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Cherwood Park Equine Supplies

Locality: Framlingham, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 488 403 406

Address: 29 High St 3265 Framlingham, VIC, Australia

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24.01.2022 Ultramax Liquid 100ml This is a low volume liquid wormer with 2 very important active ingredients. This size will worm 10 x 500kg horses and comes with an easy to use oral syringe. Can be mixed with feed for those hard to drench horses with good palatabity. Has a long shelf life so if you have 2-3 horses or more this option is definitely for you! Our price $95 ( $9.50 per average sized horse) Also available in a 250ml and 1Lt pack.

23.01.2022 Just arrived! Good quality pony gear! Happy to provide more photos if needed! Will post Australia wide...

23.01.2022 Licenced Second Hand Dealer

22.01.2022 We are stocking lots of poultry products too! Waterers and feeders, Anitone, Livamol, Pestene Powder and Wormers

22.01.2022 Bogs boots available at Cherwood Park Equine Supplies So many fabulous styles to choose from! Pictured is the classic mid height with handles. Fully waterproof and super comfy. Happy to order any size with payment up front. Size 40/9 in stock ... $135 See more

22.01.2022 I am doing a Performaride order first thing Monday morning for a Wednesday/Thursday delivery so please let me know if you would like something. They need to be paid for upfront and I am happy to deliver at a designated drop off point in the following areas Warrnambool Mortlake Terang Cobden... Camperdown Timboon Port Fairy And surrounding areas within reason Just message me if another arrangement is preferred.. See more

21.01.2022 Warning: Stringhalt Season Return! Over the past few weeks, we have had several reports from horse owners concerned that their horses may be suffering from Str...inghalt. The recent rain and heavy thunderstorms have triggered the growth of the dormant tap root of Flatweed or ‘Cat’s Ear’, the plant that is responsible for causing Pasture-Associated Stringhalt (PAS), formerly known as Australian Stringhalt). Flatweed can sprout in 3 4 days after rainfall to provide a succulent ‘green pick’. This green pick is very tempting for horses and ponies to consume when green pasture grass is scarce. The juicy, succulent leaves encourage horses to seek out the flatweed plants and it is possible that some horses may even become addicted to the taste of the leaves. Pasture-Associated Stringhalt is usually a seasonal condition caused by the ingestion of flatweed (Hypochaeris radicata). Flatweed and Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) are very similar in appearance and they are often found growing in the same area, this has implicated dandelion as being a possible cause of PAS in the past, but there is no strong evidence to suggest that ingestion of dandelion causes PAS. It is now believed that flatweed is the only culprit. Cases of Stringhalt are more commonly seen in tall breeds such as Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses and the Heavy horse breeds. It has not been reported in shorter limbed ponies and miniatures. Contrary to popular belief, it is not a mycotoxin which causes PAS. Instead, PAS is caused by a poisonous nerve damaging chemical compound produced in the leaves of the flatweed (MacKay et al, 2013). The chemical in the plant affects the peripheral nervous system, especially the long sciatic nerves of the horse’s hind limbs by stripping the protective myelin sheath along the nerves. Signs of PAS may start to be noticeable within 7 21 days after the horse has consumed flatweed on a daily basis. Symptoms of PAS vary depending on the extent of damage to the nerve sheath. In mild cases, you may only notice a knuckling over of the rear fetlocks or slight incoordination in one or both hind limbs as the horse is walked off. In moderate cases, some horses may present with exaggerated upper flexion action in one or both legs, especially when they become excited or anxious. In severe cases, a horse will display complete, in-coordination with an exaggerated gait, making it almost impossible to walk or back up, especially off a horse trailer. Indeed, a simple test to confirm PAS is to try to gently push on the horse’s shoulder to push it back a few steps. If the horse is unable to walk backwards, then there is a high likelihood that the horse has PAS. It is important to remember, that if you are loading your horse suffering from PAS by walking up a float or truck ramp to take to your vet, they will not be able to walk backwards off the float! Early intervention is critical for recovery! Horses must be immediately removed from affected pastures and be kept in an area which does not contain flatweed. Dr. John Kohnke has worked with horse owners in Australia to help 1000’s of horses over many years who have suffered from both pasture associated stringhalt and classic stringhalt. He has found that supplementation with Kohnke’s Own Mag-E at double or even triple the normal dose for 7 1 0 days helps the recovery from stringhalt. Mag-E helps to keep affected horses quiet and calm and reduces excitement which causes a characteristic ‘goose-stepping’ gait as the sciatic nerve impulses stimulate hindlimb muscle contraction. Dr. John has found that the unique combination of special ingredients in Mag-E has helped many PAS affected horses to regain normal nerve and muscle function. Other feeding tips include offering lucerne hay as it provides good quality protein for eventual myelin repair. If you have a horse showing signs of PAS, we urge you to contact your veterinarian and remove your horse from paddocks containing flatweed. Early management is critical and if you need more information or advice, we invite you to contact our friendly Kohnke’s Own team by messaging our Facebook page, emailing [email protected] or Freecall to 1800 112 227. MacKay et al (2013).

21.01.2022 We have this product in stock...

20.01.2022 Love Love Love I looooove these riding tights...can you tell...Ha! We are your local stockist of the Aussie made Performaride Riding Tights.

19.01.2022 Bogs Boots I will be doing another Bogs Boots order tomorrow so please let me know if you would like a particular style.. 100% waterproof, warm and super comfortable..Getting ready for winter.. Detail with each photo ... these are the most popular styles

19.01.2022 Prices with photos...Items are available for pickup via appointment. Happy to post!

17.01.2022 Please share this post so customers know I am still about... Ha!

15.01.2022 We have had a new shipment of Ultramax Wormer! Ivermecton and Praziquantal based. Ultramax Liquid 100ml $95 (worms 10 x 500kg horses) Ultramax Low volume paste $15 Can deliver to Warrnambool later next week

14.01.2022 Prices with photos....Items available for pickup via appointment at Framlingham. Happy to post.

14.01.2022 I have been a fully licenced second hand dealer for over 10 years and will continue to do so from my home.... Predominantly selling online but also open to locals as well If you have goods that you would like to sell on consignment please don't hesitate to contact me... I will be up and operating very soon. Cheers Shari CPES

14.01.2022 CHECK THIS OUT Ultramax Liquid 100ml $95 Ultramax LV tube $15 I am doing a trip to Warrnambool TODAY so if you need anything just let me know. ... You do a Direct Deposit and I can drop in your letterbox/front door etc. No contact.. See more

13.01.2022 We currently have almost the full range of Kohnkes Own products on the shelf... Delivery available to most local areas too...

11.01.2022 We are your local stockist of this product.. I am a huge fan of Feedchar and I know I have lots of customers who are big fans too... To those customers, please share your Feedchar story here, I love hearing similar stories to mine.. Check out their Facebook page Feedchar for more information..

08.01.2022 Hahaha... How true is this...

08.01.2022 The OTTB Legacy: Rest doesn’t always heal Gastric Ulcers! Gastric ulcers are a common problem in equine athletes, especially for horses in race, endurance and i...ntense equestrian training. However, even pleasure-riding horses can suffer from gastric ulcers and gastric irritation. Gastric ulcers are especially common in ex-Thoroughbred racehorses re-schooled for equestrian competition, as they often bring a legacy of gastric ulcers to their new equestrian life. If your Off-the-Track Thoroughbred (OTTB) is picky-eating, sour and girthy, then he could have gastric ulcers, even if he has been well rested and given lots of TLC after retirement from his racing career. Many OTTB owners believe that once a race horse, or indeed any horse suffering gastric ulcers, is spelled on a pasture or hay diet for a few weeks or longer, these painful stomach lesions will be healed. However, OTTBs and spelling racehorses can still have gastric ulcers, even after long periods of green grazing and paddock rest. In fact, a study found that OVER HALF (57%) of Thoroughbred race mares that were retired from racing, and kept as broodmares, still had gastric ulcers in the same position and severity, after 15 months of a pasture diet and rest. This means that many OTTBs may suffer from gastric ulcers long after their racing career has ended. When these susceptible horses commence retraining, or a new equestrian activity, the gastric irritation can flare up again, causing the common symptoms of pain and discomfort that are often misunderstood as ‘naughtiness’, ‘nappiness’, bad manners or resistance to work. If you believe your horse is suffering from gastric ulcers, the ultimate diagnosis is naso-gastric scoping in an equine veterinary hospital. However, the cost and availability of this procedure can exclude many horse owners. Drugs, such as omeprazole, are a common and effective treatment but they are expensive. A course of Kohnke’s Own Gastro-Coat, a natural feed supplement containing natural phospholipids and mucilages helps to provide relief from existing gastric irritation or ulcers and minimise the risk of new acid burns. Gastro-Coat is used by thousands of horse owners across Australia, with most owners reporting an improvement in their horse’s behaviour after 7 10 days of Gastro-Coat supplementation. For more information on Gastric Ulcers or Gastro-Coat, PM our Facebook page or email [email protected] Pictured: Group 1 winning galloper Manawanui, now enjoying show and equestrian riding with Petra from Ridge View Equestrian. Mana had a healthy and successful start to his new career with a combination of Kohnke’s Own supplements, including Gastro-Coat.

07.01.2022 Hi all Michael & I will be working in the following areas in the next 2 weeks dates will be announced very shortly & those on our current list will be contacted... Portland, Heywood, Hamilton, Warrnambool, Terang, Casterton & those surrounding areas to these towns ~ please let us know if you are requiring dental check ups for your horses/donkeys as soon as possible, when sending your message please include the number of horses/donkeys to be checked, the location & a contact number (also please include the best timing if you would prefer to be present) Horsham & surrounding areas will be in the first week of June 2020 If any others require a dental check up on any of these days or other areas please let us know via this message, private message or 0409 078 406 We hope everyone is safe & well (including mental health) during this extremely difficult time, COVID-19 has been a devastating & challenging time for a lot of people & we pray Australia keep ahead of this virus & everyone does the right thing to ensure safety for all

07.01.2022 I will be starting the reconciliation of the secondhand area now that my business has relocated so anyone who knows they have items that have sold start looking out for payments.. You may find that there will be a few payments rather than just one lump sum as I work through it all.. Thanks for your ongoing patience as I do this... Cheers Shari

06.01.2022 I have started to sort through second hand gear preparing our showroom... Heaps of second hand rugs available, particularly 5'3, 5'6 and 5'9 so far! Let me know if you are needing something and I can go through and take some photos.. Cheers, Shari CPES

06.01.2022 I still have some of these wormers available....

05.01.2022 IN STOCK NOW! Anitone is a great general tonic that I have been feeding my horses intermittently for years..it is in liquid form with an extremely small dosage rate so is really easy to add to feed or water. I have yet to have a horse find it unpalatable (and I have a couple of fussers ) I now feed it to my chooks twice weekly and have definitely noticed a difference! Available in 250ml, 500ml, 1Lt and 5Lt Can organise drop off in Warrnambool, Terang, Mortlake and surrounds

05.01.2022 Great results with Gastro-Coat Do you have a girthy, sour, picky or slow-eating horse? Is your horse sensitive to your leg or reluctant to go forward, especiall...y in canter? These horses are often given the ‘Dragon’ label the naughty, nappy or just plain grumpy horse! However, in many cases, this is a response based on stomach pain or irritation. Horses that are girthy, picky eating and unwilling when handled or ridden are often experiencing gastric irritation or may even have gastric ulcers. Kohnke’s Own Gastro-Coat is a natural and highly effective supplement to help your horse with gastric irritation. Gastro-Coat has multiple actions that can help horses to feel more comfortable with optimal digestive function. Horses can benefit from Gastro-Coat for gastric health and appetite stimulation, but especially when being handled or ridden, or even when travelling. Gastro-Coat is also fully compatible with gastric ulcer medications, such as omeprazole-based prescriptions. A dose of Gastro-Coat is simple to give and very affordable! You can give Gastro-Coat before training each day or just in the feed if your horse is picky or slow eating. Horses love Gastro-Coat and we have found that once they are introduced to the supplement, they quickly learn to associate it with stomach relief and look for it again! We frequently receive feedback from horse owners who are so happy that Gastro-Coat has made a visible, lasting difference to their horse in just a few weeks. ‘My thoroughbred gelding Frank had become cranky and girthy and felt like he was uncomfortable when ridden. After talking with the team at Kohnke’s Own, I started Frank on Gastro-Coat and within a few short weeks he has improved considerably, he is no longer girthy and is much happier to be handled and ridden.’ Caterina H. ‘When I first rescued Bentley he was in poor condition, you could clearly see all of his ribs. I found it hard to put weight on him, then I tried Kohnke’s Gastro-Coat. After two weeks of Gastro-Coat Bentleys condition started to improve and now he is looking better than ever. I have recommended this product to so many other equestrians out there because you can really see the difference it makes!’ Priya W. ‘Izzie is my 12 year old Australian Stock Horse mare. I bought her as a green 9yo around three and a half years ago. As I began working and competing her more she began to get a little grumpy and act really out of character. We discovered it was stomach ulcers! Kohnke’s Own Gastro-Coat has really helped up to maintain her gastrointestinal health, it is now a staple in her diet and we wouldn’t take her off it! She is just so happy and performs really well while being fed the supplement.’ Mogran L.

05.01.2022 Devils Claw is a 'must have' product in your first aid kit! It has great pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties and known to be kinder on the stomach than products such as 'Bute'. If you would like more information and/or advice please don't hesitate to message me..

04.01.2022 Given the current situation we are going cashless so here are our bank account details for future reference..

04.01.2022 GIVE AWAY TIME 3 easy steps and you could win a pair of these Bogs Boots (RRP $74.95)... LIKE MY PAGE COMMENT ON THIS POST SHARE THIS POST Winner drawn Friday 20th @ 9pm!! GOOD LUCK Make sure you like the original post NOT the shared post

03.01.2022 Sorry for my delayed response to anyone enquiring.. We are still making saddlestands, shelving etc so our secondhand gear can be displayed properly! I am finding it hard to organise it all when it is on the floor... And i honestly don't know what is there. I have some piles of rugs sorted and will try and load photos every day so keep on the lookout.. Feel free to contact me if you would like to come out for a rummage as you are more than welcome.. Happy to post items Australia wide at the cheapest possible rates too..

02.01.2022 Here is the draw for the Bogs Boots...Thanks Ella for doing the honour...Ha!

02.01.2022 These are a new style of Bogs Boot called the Patch Ankle Boot. These are really comfortable and warm. I should know as I just bought a pair and I love them! Really easy to get on and off, keep my feet dry, good grippy sole etc. Only $70. Happy to order in any size and can post Australia wide