Lachlan Valley Vets Forbes/Grenfell

01/08/2026

August is Dental Month! 🦷🐶😸

FREE dental check** and 10% OFF DENTALS THIS MONTH ONLY

Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems in our pets? Just like us, our furry friends need regular dental care to help keep their teeth, gums and overall health in tip-top shape! 🪥🦷

Dental disease can cause pain, infection, bad breath and difficulty eating, and untreated dental problems can impact your pet’s overall wellbeing. 🐾

This Dental Month, give your pet something to smile about!
Book a dental check with our friendly team and let’s help keep those pearly whites healthy and those tails wagging! 🐶😸

Contact LV Vets Forbes & Grenfell to book your pet’s dental check today! 📲

** mouth examination only, does not include sedation or medications

31/07/2026

🎂🐴 Happy Official Birthday, to all our equine patients! 🐴🎂

Share a photo of your birthday horse in the comments and tell us their age. We would love to celebrate with you! 📸 ❤️

Whether they're a cheeky pony, a trusted stock horse, a champion, or a beloved paddock companion, today we celebrate all the horses that enrich our lives, support our communities, and bring us so much enjoyment.
Every horse deserves the very best care, at Lachlan Valley Vet, we're proud to support the health and wellbeing of horses throughout our region.

From all of us at Lachlan Valley Vets, we wish every horse a very happy birthday and many healthy years ahead! ❤️🐎

31/07/2026

🐂 Bovine Reproductive Disease: Is Your Herd Breeding-Season Ready? 🐄
Reproductive disease is one of the leading causes of reduced fertility and productivity in both beef and dairy herds, impacting conception rates, pregnancy outcomes, and overall profitability.
The good news? ✅ Diagnostic testing and vaccination programs can help identify risks early and protect your herd from costly reproductive losses.
By implementing a tailored herd health plan, producers can take a proactive approach to improving reproductive performance and maximising productivity.
📅 Now is the time to prepare for spring breeding!
✔️ Book your bulls for semen testing
✔️ Schedule pregnancy testing for your females
✔️ Identify reproductive issues early
✔️ Improve herd fertility and breeding efficiency
Our team can help you develop a testing and vaccination strategy suited to your operation.
📞 Contact Lachlan Valley Vet today to discuss bovine reproductive disease testing, vaccination programs, semen testing, and pregnancy diagnosis.
Test your bulls. Assess your herd. Maximise your productivity. 🐂✅

14/07/2026

Another successful caesarean this morning with these 5 pups delivered at 1am this morning.

14/07/2026

A very busy Monday Lachlan Valley Vets Forbes/Grenfell with Dr Tess and her team delivering 10 healthy Basset Hound Puppies by caesarean C section. Both mum and babies are doing well.

10/07/2026

OWNER FOUND-URGENT: This handsome dog was bought into the clinic at midday as he was found wandering half way between Grenfell and Forbes. He is male entire, well groomed, no collar & tag.
He is microchipped, but his information is not up to date.
He will stay at the clinic for a short time, before the Rangers are called to collect him.
If he is yours, or you know who he belongs to please call us on (02) 6851 1100.

02/07/2026

H5 Bird Flu - What you need to know 💭🦆

H5 Bird flu has been confirmed in migratory wild birds found in Southern Australia. The NSW Government is closely monitoring the situation and has measures in place to respond quickly if it is detected in NSW.
Why it matters?
- H5 bird flu causes severe illness and high mortality in poultry, wild and domestic birds & other animals
- H5 bird flu can spread to people from infected birds

What to do?
- If you see multiple sick or dead birds or other animals, DO NOT touch them
- Wash your hands after being outside or near animals
- Keep pets and children away from sick or dead birds or other animals.
- Call 1800 675 88

What to look out for?
Birds and other animals that are :
- Deceased or dying
- Look sick or wobbly
- Walking backwards
- Have discharge from their eyes and beaks
- Acting strangely in other ways

29/06/2026

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