Hume Equine Veterinary Clinic

24/01/2025

Gastroscoping day the 13th of February!

Give the clinic a call on (02) 6040 2397 to secure your spot.

Equine veterinary clinic based in Albury, offering mobile and hospital based care.

20/01/2025

A quick look into what we get up to at HEVC 🐴
We recently had visiting specialist Dr Hadley Willsallen for the day!

13/01/2025

It’s been a pleasure to work with such dedicated owners like Kim and Scott.
Some very exciting babies arriving later this year, we can’t wait to meet! 🐴

The 2024 breeding season is officially done & dusted here at Moondyne Cutting Horses 🎉

We would like to thank Megan Thomas & the team at Hume Equine Centre for going above & beyond for our beautiful ladies & their babies this year.

Many thanks to Ovens Valley Equine for handling His Stargun is Hot & the reproductive team for the successful embryo retrievals from our mares.

Forever grateful for the teams behind us for a smooth breeding season, we couldn’t do this without you guys.

We can’t wait to see this crop of foals on the ground 🐴

📸 Rollin R Photo Co

08/01/2025

January is here, and it's time for a fresh start with your horse's dental health! 🦷
We're offering discounted dental services all month long, which includes a physical exam, faecal egg count, sheath clean and a thorough dental examination and float.

Using sedation, a light, and a mirror is essential for a proper examination of a horse's mouth. Common issues linked to dental disease can include weight loss, packing feed in cheeks, dropping feed while eating, choke, colic, and difficulties while being ridden.

With pasture drying off, ensure your horse gets the most from its feed!

Contact us to book your appointment at your property or in the clinic today! (02) 6040 2397

Equine veterinary clinic based in Albury, offering mobile and hospital based care.

20/12/2024

We hope everyone has a Merry Christmas, a safe and happy new year! 🎄

18/12/2024

⭐️ 12 months of HEVC ⭐️

What a big 12 months it’s been! Here’s a sneak peak into some of the things we’ve been up to! 🩺

Thank you all for the support over our first year, we look forward to helping you and your equine companions in the future!

Stay tuned for 2025! 💃🏼

12/12/2024

Last Minute Christmas Present! 🎁 🎄

Be emergency ready for your equine companion. In a handy tote bag that can easily store in the float or car, to give you peace of mind, no matter where you are.

Christmas special 10% off rrp now $175 🎄

Contact the clinic on (02) 6040 2397 to get yours!

23/10/2024

Gastroscoping day the 30th of October!

Give the clinic a call on (02) 6040 2397 to secure your spot.

Equine veterinary clinic based in Albury, offering mobile and hospital based care.

15/10/2024

Some of you may have already met or spoken to our newest employee Emily!

Emily started at HEVC 2 weeks ago and is excited to be joining the team. Emily comes with a wealth of knowledge and horse experience having involvement in various horse industries.
Emily’s interest in horses began at an early age, spending school holidays working at her aunt’s racing stables.
Emily joined Culcairn Pony Club at 14yo, with a horse too slow for the racetrack, and her interest in horses has never waned. Emily regularly competes in Team Penning, Arena Sorting and Challenges. As well as riding Endurance Horses for leading local trainers.
Recently, Emily has also commenced a breeding program of Quarter and Stock Horses and foals down a small number of mares each year, as well as standing a Quarter Horse Stallion at Culcairn.

Emily is keen to learn, grow her knowledge and experience. And can’t wait to meet you all!

01/09/2024

The Sleip App is something we have been using routinely for our lameness work ups and also prepurchase examinations!
This gives an objective measurement of lameness and can be used to analyse the horses response to treatments.
We can also use it to establish a baseline for horses, which can be monitored overtime should poor performance become an issue. Promoting early detection which makes preventative care a possibility!

26/08/2024

Only a couple of spots left! September 4th we will be holding another gastroscoping day.

Give the clinic a call (02) 6040 2397 to make your booking.

Equine veterinary clinic based in Albury, offering mobile and hospital based care.

13/08/2024

Gastroscoping day!

We will be holding a gastroscoping day on the 4th of September in conjunction with Alex from Randlab, offering discounted gastroscopes.

If you are suspicious your horse may have stomach ulcers, this is the only way to find out! Recommended for poor doers, girthy horses, picky eaters and abnormal behaviour.

Bookings are essential as there are limited spaces available. Please call the clinic to secure your spot or be added to our waiting list on (02) 6040 2397.

Please note fasting is required for this procedure - 12 hours for food and 4-5 hours for water. We do have limited overnight stables available to book.

Equine veterinary clinic based in Albury, offering mobile and hospital based care.

29/07/2024

⭐️ HEVC is hiring! ⭐️

Our practice is looking to expand, particularly as we approach the busy period of spring and summer.
We are after an enthusiastic, self motivated individual that has a good work ethic.
We are currently a one vet, two nurse team but actively looking to expand both vets and nurses!

Your role would vary between veterinary assistant, veterinary nurse and stablehand. This is predominantly at the clinic but also would involve going with vets on call outs from time to time.

Ability to follow direction and work in a team is essential. Prior experience working in an equine clinic is not essential however confidence handling different types of horses is.

The job is Monday to Friday, hours are 30-38 hours per week. Starting September, on going employment available for the right candidate.

Please direct enquiries and CV’s to [email protected] or (02) 6040 2397

23/07/2024

Look what has just arrived at HEVC! A brand new X-ray machine 😍 no more cords, the latest technology and fully portable! 💃🏼

18/07/2024

Recently we had another successful gastrosocping day!

90% of the horses scoped had ulcers, all with differing clinical signs. These horses varied between stock horses, ponies, thoroughbreds and arabs, some kept at pasture others stabled, in work or resting, showing ulcers don’t discriminate!

If you are suspicious your horse may have ulcers, get in touch to be on the list for our next gastroscoping day 🐎

27/06/2024

Gastroscoping day!

We will be holding a gastroscoping day on the 11th of July in conjunction with Alex from Randlab, offering discounted gastroscopes.

If you are suspicious your horse may have stomach ulcers, this is the only way to find out! Recommended for poor doers, girthy horses, picky eaters and abnormal behaviour.

Bookings are essential as there are limited spaces available. Please call the clinic to secure your spot or be added to our waiting list on (02) 6040 2397.

Please note fasting is required for this procedure - 12 hours for food and 4-5 hours for water. We do have limited overnight stables available to book.

13/06/2024

As temperatures drop it's time to pay extra attention to your horses and monitor their behavior more closely. Hoof abscesses,…

02/06/2024

***Graphic Image Warning***

Recently we were presented with a valuable broodmare who suffered a severe paddock injury to an already compromised leg, leaving her fetlock joint entirely open.
The mare underwent surgery with one of our visiting specialist equine surgeons Dr Hadley Willsallen. The extensive surgery involved flushing the open joint of debris and contamination, the joint capsule was then stitched back together, antibiotics were administered into the joint, diseased scar tissue was removed and the skin was closed. She then had the leg placed in a cast for 6 weeks to prevent movement and allow the wound and joint capsule to heal.
Following surgery the mare stayed at HEVC for a short period to allow IVRP. This involves placing a tourniquet on the leg and administering antibiotics into the main vessel of the lower leg, this allows direct administration of a high concentration of antibiotics.

We removed the cast last week and we are very happy to report the mare is moving comfortably and she has maintained her pregnancy!
A great example of the team work available at HEVC.