“Sally” recently came into CEC because her owner had noticed a right fore (off-side) lameness and recurring
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CEC has an excellent collaborative relationship with Versatile Vet, which produce high-end videos to advance the clinica
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Thanks to the wet warm conditions during Autumn, this was a record year for egg counts, with many samples coming in at 1
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Introduction Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) is a very common gastrointestinal disease affecting many horses. Horse
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Joker presented to Camden Equine Centre as he had been experiencing signs of respiratory stress and coughing when ridden
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Recently a colt’s vet was asked to come and castrate him. Following a thorough examination it was discovered there was
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Say Hello to Maisie! Say Hello to Maisie! Maisie is a beautiful 6- year old Clydesdale mare who was recently purchased a
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When you visit CEC, you will often see DVM3 or DVM4 students onsite for their equine clinical placement. In addition to
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Emeritus Professor Leo Jeffcott is one of the world’s most highly acclaimed equine veterinarians. His expertise in a v
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**Warning graphic content** ‘Bobby’ was seen by his local vet for lameness in his front limb; the vet located an abs
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Emma graduated from the University of Sydney, before completing an equine internship at Camden Equine Centre. She then s
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We are excited to share the news that from January 21, we’re undertaking a major change to the services we provide
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The dream of having a family farm where they could live happily with their six children and foster children had finally
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If you have ever visited Camden Equine Centre chance are Kev, Bruce or John have been here to say G’day and lend a
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Gaby’s interests and expertise lay in equine internal medicine and emergency and critical care. She has a special
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Tooth be told, dental decay and cavities can have huge health and wellbeing effects for horses. A lot was discovered whe
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We understand that the current COVID-19 crisis is impacting everyone in some way, we want to reassure our clients and re
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A new study reveals that sex prejudice towards horses is real! Riders and trainers have preconceived ideas about horse b
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We are very proud to be a teaching hospital and sharing knowledge is something we do every day. Dr Denis Verwilghen has
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The E-BARQ Project Since ancient times, horse behaviour, and the bond between horses and humans, has been a source of in
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Smoke can cause irritation of the eyes and respiratory tract, aggravation of conditions like heaves (recurrent airway ob
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Did you know that foals are not able to produce antibodies before birth and they do not receive them from the placenta?Â
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Mentor, astute observer, gifted clinician, heroic surgeon, innovator and leader text and images courtesy of Meg Brownlow
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He raced, he evented 4* and now at 19 competes Grand Prix level showjumping We asked Erin Roody what is the secret to ke
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Aches and pains are something performance horses will experience throughout their lives. A typical approach to equine ca
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Foaling can be an exciting time for horse owners and breeders but it is also a time where you mare and foal may require
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Is your horse experiencing exercise intolerance or weakness? Is he/she losing weight despite in good health condition? D
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“Baby Beanie” as she is affectionately known by the team, has spent many weeks of her short life under the c
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Equine dentistry has a long been considered important in the care of horses. Yet, it is normally associated with care of
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If a foal becomes an orphan soon after birth, the most important thing is to assure that it receives enough colostrum (a
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The bond of the mare and the foal is very important for both physical and mental health of the foal. While the bond of t
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All owners want to maximise the welfare of their horses and this is especially true for owners of geriatric horses. Howe
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One of the most common complaints we see from owners is back pain, specifically kissing spines. This may have been picke
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Meconium is the first faeces passed by a foal and is recognisable by its dark color and firm consistency… Left sided R
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With the dry months we have experienced, we have seen some horses with colic caused by sand impaction…. Left sided Rec
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Left sided Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy (RLN) or paralysis of one side of the larynx (voice box) is a common… Left s
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