.

27/10/2020

Another interesting days dentistry.
Warmblood mare age 21. Losing weight, difficulty chewing.
Severe overgrowth of molar 311, impacting tooth above and blocking any normal chewing. Then a deep cheek ulcer and a loose lower molar on opposite side.
Nice feeling to relieve all this pain in about one hour.
Not a job for the no gag, no sedation experts.

13/10/2020

Foal Immunoglobulin G (IgG) Testing:

It’s always a very exciting moment when your foal finally first shows their face in the world. A foal is born with a functional immune system (if all is normal), but has a general absence of immunoglobulins to aid in the defense against infection. The foal acquires their initial immunoglobulin protection from the mare’s first milk and without receiving adequate levels this can lead to serious health problems for the foal.

Foal Immunoglobulin G (IgG) tests assess the adequacy of colostrum intake and antibody absorption. Foals should ideally be tested at 12-24 hours of age.
IgG test categories:
> 8g/L adequate passive transfer of immunity
4-8g/L Partial failure of passive transfer of immunity
0-4g/L Failure of passive transfer of immunity
Failure or partial failure of immunity is a recognized risk factor for the development of septicaemia or joint infections. Knowing a foal’s IgG levels helps your vet decide whether further colostrum or a plasma transfusion is indicated.