Throwback to sunnier days!
How's that for a gelding view 🏝 Thank you to our client for sharing with us, not a bad spot for Felicitys workday! 🐴
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Entries close for Day One of our Veterinary Associates Equine - Karaka Winter Show Hunter Series this Thursday!
www.evoevents.co.nz
Don’t forget about our teams event! Email your team to dalealice@hotmail.co.nz, entry is free for this part!!
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Hiya Just checking if we have to print out our own back numbers or do you supply the printed numbers on the day?
www.facebook.com/101905744678540/posts/530589955143448/#DidYouKnow that the inside of the horse ambulance is purpose-designed to safely transport an injured horse to an equine vet clinic?
A stowaway diagonal crush can be disassembled to enable the horse to walk in and exit without turning.
The crush is heavily padded and designed to relieve pressure on the trachea of a sedated horse.
The features of the horse ambulance are world-class, and one more way in New Zealand where we put #TheHorseFirst. 🐴🥇
#NZHorseAmbulance #LoveTheHorse #EquineWelfare #EquineCharity #TransportEngineering #MoreThanAHorseFloat T L MacLean Limited Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre Matamata Veterinary Services - Equine Canterbury Equine Clinic Rangiora Vet Centre Equine NZTR TAB Harness Racing New Zealand Veterinary Associates Equine - Karaka Cambridge Equine Hospital One Foundation Limited Te Aroha Veterinary Services SPCA New Zealand The New Zealand Veterinary Association Massey University Equine Research Centre HelpMyHorse Ltd, Equine Veterinary & Dentistry Services, Rotorua EquivetsNZ SVS Veterinary Supplies
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#DidYouKnow that the inside of the horse ambulance is purpose-designed to safely transport an injured horse to an equine vet clinic?
A stowaway diagonal crush can be disassembled to enable the horse to walk in and exit without turning.
The crush is heavily padded and designed to relieve pressure on the trachea of a sedated horse.
The features of the horse ambulance are world-class, and one more way in New Zealand where we put #TheHorseFirst. 🐴🥇
#NZHorseAmbulance #LoveTheHorse #EquineWelfare #EquineCharity #TransportEngineering #MoreThanAHorseFloat T L MacLean Limited Waikato Equine Veterinary Centre Matamata Veterinary Services - Equine Canterbury Equine Clinic Rangiora Vet Centre Equine NZTR TAB Harness Racing New Zealand Veterinary Associates Equine - Karaka Cambridge Equine Hospital One Foundation Limited Te Aroha Veterinary Services SPCA New Zealand The New Zealand Veterinary Association Massey University Equine Research Centre HelpMyHorse Ltd, Equine Veterinary & Dentistry Services, Rotorua EquivetsNZ SVS Veterinary Supplies
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Great job done by gripper n his team with my horse back Oct last year they went well out of their way much appreciated ❤️👍
So impressed with your service at the weekend at Rotorua, well done. Well thought out
Amazing work and thought put into these Ambulances they are leading the way in Equine welfare ,I sure these Ambos will be the industry standard around the world in no time
First class service 👌🏼👌🏼👏👏🙏🏼🙏🏼
Beat thing ever
Loving these posts!! 🙌🏼
You have all been waiting for it….. here are the Series and Teams Competition guidelines for the Vet Associates Winter Show Hunter Series!
Our Overall Series is sponsored by Veterinary Associates Equine - Karaka and the Teams Event by C L Goffin Photography
Please be sure to show your appreciation to these amazing companies 🙂
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Haylee Bellingham
Lauren McKinlay
🦄 It's Veterinary Receptionist Week! 🦄
A big shout out & thank you to our incredible group of receptionists at Veterinary Associates Equine. We all know the hospital could not function without these awesome people!
Maree, Juliette & Gailene we appreciate you and thank you for all you do! 🦄
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Love ya work Maree Bangs and Co 👌
Maree is wonderful!!!
Go maree
You ladies are amazing!
We are currently seeking applicants for a full-time competent and reliable yard person, ideally with a good knowledge and understanding of horses.
Primary responsibilities include ensuring boxes are mucked out, horses are clean and fed, yard is kept clean and tidy including feed and bedding inventory management, along with general up-keep and maintenance of the grounds and yard.
This position will be based at our clinic in Karaka-South Auckland.
www.seek.co.nz/job/56495974
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Veterinary Associates Equine – Karaka is seeking applicants for a full-time competent and reliable yard person, ideally with a good knowledge and understanding of horses.Elise Alexander
A reminder that we will be available throughout the Easter weekend for emergencies.
Please call the clinic at 09 294 7307 to speak with our on call vet. We will resume normal business hours, 8am-5.30pm on Tuesday the 19th.
Have a great (hopefully vet-free) long weekend!
Closed 15th (Good Friday), 16th, 17th and 18th ( Easter Monday)
www.vetassociates.co.nz/
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It is a beautiful autumn day here at Woodhill Sands and the courses are all set for the first day of the Veterinary Associates Equine - Karaka winter show jumping series. We are keeping entries open in case a few of our riders were holding off to see what the weather was doing. Entries can still be done at www.evoevents.co.nz/Default ... See MoreSee Less
🐴We have been receiving a lot of questions around coughs and runny noses recently and wanted to provide the following advice for our clients.
🐴We recommend that horse owners continue to follow biosecurity good practice around their horses competing, ensuring that they are appropriately vaccinated and do not compete should they show any symptoms of respiratory disease, such as a purulent nasal discharge or fever.
🐴We recommend horse owners check their horse's temperature anytime they appear unwell or show clinical signs of respiratory disease (such as a cough or snotty nose). A temperature over 38.5C is considered elevated and your vet should be consulted.
🐴There are currently no confirmed strangles cases within the Auckland area that we are aware of. There are a lot of respiratory virus’s present at the moment. Please consult your vet if you are worried about your horse.
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Sarah Lougheed Goldsbury
Maree Lynch
Thankyou!
We are well and truly into the foaling season, but for those of you still waiting for new arrivals, we are working through level 4 to help ensure your foals safe delivery. If you have any questions or need advice, please give us a call or visit our reproduction page for more information.
To be successful in any sporting arena, your horses need to be in optimal condition for not just competition day, but the entire season. Ensuring your horse maintains peak performance and does not develop lameness or poor results is easier said than done. We offer individual performance and treatment plans to ensure your horses are ready and prepared for competitions and the entire competitive season. If you have any questions about your horses condition, please give us a call.
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Conveniently covering both South and West/North Auckland regions with a purpose built hospital in Karaka located 5 minutes off the motorway
Hospital Location:
12 Sim Road
Karaka
Auckland
New Zealand
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