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Samsara Park Agistment

Locality: Traralgon East

Phone: +61 400 107 646

Address: 90 Cooba Way 3844 Traralgon East, VIC, Australia

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22.01.2022 Interesting read about added Iron in feeds

21.01.2022 Anybody wanting to evacuate horses from the East Gippsland area is welcome to bring them to Samsara Park. Please phone me on 0400107646. Stay safe everyone. Our thoughts are with you

20.01.2022 I’m a strong believer in only keeping the horses that make u love what you are doing. Life is short; don’t torture urself or the horse

20.01.2022 Samsara’s newest edition- Franklin! Funny how life does a full circle. Franklin is the original foal of our beautiful long term resident, Midge!!

18.01.2022 Coming up in mid July: ONE AGISTMENT PLACE....... Full, partial or DIY care PM Katie, or call me on 0400107646 to arrange an inspection

18.01.2022 Samsara Agistment is proud to announce it is currently full for long term agistment...... BUT we can still help you out with holiday care starting at just $10 a day; We will attend to feeds, rugs, flymasks, muzzles and even wash your cottons!!! That means you can relax knowing your horse is in the best of care. We also supply all your hay while you are away! All you need to do is provide any hard feed and mineral supps fluffy may be getting. If you prefer Fluffy to stay at home, we can also organise "in home" holiday care within a 10km radius of Cooba Way, Traralgon for no extra cost. Message me for prices outside of this distance.

17.01.2022 Please help us, help others!!

16.01.2022 This is Wiz, one of our resident agistment horses enjoying a refreshing spray down

16.01.2022 One Agistment Place Available from mid July!! Full, Partial or DIY care. Contact Katie on 0400107646 to arrange an inspectionOne Agistment Place Available from mid July!! Full, Partial or DIY care. Contact Katie on 0400107646 to arrange an inspection

16.01.2022 If your not willing to educate that horse, then who will???? As always very thought provoking from Viewhill farm

15.01.2022 Interesting article from South Eastern Equine Hospital on horses teeth and caring for them- Note the recommendation that horses are sedated for dental work!!

15.01.2022 So True. Happy Friday everyone!!!

14.01.2022 Did you know Samsara Park can help you with injury management? We offer on property stable & yard hire, as well as feeding, cleaning, medicating & wound management; in fact whatever it is, we have your back!! Pictured here is the lovely Flicker who is staying with us while she has her back foot in a cast (post surgery).

13.01.2022 Interesting link on moving horses during the pandemic

13.01.2022 Quote of the day: If you have a horse, it’s a long game. Couldn’t be truer!!

12.01.2022 Love these guys!! They always have insightful posts.....

12.01.2022 I know Traralgon is some distance from Bairnsdale and beyond but I have space for livestock on my property (fencing isn’t sheep proof unfortunately). Happy to have furry friends big & small, plenty of space to camp if want to be close to your animals too. Feel free to call or text me on 0400107646.

12.01.2022 Cheraton Mastermind- best looking pin up boy ever

09.01.2022 A big Samsara welcome to Kayla & Woody- a retired race horse. Woody is loving our green grass after coming all the way from SA!! He likes to pretend he is grumpy but it’s nothing a carrot can’t win over

09.01.2022 Just came across a great website on the good grasses to grow & the ones we want to avoid. Very useful resource!! https://www.greenpet.com.au/which-grass-is-best-for-horses/

08.01.2022 You learn something new everyday. What a horrible disease!!

07.01.2022 On the 14th of May poor resident Galloway (Teddy) was walking to our riding paddock when he went 3 legged lame beside me. Completely stumped I had a look under the foot & could see that small area of blood- turned out something had spiked his foot going up into the corrium. Very Lucky for both of us, it went up & out, away from vital structures. The bandaging & trying to keep the foot clean started immediately. I tried all types of boots to keep the bandages on & dry in the w...et weather. In the process of trying to dry his foot out over a particularly wet period I accidentally gave him a pressure area on the back of his heel! It took nearly 2 weeks for the skin to peel away, leaving a fairly deep wound. It’s been a nightmare 4 months with lots of set backs of my doing! But I’ve been pretty impressed with The way Teddy has taken it in his stride. He has learnt to stable, wear boots, soak his foot, stand 3 legged while I bandage for up to 10 min & all with me only wanting to strangle him twice . The puncture wound wouldn’t have been managed so easily without artimud plugging the hole & keeping the foot in general dry. And good old Pregaderm on the heel has stopped a generally dirty & difficult area heal over. Thanks to Horseland Traralgon for the endless supply of bandages. I have kept this bandaged day and night & there are no signs of proud flesh!! See more

06.01.2022 Teddy soaking up some sun rays

04.01.2022 So so true! The mares in my life have always required a certain finesse but in return give their everything. My geldings? Well, it feels like I have to threaten corporal punishment before they agree lol