Wyong Equine Clinic

30/03/2025

New products available 🐴

Keep an eye out for more information over the next few days.

21/01/2025

🟡⚫️ RANDLAB GASTRIC SCOPING DAY ⚫️🟡

📌 Friday, February 21st

📌 At our clinic in Mardi

If you are concerned your horse might suffer from gastric ulcers, has been diagnosed with gastric ulcers previously or is just not itself; this will be a great opportunity to get your horse scoped by Randlab , who are providing the gastroscope. A treatment plan will be provided and you will be able to discuss the results with one of our vets and the Randlab representative.

Symptoms of gastric ulcers include:
🔸increased girthiness or sensitivity
🔸inappetance or fussiness when eating
🔸preference of hay over grain
🔸dull coat and ill thriftiness
🔸behaviour issues
🔸poor performance

Limited spaces available!

Price is $110 for gastroscope and sedation.
Any medication or supplements are additional costs.

Bookings or enquiries are only available by calling our office on 0418 299 938. Unfortunately we can’t take any bookings via messenger or commenting on this post.

27/12/2024

💥 🧨 💥 FIREWORK SAFETY TIPS 💥 🧨 💥

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner yet again! We advise to be prepared for Tuesday night’s fireworks to keep your horses/ponies and any other pets safe.

✨Find out what the scheduled events in your area are, communicate with your neighbours and ask them to kindly give you some notice if they are planning to use fireworks.

✨Keep horses stabled or sheltered to avoid spooking and run arounds.

✨Turn on radio and fans to muffle the sound of fireworks.

✨Leave the lights on to help lessen the effect of the bright flashes.

✨Let everyone enjoy the festivities and be courteous when setting off fireworks, which can be upsetting for pets and farm animals around you.

✨Talk to your veterinarian about calming supplies and sedatives.

Happy New Year 🥳

24/12/2024

🎄 ⭐️ 🎄 Merry Christmas 🎄 ⭐️ 🎄

16/12/2024

Just a reminder our office is closed today due to a scheduled power outage 😊

‼️ PLEASE NOTE ‼️

Our office will be closed all day on TUESDAY, December 17th due to a scheduled power outage.

Our vets are available as usual and we’re contactable on 0418 299 938 during office hours.

11/12/2024

‼️ PLEASE NOTE ‼️

Our office will be closed all day on TUESDAY, December 17th due to a scheduled power outage.

Our vets are available as usual and we’re contactable on 0418 299 938 during office hours.

02/12/2024

🌲🌲 Christmas and New Year‘s Office Opening Hours 🌲🌲

Please be advised that our office will be closed from Wednesday, 25th of December until Sunday, 5th of January. Our vets are available for emergencies during this time as usual.

Opening hours leading up to Christmas:
Monday, Dec 23rd 9am - 4pm
Tuesday Dec 24th 9am - 12pm

We will be back in full swing from Monday, the 6th of January.

Please contact us on 0418 299 938 during the Christmas and New Years period for any enquiries.

❗️For emergencies please call 0418 299 938❗️

27/10/2024

🟡⚫️ RANDLAB GASTRIC SCOPING DAY ⚫️🟡

📌 Wednesday, November 6

📌 At our clinic in Mardi

If you are concerned your horse might suffer from gastric ulcers, has been diagnosed with gastric ulcers previously or is just not itself; this will be a great opportunity to get your horse scoped by Randlab , who are providing the gastroscope. A treatment plan will be provided and you will be able to discuss the results with one of our vets and the Randlab representative.

Symptoms of gastric ulcers include:
🔸increased girthiness or sensitivity
🔸inappetance or fussiness when eating
🔸preference of hay over grain
🔸dull coat and ill thriftiness
🔸behaviour issues
🔸poor performance

Limited spaces available!

Price is $110 for gastroscope and sedation.
Any medication or supplements are additional costs.

Bookings or enquiries are only available by calling our office on 0418 299 938. Unfortunately we can’t take any bookings via messenger or commenting on this post.

18/10/2024

Our landline is currently having technical issues. If you are needing to contact the office please call 0418 299 938.

04/10/2024

Due to a current power outage our office is currently closed. Please call 0418 299 938 for any veterinary calls.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

03/10/2024

02/09/2024

🌷 🌼 Spring has sprung 🌼 🌷

We’re looking forward to another breeding season!

01/08/2024

We’re welcoming the first foal of the season!
This gorgeous healthy c**t was born over the weekend ♥️

Congratulations to Finniefeirme for breeding and delivering this little cutie by Capitalist out of Wanda‘s Legacy.

We are looking forward to all the beautiful foals being born over the coming months.

06/05/2024

🟡⚫️ RANDLAB GASTRIC SCOPING DAY ⚫️🟡

📌 Friday, June 14

📌 At our clinic in Mardi

If you are concerned your horse might suffer from gastric ulcers, has been diagnosed with gastric ulcers previously or is just not itself; this will be a great opportunity to get your horse scoped by Randlab, who are providing the gastroscope. A treatment plan will be provided and you will be able to discuss the results with one of our vets and the Randlab representative.

Symptoms of gastric ulcers include:
🔸increased girthiness or sensitivity
🔸inappetance or fussiness when eating
🔸preference of hay over grain
🔸dull coat and ill thriftiness
🔸behaviour issues
🔸poor performance

Limited spaces available!

Price is $110 for gastroscope and sedation.
Any medication or supplements are additional costs.

Bookings or enquiries are only available by calling our office on 0418 299 938. Unfortunately we can’t take any bookings via messenger or commenting on this post.

22/04/2024

Our office will be closed Thursday, April 25th 🌺
For emergencies please call 0418 299 938.

18/04/2024

🔹 Hoof Abscess 🔹

Wet and muddy conditions mean that
we are seeing a lot hoof abscesses at the moment.

Hoof Abscesses occur when dirt and bacteria get trapped inside the sensitive tissues beneath the hoof wall and the sole. This foreign material starts off an inflammatory reaction forming pus, which as it expands puts pressure on the sensitive soft tissues within the foot causing a great deal of pain.

The main treatment for any abscess is drainage. Call your vet or farrier if an abscess is suspected. The majority of hoof abscesses are quick and easy to treat, most becoming completely comfortable
within a short time and without any longterm complications.

If you notice your horse in discomfort, please call us for a diagnosis and to ensure the right treatment.