Mallee Veterinary and Livestock Services

Mallee Veterinary and Livestock Services We are a mobile vet practice offering a wide range of services to Sunraysia and surrounding areas.

Services include:
Vaccinations/health checks/microchips
Aged care & home euthanasias
Geldings
Brucellosis testing/accreditation
Racehorse vet care We have a family run mobile veterinary practice that has been operating in the Sunraysia and surrounding areas since 2015. We offer many services including but not limited to:
- vaccinations, microchips, health checks
- geldings and minor equine/large a

nimal procedures
- aged care and end of life care/home euthanasias
- racehorse veterinary services - joint injections, poor performance work ups, race day follow ups & certificates for racing, referrals & follow ups post surgery
- race day veterinary services
- brucellosis testing and accreditation
- heard health care, pain relief and ram sedations
- referrals, prescriptions & second opinions
- phone consultations/video consultations
Please contact Megan via phone or text on 0430459577, or via Messenger on this business page.

♥️♥️ Our next two expectant mummas who will be looking forward to showing off their big tummys (or if you are lucky some...
21/08/2026

♥️♥️ Our next two expectant mummas who will be looking forward to showing off their big tummys (or if you are lucky some very cute babies) are the ever cheeky Miss Rascal and our original GOAT the one and only Ramilda ♥️♥️

Our next two expectant mothers are the lovely Josie and gorgeous Dot. Come meet us at the Wentworth Show next weekend!!!
19/08/2026

Our next two expectant mothers are the lovely Josie and gorgeous Dot. Come meet us at the Wentworth Show next weekend!!!

Its SHOWTIME!!! Wentworth Show is coming up far too quickly. This year for the first time we are going to have a Nanny B...
17/08/2026

Its SHOWTIME!!!
Wentworth Show is coming up far too quickly. This year for the first time we are going to have a Nanny Barn, looked after by Dr Megan from Mallee vets. We will have our poddy girls who are expecting babies all around show time in a barn at the show. These girls are hand raised poddies that our kids have collected over the years. Come and have a chat about our girls and how farm life works and if you are lucky you may get to see some new little babies.
Here we have our first two expectant mummas Lolly and Flady. They love head scratches and treats!

17/08/2026

My homework so far on the H5N1 bird flu. Hope its helpful! Sharon Ellis 💞

The mammals most susceptible seem to be cats and foxes (through predation and scavenging), marine mammals, and dairy cattle. Ill try to stick with information that is relevant to our area.
Cats have been known to contract the virus and can have severe symptoms resulting in high mortality rates.
Dairy cattle can contract the virus and this impacts milk production. It is spread easily via contaminated milking equipment.
Pigs, sheep and horses have previously been a much lower risk to this disease in comparison to cattle.
Dogs have been largely resistant with mild symptoms. Infection is very rare.
We are not sure of the impact this virus could have on our native species as they have not had any history of exposure in the past.

Our risk level to our domestic animals is currently very low. However, this situation could change. Some things we can do at home which are good for our animals regardless of the bird flu include:
- regularly checking your animals water supply and refreshing it often. Remove any dead birds (use a net, do not touch deceased or sick birds) and if not suspicious for bird flu (for example one drowned bird in a large trough compared to 20 dead birds in and surrounding the trough) then safely dispose of the carcass.
- keeping feed bins, chaff and hay under cover - this can be under tarps, in enclosed feed bins or drums, inside shipping containers etc. This will also help with mice!! We have tarp over our hay for the rain, but this also helps with birds flying over as a potential source of contamination. We have drums of chaff and feed for horses and goats that have lids on them that are also in a lockable shipping container (we dont like mice!).
- be vigilant. Go for a little walk around the horse paddock or your backyard and take note of what birds are hanging around. First, its lovely to see little bird families interacting and doing their thing, and second if you know whats normal for your place, then if there is something off it is easier to recognise.

16/08/2026

Hey guys, hope you have enjoyed the warmer weather this weekend. Quick update on the current bird flu H5N1 outbreak. I have not heard if there have been further cases diagnosed in the Sunraysia area but as a precaution I do recommend that any birds are kept locked away for now until we know more.
So for now as best you can -
- enclosed pens, particularly from above so wild birds cannot drop their droppings from above
- ensure wild birds cannot access your pet bird or poultry feed and water supplh, and ensure that is also stored away from any wild bird access
- report any cases of multiple bird deaths (5 or more) or any strange symptoms/deaths in meat eating birds such as crows, eagles, falcons and hawks
- DO NOT touch any sick or dead birds
- DO NOT let your pets feed on any wild birds - I understand this part can be difficult for those with cats that free range, if this bird flu spreads in our area then the safest thing will be to have cats in an enclosure or indoors

- report suspicious cases to the animal emergency disease hotline number - 1800 675 888

Apologies for the rambling video, I wanted to put something out there but with the ever changing climate the information can be different one day to the next. So here is what we have done with our chooks for your reference. And I will update if I hear of any more local cases. Also, if you have questions let me know and I will try to address these!
* Please note that I will keep my answers as opinion free as possible, Im not interested in politics or goading comments or conspiracy theories I just want people to be as informed as possible with the information that I can get so that we can protect our pets and poultry and hopefully reduce the impact on our magnificent wild bird population.
Enjoy the last few hours of this lovely weekend everyone - Meg.

Meet Squeaky, she may be only young but she is still a big girl. She had to have a small lump removed from her dierrière...
31/07/2026

Meet Squeaky, she may be only young but she is still a big girl. She had to have a small lump removed from her dierrière. She was very well behaved and is healing up nicely. Even showed me her zoomies after her little rump lump procedure which were extremely cute. Thank you for being a good girl Squeaky, pig medicine is not my usual game so you made my day!!!

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