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Keinzley Agvet is a locally owned and operated farm merchandise and veterinary clinic in the Wairarapa
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Proudly supplying farmers in the Wairarapa for over 25 years.

23/11/2024

Great read! Recommended by our mixed animal vet Molly!

21/11/2024

Lambs are growing well with the sun on their backs and grass underfoot.

The question comes as weaning looms near, how will I manage parasites to grow lambs well this summer?

Start with the basics first: service drench guns, make sure they are calibrated properly, check expiries on left over product and put in orders with your agents.

The key to success is setting up “clean” feed for weaned lambs, and maintaining a low level of worm larvae contamination with refugia. That’s great- how?

1. Use an effective drench
2. Cross graze with adult stock/cattle
3. Utilise crops and new grass

Remember that faecal egg counts are your friend for helping with decision making when it comes to drenching.

Do you need to drench? They can give an idea of how bad the burden is before deciding to drench or not.

Does my drench work? Do a FEC 10 days after drenching and find out for sure.

If you have any questions about parasite management, product choices or crop options get in touch with our team of vets and agents.

19/11/2024

Looking to get your lawn in top shape?
We’ve got you covered!

At Keinzley Agvet we offer high-quality lawn care products and expert advice to help you create the lush, green lawn you’ve always wanted. Whether it's fertilising, seeding, or treating your lawn for weeds, our team is here to help you every step of the way. Contact us today to see how we can help your lawn thrive!

11/11/2024

At this time of year, we tend to overindulge in delicious foods. Rosie fell victim to this, but thanks to our vet and nursing team, she now has a clean bill of health 🌸

07/11/2024

Guy Fawkes is now over but there is no doubt celebrations will continue.

Below is a video of Toby showing classic signs of stress from fireworks. We have thought of a few ways to help minimise any stress your pets may have.

We do suggest if your pets are struggling severely with the fireworks or have a history of anxiety then you book in a vet consult asap. The vet may be able to prescribe anti-anxiety medication or a short/ long term protocol to get through.

Please contact us on 06 377 3819 to book an appointment or email us at the [email protected] if this is the case.

See below for our tips... 💥💥💥

Enrichment 🐾

*Tire them out during the day.
*Take them for a swim
*Running
*A long walk
*Games or tricks
*If your pets are elderly, we suggest using some form of mental enrichment to tire them out. This may be puzzle feeders, snuffle matts or Kong’s.

Create a safe space! 🫶

*Confining them to their usual crate.
*Closing the curtains in your home
*Playing music, the television or white noise to help drown out fireworks
*Spraying pheromone sprays like Adaptil or Feliway into their bedding!
*Using a long-term pheromone outlet like a diffuser! *These can be placed within the home at any power outlet and can take up to 7 days to be fully effective. PLEASE NOTE! You cannot smell the pheromones being emitted only the species of animal can.
*ANOTHER long-term product which is AMAZING is the Adaptil spray! These again emit pheromones to calm your dog.

TREATS, TREATS AND MORE TREATS 🎊
We currently stock the drooly range at Keinzleys! These are a high reward treat, and dogs seem to love them! These are best to feed during periods of calmness. If they remain calm feed them a treat. They can also be used as a form of distraction from sudden bangs.

29/10/2024

ALERT ‼️
Keinzley Agvet Carterton now stocks new season Swandri, just in time for the holiday season 🎊

25/10/2024

Don’t forget. We will be closed Monday the 28th of October!

Have a great long weekend everyone and stay safe 💚

11/10/2024

Our last amazing nurse of the week is 🙈

Name: Rebecca better known as “Bec”

How long have you been Vet Nursing for?
4 years, I started after closing the family photography business.

What do you enjoy the most about your job?
The day to day care of all the different patients.

What do you do in your spare time?
Chilling at the beach with the dogs and looking after my grandkids.

Favourite addiction?
I love my Coke Zero but I guess my grandkids are my addiction too.

If you could have any animal as a pet what would it be? A pet Ferret ( I had them growing up)

10/10/2024

Our third profile of the week is… 🥁

Bonnie also known as Bon

How long have you been vet nursing for? 5 years

What do you enjoy the most about your job?
I love that my job is so diverse and no day is the same. My biggest interest is nursing intensive care patients.

Hobbies- Running my pet sitting business The Pet Nanny, going to the gym and playing football for Douglas Villa 🦅

Addiction- Wonkas Sherbet Fizz and anything in the form of caffeine!

If you could have any animal as a pet what would it be? An Otter for sure 🦦

09/10/2024

Our second nurse profile of the week is our lovely Sarah 🩺

How long have you been Vet Nursing? 13 years

What do you enjoy the most about the job? Intensive care nursing, performing diagnostic work ups and building meaningful connections with my patients.

What do you do in your spare time? Spend time with my daughter, Macy, play football and enjoy going to the gym

Favourite addiction? Pre workout 😂, oat milk flat whites and Kit Kat’s (regular NOT the chunky kind)

What is your favourite sports team? NZ Warriors and Greytown Gems 💎

08/10/2024

This week we celebrate Vet Nurse Awareness week!
It is a special time dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating our amazing Vet nurses 🐾 🩺

Introducing our team this week, we are kicking it off with our Head nurse ⭐️

Name: Debra better known as “Deb”

How long have you been Vet Nursing for?
Since animals first came off the ark 33 years ago.

What do you enjoy the most about your job?
I love dealing with emergencies, anaesthesia and of course all the animals.

What do you do in your spare time?
Training my horse for dressage and watching my son surfing.

Favourite addiction?
Whittakers Almond chocolate bars.

Do you have any pets?
I have two English bulldogs, Pig and Roise. One cat called Doug, a small pony called Lil Man and one horse called Goldie.

17/09/2024

Another happy customer ✅ Thanks for coming in Missy you are so cute

13/09/2024

Has your pet got an itch yet? 🌱

Spring is the time environmental allergies can really start to flare up in cats and dogs. Allergies can start by your pet being in contact with pollens, grasses, plants, dusts and other materials.

Allergies in cats and dogs can present as the below symptoms

Itchy ears
Chewing at feet or stained brown feet
Hair loss- Balding around their eyes or areas of the
body
Scratching excessively- which can lead to red
sores and infection
Licking
Swelling around the face
Coughing, wheezing or shortness of breath
Runny nose
Red eyes

What to do if your pet is suffering?

Number 1: Make sure you don’t have fleas. One bite can induce a flea allergy. If the itch continues then this may indicate there is something in the environment triggering your pet to itch.

Allergens can stick to your pet’s coat particularly the paws, belly, ears, eyes and up their nose. If you think they have been exposed to something that may make them itchy we recommend giving them a bath with a soothing shampoo, grooming regularly to help remove built up pollutants and paying a visit to the vet for a consult.

04/09/2024

Check out what our awesome clients the De Leeuws have been up to. Article in the link below ⬇️

29/08/2024

A black and white female cat has been brought into our Masterton small animal clinic, sadly deceased. She is not microchipped. Please contact the clinic on 06 377 3819 for more information.

26/08/2024

Monday enthusiasm starts in Carterton, fueled by our pets' energy! 🥳

19/08/2024

What to have ready in your Lambing Beat Bag?

Don’t get caught out the back of the farm without the essentials this lambing, remember to pack a lambing bag with all the goodies to make your life easier when coming across the inevitable lambing troubles.

⚡️Energy supplement - ketol, acedex or reviver solutions (oral), or injectable glucaphos (50ml under the skin) are all great supplements that can be given to sleepy sickness ewes or cast ewes. (If your getting more sleepy sickness ewes than you would like talk to our team for advice about your best option.)

⚡️Lubricant - a well cleaned, squeezy tomato sauce bottle is an easy way to apply l**e when you’re assisting a lambing.

⚡️Gloves - don’t forget the re**al gloves! Protect yourself from zoonotic diseases like Lepto.

⚡️Your preferred bearing repair method and approved vet medications prescribed to you for after the repair.

⚡️Ear tags - mark animals which you may have treated with antibiotics or which had bearings etc. so they can be identified at weaning.

⚡️Iodine spray - great for navels of lambs.

⚡️Warm box on the bike for placing orphans in and if your really keen a thermos of warm colostrum and teat.

⚡️Some soft rope to keep hold of limbs while assisting lambing’s

⚡️A head lamp and a snack! In case you end up out longer than you would like.

16/08/2024

Calving season is here and our mixed animal vet Sam couldn’t be more ready for it!

Address

127 Te Ore Ore Road
Masterton
5810

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

06 377 3819

Website

http://www.keinzley.co.nz/

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Lambs are growing well with the sun on their backs and grass underfoot. The question comes as weaning looms near, how will I manage parasites to grow lambs well this summer? Start with the basics first: service drench guns, make sure they are calibrated properly, check expiries on left over product and put in orders with your agents. The key to success is setting up “clean” feed for weaned lambs, and maintaining a low level of worm larvae contamination with refugia. That’s great- how? 1. Use an effective drench 2. Cross graze with adult stock/cattle 3. Utilise crops and new grass Remember that faecal egg counts are your friend for helping with decision making when it comes to drenching. Do you need to drench? They can give an idea of how bad the burden is before deciding to drench or not. Does my drench work? Do a FEC 10 days after drenching and find out for sure. If you have any questions about parasite management, product choices or crop options get in touch with our team of vets and agents.

Guy Fawkes is now over but there is no doubt celebrations will continue. Below is a video of Toby showing classic signs of stress from fireworks. We have thought of a few ways to help minimise any stress your pets may have. We do suggest if your pets are struggling severely with the fireworks or have a history of anxiety then you book in a vet consult asap. The vet may be able to prescribe anti-anxiety medication or a short/ long term protocol to get through. Please contact us on 06 377 3819 to book an appointment or email us at the [email protected] if this is the case. See below for our tips... 💥💥💥 Enrichment 🐾 *Tire them out during the day. *Take them for a swim *Running *A long walk *Games or tricks *If your pets are elderly, we suggest using some form of mental enrichment to tire them out. This may be puzzle feeders, snuffle matts or Kong’s. Create a safe space! 🫶 *Confining them to their usual crate. *Closing the curtains in your home *Playing music, the television or white noise to help drown out fireworks *Spraying pheromone sprays like Adaptil or Feliway into their bedding! *Using a long-term pheromone outlet like a diffuser! *These can be placed within the home at any power outlet and can take up to 7 days to be fully effective. PLEASE NOTE! You cannot smell the pheromones being emitted only the species of animal can. *ANOTHER long-term product which is AMAZING is the Adaptil spray! These again emit pheromones to calm your dog. TREATS, TREATS AND MORE TREATS 🎊 We currently stock the drooly range at Keinzleys! These are a high reward treat, and dogs seem to love them! These are best to feed during periods of calmness. If they remain calm feed them a treat. They can also be used as a form of distraction from sudden bangs.