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The Canberra Equine Hospital is proud to announce that IRAP therapy is now available. In many thousands of horses around the world, this has proven to be a fantastic therapy for the treatment of osteoarthritis.
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The Canberra Equine Hospital is excited to announce that it has recently upgraded to Digital Radiography. This advancement in imaging technologies has proven to be a great success over the past weeks.
Whether taking yearling radiographs or diagnostic studies, the vets at Canberra Equine Hospital are finding that the quality of images produced has vastly improved, resulting in more confident diagnostics and, ultimately, better patient care at no increased cost to our clients.
Just one more thing that the Canberra Equine Hospital is doing to advance patient care.
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Using Foal Watch – Kate
O’Connor’s story about her experience using the Foal Watch Kit
I breed very few
horses. So far I have only bred two and some more are planned.
I do not make my
living from horse breeding so of course during the mare’s pregnancy I am often
away from the property at work.
I have been
involved with friend’s studs for many years and understand the complex problems
and emergencies that can occur during foaling.
My main fear is missing the birth of a foal and a resulting death to my
precious mare and newborn.
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Australia is provisionally free of equine influenza
On 14 March Queensland reverted its Amber Zone to a Green Zone, indicating that the State is now free of the disease. New South Wales was officially declared free of equine influenza on 28 February 2008.
It is anticipated that both NSW and QLD's Green Zones will become White Zones on 30 June 2008.
To satisfy World Animal Health Organization (OIE) requirements, Australia will have to maintain effective surveillance for equine influenza until the end of 2008.
It is still essential to report any suspect horses or donkeys to your local vet or the DPI on 1800 675 888 - straight away.
(Details courtesy of www.outbreak.gov.au)
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