CONTACT US

08 9277 7737

EMERGENCY SERVICE

24HRS A DAY / 7 DAYS A WEEK

Home
Our Services
The Team
Referral
Forms & Fact Sheets
Contact

Search for:

Home
Our Services
The Team
Referral
Forms & Fact Sheets
Contact

Forms & Fact Sheets

Fact Sheets

Consent Forms

EUTHANASIA CONSENT FORM

CASTRATION CONSENT FORM

NEW CLIENT DETAILS

SURGERY CONSENT FORM

NUCLEAR MEDICINE REQUEST FORM

COLIC SURGERY CONSENT FORM

Follow Us on Instagram

At Ascot Equine Veterinarians, teamwork is at the

At Ascot Equine Veterinarians, teamwork is at the heart of how we operate. Our greatest asset is our team members. We share ideas and best practices, working together as one team to make a difference.

We know from experience that we can achieve much more collectively than any of us could individually. We value the expertise, individuality and contribution of all colleagues, working in support of each other and readily sharing good practice, in pursuit of our goal to provide the best care possible to your horses.

WE are ONE team, accountable - individually and collectively.

#teamwork #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #oneteam #ourteam #vetteam #horse #horsehealth #horsecare #equinevets #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #diagnosticcentre #excellence #integrity #compassion

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE! 👁 Great to see this

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE! 👁

Great to see this beautiful boy’s eye looking nice and comfy again!

In October last year, what first appeared to be a simple and straightforward corneal ulcer failed to respond to initial routine treatment and turned nasty. This gelding required hospitalisation and aggressive topical treatment through an in dwelling eye lavage tube. In the face of this intensive treatment, the ulcer progressed into a corneal stromal abscess! When the lavage tube was removed and he was discharged from hospital, he still required lots of TLC and weeks of topical eye treatment at home until the abscess eventually resolved.

It’s fantastic to see everyone’s hard work has paid off, and other than a small scar, the eye is pretty much normal again 👏

#successstory #eyeeye #cornealulcer #horseeye #equinemedicine #horsevet #veterinarian #veterinarymedicine #horsecare #horsehealth #equinevet #equinepractice #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #diagnosticcentre #excellence #integrity #compassion

Routinely taking your horse’s temperature is one

Routinely taking your horse’s temperature is one of the best ways to monitor their health. It is important to establish a normal average for your horse to detect any problems nice and early before they become serious.

🐴The best way to take a horse’s temperature is rectally with a digital thermometer. A standard digital human thermometer is used and these can be purchased from your local pharmacy or supermarket.

🐴All horses should learn to stand quietly for the procedure from an early age.
🐴 If your horse is young, or if you don’t know them very well yet, or if taking the temperature is new to the horse, make sure to get someone to hold onto them. Remember YOUR SAFETY is paramount!

🐴Stand on the near side, close to your horse’s hindquarters and facing the tail. Using your arm that’s closest to the horse, gently grasp the top of the tail and lift it up.
🐴Gently insert the thermometer about half the length into the horse’s rectum.
🐴Make sure the tip of the thermometer rests against the rectal wall for an accurate temperature reading. If the thermometer is inserted into a ball of manure, it may give you an inaccurate (low) temperature reading.
🐴Digital thermometers beep when they are done. Once you hear the beep simply read the display.

🐴The normal temperature range for an adult horse is between 37.0 - 38.5 degree Celsius.
🐴The normal temperature range for a foal is higher (37.5 - 38.9C).

🐴Temperature can be increased after exercise, with fear, pain or excitement and if there is illness or infection.

☎️If your horse is showing any signs of illness with an elevated temperature - ensure to call your vet!

#knowyourhorse #vitalsigns #horse #horsehealth #veterinary #veterinarymedicine #equinevet #equinemedicine #horsevet #equinenurse #equinecare #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #excellence #integrity #compassion

Look who arrived in time for St Patrick’s Day! H

Look who arrived in time for St Patrick’s Day! Huge congratulations to Dr Laura and her partner Ollie on the arrival of baby Aria 🥰

After what seemed like forever waiting, Baby Aria made a speedy entrance into the world last Thursday! We are glad to report that both Dr Laura and Bub are doing great 💕

#babygirl #babylove #welcometotheworld #equinevet #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #diagnosticcentre #excellence #integrity #compassion

🍂AUTUMN’S HERE🍂 It’s the perfect time o

🍂AUTUMN’S HERE🍂

It’s the perfect time of year to test your horse’s for PPID - commonly known as ‘Equine Cushing’s’!

Swipe ➡️ to find out why 🤔

#ppid #equinecushingsdisease #equineendocrinology #ACTH #equinevet #equinepractice #horse #horsehealth #horsecaretips #equinemedicine #equinespecialist #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #diagnosticcentre #excellence #integrity #compassion

Happy International Women’s Day! “We need wom

Happy International Women’s Day!

“We need women who are so strong they can be gentle, so educated they can be humble, so fierce they can be compassionate, so passionate they can be rational, and so disciplined they can be free.” - Kavita Ramdas

A big shout out to the strong and passionate women of Ascot Equine!

#internationalwomensday #blessedisheamongstwomen #strong #gentle #educated #humble #fierce #compassionate #passionate #rational #disciplined #free #equinevets #equinevetnurse #equineteam #fortheloveofhorses #horselover #horse #equinepractice #ascotequinevets #excellence #integrity #compassion

Load More... Follow on Instagram

Privacy Policy

Copyright © Ascot Equine Veterinarians. Website development by TLT Creative