https://www.facebook.com/101306919522760/

Coastal Equine Vets

Home
New Zealand
Papamoa
Coastal Equine Vets

Bay of Plenty Equine Veterinarian, Dr Lauren Dombroski BVSc

24/06/2025

Hi guys, we're heading to rotorua again tomorrow if anyone needs anything last minute 🙂

17/06/2025

Hi FB community!

We're planning on heading to Rotorua area on Thursday this week if anyone needs anything 🐎🦄🫏 get in touch asap 😀

14/05/2025

It’s been a very busy couple of weeks for the team!

Here’s a few photos of our adventures lately!

🐴 Microchipping some Gorgeous Clydie foals, they were exceptionally behaved considering the little handling they have had!

🐴Treating a wild Kaimanawa foal only 3 days out of the wild.

🫎 Meeting some not so horsie friends.

🐴 New babies arriving in the world.

30/04/2025

Today is a sad day as we lost our beautiful Nala.
Many of you will have met our precious little puppy in the short time we have been blessed to have enjoyed her company.
She loved everyone and made so many friends everywhere we went.
Our drives around the countryside to see all your horses will be much more quiet and she will be very much missed 😢

08/04/2025

Who's keen for a dental party? 🥳 🦄

Get together with your ponies and your friends and get 15% off the price of a standard dental!

Reach out to secure your spot 😁

31/03/2025

Hi team

We're heading to rotorua area tomorrow if anyone needs anything sing out!
🫏🐎🦄🐴

06/02/2025

🐎Gastroscopy day 5th of March 🐎

Get in touch ASAP to secure your spot!

Would you know if your horse had gastric (stomach) ulcers? Ulcers are extremely common, occurring in between 50-90% of our horses. 🐴🐴🦄🦄

Most horses with gastric ulcers show very few, if any, signs. Clinical signs commonly associated with their presence are: mild colic episodes (especially associated with feeding), dullness, attitude changes, reluctance to train, poor body condition, poor hair coat, and weight loss.

It is important to get an accurate diagnosis when dealing with suspected gastric ulcers by performing a gastroscopy (stomach scope). Without a definitive diagnosis, we may be subjecting our horses to unnecessary medications.

Scoping for ulcers also enables us to make decisions about treatment- we can see which part of the stomach is ulcerated, which influences what treatment and management changes are recommended. Follow up scopes are then also vital to monitor the effectiveness of the medication and when it’s time to stop treatment.

04/02/2025

And we're back!

After a lovely warm holiday we are back to reality, get in touch if you need anything 😀

28/01/2025

Hi team,

just a note to let you all know I'm away on a tropical holiday for the next week, if you have an urgent call please contact Orla at Bay of Plenty Equine Vets.

To book in calls for when I'm back or order medications send a PM, whatsapp or an email and Maya (my lovely technician) will help you out 😊

Look forward to catching up when I'm back and rested after a few cocktails 🍸 and adventures 🏖🏝

04/01/2024

Celebrating my 1st year on Facebook and in business! Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas everyone from us at Coastal Equine Vets 🎅🦄
Thank you for your wonderful support in our first year of business looking after your horses, ponies and donkeys 🫏🐎🦄

26/11/2023

💥💥 We are now offering ultrasound! 💥💥

For all your reproduction AND musculoskeletal ultrasound needs!

Get in touch to book in your horse/pony/donkey 🦄🦄

Address

Papamoa
3183

Telephone

+64277010540

Website

facebook.com

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Coastal Equine Vets posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.