News & information
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Winter Feeding for Horses
May 27 2020
Coming into winter, we have Four Management Tips to Consider as the cold weather descends 1. Stash Away Hay 2. Toss ’em Some Hay 3. Feed Away from Fences 4.…
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Joint support & Joint health with 4Cyte & Epiitalis gel
May 27 2020
Are you noticing that your pet is getting older? Did you know there are products that can help and support your pets joints? 4cyte is one of many products which…
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Autumn Worms
May 21 2020
By Meaghan Sutherland AVN, RVN, DipVN (ECC & Surg) Whilst we rely heavily on feacal egg counts to determine worm burdens in horses throughout the year, at this time of…
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When is my pet a geriatric?
Apr 20 2020
Our pets seem to be a puppy one day and before we know it we are noticing small changes to show they have slipped from middle age into old age…..…
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SO NOW YOU, YOUR DOG AND CAT ARE AT HOME
Apr 07 2020
In these extraordinary times we at the Gisborne Veterinary Clinic would like to reassure our clients that we are constantly evaluating and adjusting how we as a team can continue…
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Corona Virus (COVID-19) Update
Mar 18 2020
With the Corona virus pandemic in Australia we as a business may be required by government to close our door’s to the general public for non-essential treatment of animals for…
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Dog & cat vaccinations
Mar 11 2020
We often get the question, “do I really need to vaccinate my pet?” One of the main reasons that we don’t see these particular diseases prevalent in society is because…
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Equine Cushing’s Disease
Mar 04 2020
Equine Cushing Disease (ECD) ( Also called PPID) This is a condition caused by abnormality of the pituitary gland at the base of the horse’s brain. The disease send abnormal…
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Pre-anaesthetic Blood testing
Feb 19 2020
At the time of admission for any anaesthesia or sedation for your pet you will often be asked if you would like a pre-anaesthetic blood profile to be run. What…
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Parasites: Intestinal worms
Feb 10 2020
Intestinal Worms are present in your pets from birth. They live in all types of animals and some types of worms can be zoonotic, meaning it can also transfer from…
