Zoe Chatfield Vet in York, Western Australia | Doctor

Zoe Chatfield Vet

Locality: York, Western Australia

Phone: +61 429 201 981

Address: 76 Ulster Road 6302 York, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Does your horse need a dental? Saturday 15th - York & Northam; Monday 17th - Toodyay & surrounds.

23.01.2022 Senior horse care: General health assessments, dental care, blood tests for endocrine disorders, nutritional advice, exercise programmes to keep them happy and sound. Photo: 20yo ASH mare.

23.01.2022 Pricing: No travel fees. EQUINE... Dentals (per property fee) 1 horse: $160, 2 horses: $140 each, 3 horses: $130 each. Additional fees for wolf teeth extractions: $20-$60, tetanus vaccination: $20, tetanus antitoxin: $55. Nutrition & exercise conditioning advice with dental: free. Ration (diet overhaul): $55 Exercise conditioning programme (eg 8-12 week plan) including visit & assessment: $135 Senior horse dental, nutrition assessment & conditioning programme: $175. Senior horse blood tests: subject to laboratory fees. CATTLE Pregnancy testing: $3/head (minimum 20 head) Bull testing (with independent semen morphology assessment): $55/bull Herd investigations: $150/h PAYMENT Cash or card at the time of appointment. No accounts.

21.01.2022 Exercise physiology: A new-found professional interest after studying equine exercise physiology via distance education during 'maternity leave' (yes, crazy). This is about training programmes (including ground work), nutrition and hydration, supplement selection, plus recommendations for other important equine services such as saddle fitting, massage/body work, hoof trimming/corrective shoeing. So dont know where to start? Is your horse is too fat? Too slow? Not strong enough? Doesnt recover well? Lets look at tweaking your conditioning programme or design one from the very beginning.

18.01.2022 Off to Day 3 of Fred Watkins' clinic - what will the weather be today: frosty, foggy or freezing? Getting horses off to a good start (or a mid-life makeover) with Watkins Horse Handlers.

13.01.2022 Next dental day: Monday 3rd July: Northam, Bakers Hill, Wundowie.

13.01.2022 Bovine Johnes disease is an infectious disease of cattle that can also affect other ruminants such as goats, alpaca, sheep and deer. It causes chronic wasting and incurable diarrhoea leading to deaths in mature cattle. There is no cure for Johne's disease, but you can help protect your herd from this disease with good biosecurity practices. Contact me if you require help with your Biosecurity Plan.

10.01.2022 Nutrition: Nearly every dental exam leads to a talk about nutrition. Based on your horse's dental health, body condition and ridden purpose, we can discuss improvements to your horse's ration or do a complete overhaul.

06.01.2022 Learning at Fred Watkins clinic: Watkins Horse Handlers Dec 2016

05.01.2022 Cattle: Pregnancy testing, bull fertility testing (including independent semen morphology testing), poor performance investigations (ill thrift, reproduction).

03.01.2022 Learning at Fred Watkins' clinic: Watkins Horse Handlers Dec 2016

03.01.2022 Nutrition: Nearly every dental exam leads to a talk about nutrition. Based on your horses dental health, body condition and ridden purpose, we can discuss improvements to your horses ration or do a complete overhaul.

02.01.2022 Off to Day 3 of Fred Watkins clinic - what will the weather be today: frosty, foggy or freezing? Getting horses off to a good start (or a mid-life makeover) with Watkins Horse Handlers.

01.01.2022 Dentistry: Not just a power-float. Lets start with a body condition assessment, ridden & clinical history, heart check, then appropriate sedation. A full mouth exam, assessment of pathology (for example: malocclusions, wave mouth, hooks, ramps, dental caries, missing teeth, fractures, infection), power-floating, wolf teeth extractions. I refer horses that need further investigation (for x-rays) or treatment (diastema widening, incisor or cheek teeth extractions) to Dr Tom Hamilton and Dr Martin Dolinschek.