Oldbury Equine Clinic

Oldbury Equine Clinic 100% Equine Veterinary Practice offering a friendly, professional, highly experienced service.

Michael Harwood founded Oldbury Equine at the beginning of 2014 with the vision of creating a solely equine veterinary clinic providing a high quality of veterinary care utilising the most up to date equipment which can be transported to the clients property at a highly competitive cost. We are equipped to be able to provide all our services at your stable including xray/ultrasound/scope/dentistry

and mobile eftpos to remove the inconvenience of paper invoice processing. Our aim is to provide a reliable, high quality veterinary service to local pleasure and sports horses in the Byford/Oakford and Serpentine area. Our northern border is Wattle Grove and southern border is North Dandalup. To provide the best service possible to our clients we travel no further than 30 minutes from the clinic ensuring good response times for equine emergencies. Please feel free to ring us to discuss the services we provide on 0427478007

Out & AboutBusy weekend for our team! While the amazing Dr Liz is on-call, Drs Simone and James have been out working at...
03/05/2026

Out & About

Busy weekend for our team! While the amazing Dr Liz is on-call, Drs Simone and James have been out working at events and Dr Mike supporting his daughter ride at the Peel Pony Club which had a giant fundraiser this weekend for Dolly’s Dream.

James has been providing Treating Veterinarian services for the South West Horse Trials, while Simone has been performing some medication control at the WA State Showjumping Championships 🏆

We love supporting the industry that supports us!

Emergency work has certainly got easier over the last few years with the emergence of cordless X-ray generators, reliabl...
11/04/2026

Emergency work has certainly got easier over the last few years with the emergence of cordless X-ray generators, reliable battery packs and wireless X-ray plates.

At Oldbury Equine Clinic we are very lucky to have the latest equipment offering our clients paddock side emergency imaging when fractures are suspected. This reduces the risk of moving horses when a float journey could exacerbate a suspected fracture.

We only use this in emergency situations continuing to recommend clinic based imaging for all other conditions due to the need for correctly levelled concrete surfaces to create optimum radiographic images.

This equipment does allow our clinicians and clients peace of mind to travel a horse or make those difficult decisions.

Dr Mike attended a horse this morning with a suspected fracture and was able to offer reassurance and put together a plan going forward for the patient without having to move him too far .





Dr Mike (a.k.a HOP) has been juggling emergency call outs with his over night deliveries! Wishing all our clients a very...
05/04/2026

Dr Mike (a.k.a HOP) has been juggling emergency call outs with his over night deliveries!

Wishing all our clients a very happy horse emergency free Easter !

Best wishes from the Oldbury Team and Holly & Feathers ( our resident clinic horses)

If you do have an emergency Dr Mike is on call for the Easter break and can be contacted on 1300612121 🐣🐴🩺

Great morning at Transitions Inc. Dressage Club with Dr James presenting on Gastric Ulceration. It's a super common cond...
04/04/2026

Great morning at Transitions Inc. Dressage Club with Dr James presenting on Gastric Ulceration. It's a super common condition of our competition horses, so a really important topic for riders to appreciate. Big thank you to the Club for having us, and to Randlab - who make a range of very effective ulcer treatments - for providing some great merchandise for attendees!

Exciting times at Oldbury Equine Clinic. Dr Mike and Dr James ability to respond to emergency calls in record times desp...
01/04/2026

Exciting times at Oldbury Equine Clinic. Dr Mike and Dr James ability to respond to emergency calls in record times despite the local road works, road closures and changing speed limits has been acknowledged.
They have both been approached to instruct at a new driver training school , focussed on training ambulance and police officers in knowledge of the local changing driving conditions while under pressure. This will include focus on observation of changing speed limits within hourly periods in the shire. As part of this recognition Oldbury Equine will have the first veterinary response vehicle in Australia to carry the red and blue light systems.
We are very proud and excited to be acknowledged in this way. Watch this space .

Fresh back from his FEI Maintenance Course in Brussels, Dr James has been at the  CCI event this weekend as Veterinary D...
15/03/2026

Fresh back from his FEI Maintenance Course in Brussels, Dr James has been at the CCI event this weekend as Veterinary Delegate, with the wonderful Hayley Baker from Bunbury Equine Hospital. A lovely first event for the season, it's been a credit to the Organisers, Officials & Riders for making it an excellent weekend.

Dr James is at the IJOC Forum in Brussels this weekend for his triennial Fédération Equestre Internationale Official Vet...
28/02/2026

Dr James is at the IJOC Forum in Brussels this weekend for his triennial Fédération Equestre Internationale Official Veterinarian update. We're very proud to be able to help support high level equestrian sport in WA by providing officials for events. Also photoed here are our wonderful local FEI Judge & Steward Penny Dodd and Thai veterinarian Dr Metha Chanda.

ℹ️ A gentle reminder for horse owners 🐴At Oldbury Equine Clinic we see a lot of senior patients regularly. Saying goodby...
27/02/2026

ℹ️ A gentle reminder for horse owners 🐴

At Oldbury Equine Clinic we see a lot of senior patients regularly. Saying goodbye is one of the hardest parts of loving a horse — but planning ahead is part of responsible, compassionate care.

The practical guide recommended by The American Association of Equine Practitioners encourages owners to regularly assess quality of life using the simple MEDW framework.

M – Movement
E – Eating
D – Drinking
W – Weight

By monitoring these areas regularly, you can recognise subtle changes over time. When a gradual decline becomes noticeable — with more difficult days than comfortable ones - we encourage owners to have an open conversation about the next step. As we are here for your horses during their younger years, we are always here for them, and you at the end. 🌈

Dr Mike has just arrived in Sydney for a 3 day intensive course on diagnosis and management of foot and pastern conditio...
18/02/2026

Dr Mike has just arrived in Sydney for a 3 day intensive course on diagnosis and management of foot and pastern conditions. Looking at the latest techniques and most up to date methods for managing these conditions. This is the first time this ISELP course has been run in Australia.

As many clients know this is a great passion of Dr Mikes alongside all lameness investigations and he’s really excited that Jean-Marie Denoix considered the world’s foremost equine musculoskeletal system anatomist and equine diagnostic ultrasonographer is the lead facilitator on the course .

Dr Mike looks forward to returning with further diagnostic techniques and rehabilitation programmes to assist our clients . The course covers Pastern conditions (cartilage abnormalities, subchondral bone injury, fissures, tendinopathy, ligament pathology …) and foot region conditions (inc arthropathies, tendinopathy of the DDFT, bursitis, ligamentous injuries, …).

At Oldbury Equine Clinic all our clinicians are continually studying and attending courses to ensure the whole team is up to date with the latest diagnostic techniques, treatment regimes and medical research.

We are lucky bodies like the EVA promote these great opportunities.

**EDIT** Answer: MelanomaThe hidden clues given were it came from a ‘grey’ horse and the pigmentation colour of the mass...
12/02/2026

**EDIT**
Answer: Melanoma
The hidden clues given were it came from a ‘grey’ horse and the pigmentation colour of the mass was black.

🩺 CASE QUIZ 🐴

We recently surgically excised a firm, non-painful, slowly growing mass from an older grey gelding.

What’s your diagnosis? 👇

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Oldbury, WA
6121

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