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04/06/2026

Hi everyone,
Unfortunately we are experiencing network issues which are effecting both Inglewood and Waitara clinic's phones and computers.

We apologise if you are having issues getting through to us, we are able to receive phone calls intermittently so please keep trying.
Hopefully we will have this resolved soon.

28/05/2026

Hi, we have had a lost puppy dropped into to our Waitara clinic by a member of the public.

The puppy was found at the Waiongana stream by Brown road.

We believe the puppy is approx 8-10 weeks old, tan with white markings, no collar but is microchipped. Unfortunately the microchip has not been linked to an owner.

If you think this maybe your puppy then please give us a call at the Waitara clinic 067548791.

A friendly reminder that our clinics will be closed this coming Monday the 1st of June.
27/05/2026

A friendly reminder that our clinics will be closed this coming Monday the 1st of June.

27/05/2026

Inglewood community, we have found on the floor in our Inglewood clinic today an ASSA ABLOY card.
If this is yours please give us a call on 7567228 or call into our reception, we are open 8am - 5pm.
Thank you.

26/05/2026

⚠️ A reminder for all Pet owners: slug, snail, and rodent baits can be deadly to your pets.

Even small amounts can cause life‑threatening poisoning, and symptoms may not appear straight away. If you use these products around your home or lifestyle block, keep them completely out of reach of curious noses.

If you think your pet has eaten any bait — even if you’re not 100% sure — contact your vet immediately. Fast action can save their life.

When calling your vet, share:

# What product was eaten — brand name, active ingredient, colour of pellets or bait

much they may have consumed

it happened

symptoms you’ve noticed (tremors, vomiting, drooling, seizures, restlessness)

Don’t wait for signs of poisoning — early treatment gives your pet the best chance of recovery.

🌱 Facial Eczema Season Update 🌱This season has certainly been longer than usual, but after 20 weeks of testing grass sam...
22/05/2026

🌱 Facial Eczema Season Update 🌱

This season has certainly been longer than usual, but after 20 weeks of testing grass samples, we’re pleased to report that all 11 monitor farms have now dropped to LOW RISK spore counts.

With this encouraging result, we will now conclude our routine grass sample testing until next season.

A huge thank you to our hardworking team for their dedication over the last 20 weeks testing samples each week. Your commitment has been greatly appreciated.

We’d also like to extend a massive thank you to our 11 monitor farms for supplying grass samples throughout the season and supporting this important monitoring programme.

Thank you all for working together to help protect our livestock this Facial Eczema season. 🐄

Have a great Friday everyone.

08/05/2026

🐎 *** EQUINE GASTROSCOPE DAY *** 🐎

We are now taking bookings for our next gastroscope day on Wednesday 3rd June!

Does your horse show any of the following signs:

🐴Weight loss?
🐴Poor body condition?
🐴Behavioural changes?
🐴Decreased performance?
🐴Reluctance to train?
🐴Poor appetite?
🐴Poor hair coat?
🐴Low grade colic?
🐴Girthiness?
🐴Windsucking?

If so, they may have gastric (stomach) ulcers. The only reliable way to diagnose gastric ulcers is through gastroscopy (scoping the stomach via a camera down the oesophagus).

If you would like more information on ulcers or to book in please contact our team on 06 756 7228 📞 📞 📞
Spaces are limited, see you there!

We are still tracking some higher spore counts in most areas than we would like to see heading into May. While some of o...
06/05/2026

We are still tracking some higher spore counts in most areas than we would like to see heading into May. While some of our monitor farms are trending down, the conditions are still high risk for spore growth (warmth + moisture = humidity). The nights have not been consistently cold enough to knock them over, so don’t be fooled into thinking you are safe yet to stop preventative measures. We are seeing many, many acute cases of Facial Eczema in grazing animals despite “low” spore count results over the entire season.

01/05/2026

We have had an older Pomeranian, entire male dog handed in to the Waitara clinic. He was found on Paris Street. We can hold him at the clinic for a couple of hours but he will unfortunately be sent to the pound if no owner comes forward.

Please bring in proof of ownership since he has no identification. Please contact our Waitara clinic on 06 754 8791 for more information.

30/04/2026

We have had a deceased black and white female cat brought into our Waitara clinic this morning. She doesn’t have a collar or microchip and was found on Hume Street. If you think she may be your cat please contact our Waitara clinic on 06 754 8791.

Address

16 Kelly Street
Inglewood
4330

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+6467567228

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