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Advance Equine Vets

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25.01.2022 Is your horse due for its Hendra Vaccination. Take advantage of the 50% off travel fees for the month of November! 0488 984 422

23.01.2022 Zooming into the weekend like..... Great first week being out and about seeing lots of new faces #happyfriday

14.01.2022 Welcome to Advance Equine Vets an ambulatory vet service equipped with the latest technology for all your equine needs, servicing the Gold Coast and surrounds. Dr Jon Lee has been involved with some of the largest and most successful race and performance horse stables in the area. As a introductory special we are offering 50% off all travel fees for the month of November (conditions apply). For all booking please contact Jon 0488 984422

14.01.2022 Congratulations to one of our favourite clients GC racetrack trainer, Nicole Luke and connections for a successful couple of weeks on the track. Topping it off with a win on Saturday with He’s the Deel credit- Greg Irvine Racing

13.01.2022 Lancing a haematoma... This horse developed a haematoma 3 weeks ago that had failed to resorb. After being clipped, local anaesthetic was applied and the area was scrubbed and lanced. The site was left open to let drain and should heal over with a minimal scar.

09.01.2022 Advance Equine Vets- Dr. Jon Lee servicing all areas of the Gold Goast including Nerang, Tallai, Tallebudgera, Guanaba, Maudsland, Canungra, Beaudesert, Coomera, Oxenford, Willowvale, Jimboomba and surrounding areas. Don’t forget 50% off Travel for the month of November. For more information and bookings 0488 984 422

06.01.2022 Case Study- Tarsocrural synovitis History - The horse was examined for moderate swelling of the tarsus (hock) and a Gr 1/5 lameness after slipping on concrete. Initial treatment with systemic anti-inflammatories, bandaging and box rest failed to completely resolve the swelling. No abnormalities were seen on radiographs of the hock. Treatment- A single dose of intra-articulate Arthramid was injected into the tarsocrural joint and the horse was put into a structured rehabi...litation plan. Outcome - At 2 weeks post-treatment there was a significant reduction in the amount of effusion within the joint and by week 6 post-treatment the joint was clinically normal and the horse back in work.