Record-breaking Rain
All this rain making your horses miserable? With the record-breaking amount of rain we have had this year, it’s not surprising we have seen an increase in rain related issues in our equine patients. Here are some tips to keep your horses happy and healthy during this...
Fact Sheet- Laminitis
Laminitis, or ‘founder’, is one of the most common causes of lameness in the horse. It is defined as inflammation of the connection between the hoof wall and the underlying bone. When this connection is inflamed, it becomes damaged which can lead to structural changes...
Pet Dental Health Month
August is dental month and both horse and small animals dentals will be receiving 20% off for procedures that occur within the month! For dogs and cats we do need to see them prior to booking in their dental. But never fear, our nurses are able to offer a free dental...
National Desexing Network
The team at HVV are extremely excited to announce we will be working with the National Desexing Network for the month of July, also known as National Desexing Month! We have all desexing prices reduced to accommodate for all income earners!
Leptospirosis
We have recently introduced a vaccine for the prevention of canine leptospirosis and coronavirus due to the cases of leptospirosis. Leptospirosis is a highly contagious disease that can cause a severe life-threatening illness and is transmissible to humans. It can be...
Rat Bait Poisonings
BAITING ALERT We all know it’s wet, but have you heard about the rodent plague happening right now? For whatever reason, residences are being inundated with an extreme number of rodents, prompting an increase in the amount of rat bait being laid. As a result we are...
We will be CLOSED ANZAC day 25th April 2024
Re-opening Friday the 26th April as normal
✨🐾 Introducing Dr Cillian Coleman!
You may have seen this familiar face whizzing around the practice recently! Cillian has been a familiar locum for Hartley Vets over the years but has now accepted a permanent position with us! We are thrilled to have you Dr Coleman!
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After knowing he wanted to be a vet from the age of 4, Cillian went on to graduate from the University of Sydney and began mixed practice work in the Central West. Since then, he has spent a few years as a locum. He has a keen interest in true mixed practice and a desire to offer as many services for as many species as possible. Since graduating he has completed courses in Equine Dentistry, Point-Of-Care Ultrasound, Small Animal Fracture Repair and in 2023 was admitted as a member of the Australian & New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS).
Coming to Hartley Valley Vets, he hopes to continue to expand his skills further to offer more for his patients and clients in the years to come. When not working, Cillian loves his sport, woodworking, gardening, and bushwalking, but he loves nothing more than spending time with his dog/best friend/travel companion, Oisín – affectionately called ‘Oosh’ by all others
I can speak first Hand, he is a very special vet, nothing phases the man, he goes out of his way to explain and confirm why he has come up with his Diagnosis for your pet, he really does care, welcome aboard the Heartly vets family🙋♀️🐈
So glad to see Cillian becoming permanent there, he was so calm and skilful with stitching my mare
Thankyou for looking after Blinky (Husky)for the past couple of months or more actually . With your care and guidance we are are healed !
Yay finally more vet's welcome 🤗
She has healed really well
Chloe Hile
Nice! 👏👏👏
Welcome