Performance &
Lameness Evaluation
While many conditions present with obvious clinical signs, many are subtle, and a decrease in performance may be the only indication of a problem.
A veterinary examination can help localise a problem to a specific body system or determine the need for further diagnostic tests.
Diagnostic work-up may involve endoscopy, transtracheal lavage or bronchoalveolar lavage, lameness work-up, radiology, ultrasonography or blood sample analysis. If the problem is veterinary, we can help determine any potential reason for loss of performance and then formulate a plan to overcome it.
Referrals
The SEH has five Specialists in Equine Medicine or Surgery and a number of highly experienced senior veterinarians. Their skills and experiences cover all disciplines of equine veterinary science.
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Employment
The strength of Scone Equine Hospital is sustained by the technical knowledge of the people in our practice and the relationships they develop with our clients and the people we work with.
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Research & Training
Scone Equine Hospital aims to provide dedicated expert care, service and professional leadership in equine veterinary practice. We provide practical clinical training for 30-40 veterinary students and veterinarians and up to 60 veterinary nurses each year.
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Success Stories
When Holbrook Thoroughbreds’ mare Girl in a Storm needed emergency
surgery, Julie Harris put her into the care of an experienced team at
Scone Equine Hospital. Surgery, in any situation carries risk but with
heavily pregnant Girl in a Storm, it was complex and urgent.
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