Veterinary Clinical Centre- Charles Sturt University

04/08/2025

⏳ Only 1 Day Left! ⏳

The countdown is almost over! 🚨 Registrations CLOSE SOON, and you won’t want to miss out on this incredible event. Whether you're looking to learn, connect, or have an unforgettable time – now's your chance! 🎉 Every year we have an outstanding line-up of speakers and this year is no exception!

📅 Event Date: Tuesday 5th August
⏰ Registration Deadline: Tonight

Hurry, spots are filling up fast! 🔥 Secure your place NOW at:

👉 https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/wagga-breeders-seminar-2025-tickets-1406819889159?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us for the latest research and hear from industry professionals.

03/08/2025

Update: Owner found 😊
This older lady was found this morning on Cambourne Lane, a few km’s from the VCC. She isn’t microchipped so we are keen to get the word out to find her owner.

01/08/2025

🎂Happy Birthday to our majestic friends 🐎

Another year older, but still galloping like champions! Here's to all the apples, carrots and plenty of treats in the year ahead! 🥕 🍎

29/07/2025

📢1 WEEK TO GO

Breeding season is just around the corner 😬 so don't miss this great opportunity to prepare for your horse's future.

❓Ask the experts
💹lean in and learn about the latest research
👂 Listen out for a new project launch from the industry
👬Golden opportunity to network

📆TUESDAY 5TH AUGUST

⏰8:30AM

📍CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY CONVENTION CENTRE

******Fully Catered*******

Register here 👇

Join us for the latest research and hear from industry professionals.

24/07/2025

📣Its that time of year again when CSU and TBNSW join forces to bring you our annual breeders seminar 🐎

🏅This year the line-up is bound to impress so don't miss out on your opportunity to see our industry's finest.

🎫Get your tickets now at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/wagga-breeders-seminar-2025-tickets-1406819889159?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

or use the QR code attached.

See you there!

24/07/2025

Foaling season is nearly upon us so it's time to get prepared. Pre-foaling scans, foaling kits at the ready and a reminder that if everything doesn't go to plan, the VCC is here to help.
Great to see one of our 'graduates' from a few years ago doing so well now 🤩

01/06/2025

We love following the careers of CSU graduates. Great to see Callum excelling abroad.

26/05/2025

📢Building on our trial successes and recently published outcomes (please see link to publication below), we are excited to recruit again for patients with skin tumours (melanomas excluded this time) enabling us to offer sponsor supported treatments and ongoing innovations by our lead researcher Raf Labens, at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

For you to be considered (inclusion criteria apply) please send an image of your horse’s tumour to 👉 [email protected] and we will be in touch with more information.

Background Intralesional chemotherapeutic administration represents an important treatment option for equine cutaneous neoplasia. Tigilanol-tiglate (TT), a novel molecule extracted from Fontainea pi...

25/04/2025

Thank you to all our veterinarians 🥰🥰🥰

17/04/2025

The VCC has two residency positions available soon 🤩

01/04/2025

🩸When you need a little extra 🩸

Meet Palouse 🐴 A 12-year-old pony referred to the VCC for inappetence and severe anaemia, requiring a blood transfusion from brave blood donor Buff, oxygen supplementation and intravenously administered nutrition. Palouse stole the hearts of our staff and students during his hospital stay and medical workup, with his quirky personality, expensive taste for carrot and ginger juice and gorgeous owners 🥰

Palouse is absolutely loving his life at home, spoiled with his inside time to keep him out of the heat!
As you can see he has settled back in to his natural environment on the couch and tending to some emails 💻

31/03/2025

Today’s little triumph🙌

4-week-old Milo presented to the VCC with acute onset of severe neurologic signs. Unable to stand, with all limbs fixed in rigid extension, Milo had an up-hill battle ahead to say the least!

Milo’s neurologic signs were caused by hypocalcaemic tetany, and the c**t spent two weeks in the intensive care unit at the VCC, also being treated for acute kidney injury, colitis, an umbilical infection and an eye ulcer. 😯
Thanks to our specialist internal medicine team, Milo made a full recovery and is loving life being back home 🙏🩺