Inishowen Equai Centre

13/06/2026

Does anyone have a kitten looking for a forever home?
One of our clients looking for a kitten male or female.

08/06/2026

Is anyone coming up the Castleblaney Road today who would pick up a box for me please?

05/06/2026

🐶🐱 Protect the ones who depend on you most! 🩺💙

Keeping your dog or cat up to date with their vaccinations is one of the simplest ways to protect them from serious infectious diseases and help them live a long, healthy life.

✅ Puppy & kitten vaccination courses
✅ Annual boosters

Whether your pet is due a booster or starting their vaccination course, we’re here to help.

📞 Call us to book an appointment:
07493 74135
0868328789

04/06/2026

An Equine Pasture Management Workshop being run by Teagasc and Irish Equine Centre

🐴Equine Pasture Management Workshop🐴

Thursday, June 18th - 6:30–9PM

At

Deanes Equestrian Centre, Bruckless Donegal, F94 CD50

The event will focus on;
🌱sustainable grazing for equine farming.
💡 Soil health, pasture hygiene, biodiversity & efficient fertiliser use
💶 Booking fee of €20
👉 Register now: https://teagasc.clr.events/event/140309

Irish Equine Centre

27/05/2026

“I swear I’ll brush my teeth mammy” 🦷🐴

Christine Duncan MRCVS is available for equine dentals a few days every week at Inishowen Equai Centre.

Broodmares are often overlooked when it comes to dental work, it can be very beneficial to their wellbeing and health.

If you notice weight loss, dropping food or uncomfortable when being ridden it can be a sign of dental issues.

Call the clinic 0749374135 / 0868328789 if you would like to book your horse in.

26/05/2026

Anyone coming up the Castleblaney Road shortly?

17/05/2026

We are on Instagram!! Follow the page to see some of the work we do with Horses and Pets in Inishowen Equai Centre 🐴🦮🐈

https://www.instagram.com/inishowenequai?igsh=Y2ljbGRiZ2V1cGw2&utm_source=qr

11/05/2026

❗️Special Offer ❗️

15% Off Pet Neutering.

Neutering your pets can be beneficial for a number of reasons.
Prevent unwanted litters, reduce the risk of certain unwanted behaviours and can even prevent some health complications and some cancers.

For more information on neutering or our offer contact the clinic
0749374135 / 0868328789

22/04/2026

Murphy the Pug was recently in for a dental procedure under General anaesthetic to remove tartar build up and a few loose teeth, as seen in the before and after!!🦷

Dental care is very important for our pets wellbeing and health.
if you've noticed any signs - Bad breath, lip licking, dropping food, rubbing paws against mouth, reluctance to eat
- it could indicate dental issues

Call us to get booked in for a dental check or dental procedure for your pet 🦷
0868328789

15/04/2026

For the Horse breeders 🐴

It’s that time of year again.
If you are thinking of putting your mare into foal this year, now is the time to start preparing her and yourself.

Here are our tips:

1. Minerals and Vitamins
Minerals and vitamins, especially the trace elements Copper and Iodine, are essential for optimal reproductive performance. Copper treatments could be a huge help in potentially getting your mare in foal.

2. Light
Light is so important in regulating the oestrus cycle. Getting mares out of dark stables and into the light can help start the transition of your mares to cycle.

3. Body Condition.
Having your broodmare in an optimal body condition before breeding can be invaluable. Excessive body fat can have a negative impact on fertility, so if this is your mare, slim her down or put her into work and get her fit.

4. Record heat cycles.
As the days lengthen, owners should be watching for signs of heat in your maiden or barren mares and recording the dates. Information regarding her heat cycles is very useful to your vet. Remember, the first heat of the year can last for a long time and is not fertile - but record it!

5. Start Early
Is your mare an older or problem mare? Did your mare not go in foal last year? Then start early and talk to your vet about the possible reasons for her not proving in foal. Do not leave an older/problem mare until July!

6. Prepare yourself
Decide on your stallion and make contact with the stud owner. If you are thinking about frozen semen, the mares must be young and healthy, ie under 15years of age and cycling regularly.

Any queries, talk to your vet!