Our horses are a valuable part of our lives - from valued competition horse, first ridden pony to much loved companion animal. To make sure they are sound and healthy, we recommend an annual health check to ensure they are comfortable and that no other health problems are developing.
Sand can accumulate in the horses' gastrointestinal system and cause signs of colic, impaction and if severe - death. At Kojonup Veterinary Hospital we offer drenching with paraffin oil to help reduce the sand burden in your horses gastrointestinal tract. In horses with high sand burdens, it is ideal to perform this every 12 months.
Tetanus and Strangles: These diseases can cause severe signs and even death in horses if affected. Here at Kojonup Veterinary Hospital we offer vaccinations to help provide protection against these disease.
Geriatric Health Checks
As horses age, their risk of developing disease increases and their requirements change. At Kojonup Veterinary Hospital we offer health checks, dental examination, blood testing (to screen organ function) and disease testing (for example for Cushings and Metabolic Syndrome) to assess your aging horse's health. We can also offer suggestions for management into the future to help your friend live long and healthy through their golden years.
Here at Kojonup Veterinary Hospital, our team of Veterinarians are able to provide advice and perform emergency procedures in the clinic and on farm, which include:
Treatment of sick/unwell horses and ponies (including first-line colic, neonatal care and metabolic derrangements amongst many other diseases)
Treatment of injured horses and ponies (including providing suitable pain relief and stitching up injuries)
If you have an equine emergency, please feel free to contact our afterhours on
0427 017 462
Here at Kojonup and Katanning Veterinary Clinics, our Veterinarians are able to perform Gelding procedures on farm or on-site at our Kojonup Vet Hospital.
For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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