This article was written by Dr. Paula Williams of WestVETS Animal Hosiptal for WestVETS.PDF downloaded from the WestVets Website.Newcastle Equine Centre accredits 100% of this article to WestVets Animal Hospital.
THIS ENTRANCE WILL BE IN USE FROM MONDAY, 12TH OF OCTOBER IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE RING THE CLINIC ON (02) 49296135. × Dismiss alert Due to developments at the Racecourse, we have had to change our entrance to best suit the needs of our clients, patients, and staff. Instead of entering the eastern [...]
There has been a confirmed case of HENDRA at Murwillumbah in NE NSW. A 17-year-old unvaccinated gelding was noted to be unsteady on his feet and cyanotic (poor breathing leading to low oxygen and blue gums) but NO FEVER. It is important to remember that the signs of Hendra can be variable and range from [...]
To our valued clients, with the COVD-19 cases decreasing in NSW, we have altered our strict procedure when attending you and your horses. To keep you and our staff safe, we will continue to practice social distancing the best we can and minimise direct contact when we can.This policy can and will change if the [...]
Newcastle Equine Centre is a proud sponsor of the Hunter Valley Polo Challenge hosted by Wirragulla Polo Club in Dungog. Over the weekend, Dr Sam Morley attended the amazing event to provide veterinary support and enjoy some fantastic fast play polo. The Grade A final between Wirrgulla and Scone was exciting to watch as the [...]
One of our awesome vets, Dr. Cecilia Cortina di Favria is a certified Equine Acupuncturist (IVAS). To give you some additional treatment options for your horse, we will now be offering acupuncture services. So what is Equine acupuncture? Acupuncture involves the stimulation of precise occupants on the body and is part of one of the [...]
