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Clare Rural Supplies

Locality: Clare, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8842 2675

Address: 182 Main North Rd 5453 Clare, SA, Australia

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25.01.2022 APOLOGIES, our phones are currently down! So even though it rings, we cannot receive APOLOGIES, our phones are currently down! So even though it rings, we cannot receive

20.01.2022 Burra residents please be aware of the turtle (and water bird situation). The creek is nearly dry. There are turtles on the move and dying because their habitat... is nearly destroyed. The water remaining is hot, stagnant and rank. No feed for them; no shelter. If you do see a turtle, please consider taking it home and placing it an escape proof bath or similar with a rock that it can also rest on. They are AMAZING escape artists so please make sure their place is secure. They can be released when water is back on and the creek is part full. Apparently water flow will be reinstated by the end of the week. Bear in mind this was stated last week... so we cannot keep on holding our breath for these precious species who are under threat and so important for water health. Thank you. (Animal Rescue and Care 88922279 0408922290) See more

19.01.2022 We have scratching posts just like this available if your cat wants to unleash their inner...... entertainer

16.01.2022 With the weather warming up, keep an eye out for snakes that may be out enjoying the sun. . It’s rare for people to die from a snake bite, especially if fir...st aid steps are followed. . Make sure you know how to perform first aid. Check if the person’s breathing is impaired or if they are in cardiac arrest. If yes, perform CPR before any other first aid steps. Then call 000 - assume every snake is venomous in South Australia. . 1Keep the person calm and still this helps slow the spread of venom through the lymphatic system. 2DO NOT WASH OR SUCK THE WOUND. 3Apply a pressure immobilisation bandage to the bite (any stretchy material will do). 4DO NOT USE a tourniquet to cut off blood supply. 5Apply the bandage tightly, as you would to a sprain, but not so tight it acts as a tourniquet. 6Extend the bandage to cover all of the bitten limb (including fingers and toes). 7Splint the limb to keep it from moving. 8Stay calm until help/emergency transport arrives. . If faced with a cardiac arrest situation and an automatic external defibrillator (AED) is available, follow instructions provided by the device. See more

13.01.2022 Free foam boxes available.

11.01.2022 Happy birthday to this champ!! Trace, you are the glue that holds CRS together & we appreciate everything that you do!!!

11.01.2022 We hate to say the "C" word, but Christmas is fast approaching We have lots of ideas for that horse lover in the family, including these door mats, knick nacks for the stocking, or how about this gorgeous bridle (with other options to order.)

07.01.2022 FINALLY BACK IN STOCK & AVAILABLE NOW!! $6.50 PK

07.01.2022 Apologies if already shared.....

07.01.2022 Fish Fuel turtle food BACK IN STOCK!! These guys are pretty happy about that!

06.01.2022 Great outlook!

05.01.2022 Happy Friday 13th!!!

02.01.2022 At this time in South Australia it is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended to wear a mask when out in public and you can’t physically distance (1.5m fr...om others). Please note: children under 12 years of age do not need to wear a mask, as they may not be able to handle it safely. The term ‘face mask or mask’ includes reusable cloth masks, and single-use face masks (commonly called surgical masks). At this time, ‘fitted’ face coverings, such as bandanas, scarves, or neck gaiters can be used if you are unable to find a cloth mask, or single-use surgical face mask. Face masks that have unfiltered one-way valves should not be used. Important things to remember about wearing masks: 1 Once your mask is on, it is important that you don’t touch or adjust the front of it while wearing it it’s the part that’s protecting you from COVID-19. If you do touch it by accident, wash or sanitise your hands right away. 2 Before putting your mask on and after taking it off, remember to thoroughly wash and dry (or sanitise) your hands. To learn more about face masks: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks