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When we think about hydration and electrolyte replacement, summer usually comes to mind. Hot days, sweating horses and long competition weekends naturally make us more aware of our horse's hydration...

As temperatures drop, many horse owners begin to notice their horses feeling a little stiffer than usual. Whether it's taking longer to warm up under saddle or appearing less flexible...

Executive Summary In Australia, sand accumulation is often underestimated because it rarely presents as a sudden, dramatic colic event. Instead, most horses experience chronic, low-level sand ingestion, particularly in dry,...

As horse owners, we pay close attention to feeding, condition, and performance—but one of the most valuable indicators of internal health is often overlooked: manure. Manure provides a daily snapshot...

When we think about equine performance, we often focus on training programs, nutrition plans and competition schedules. But one of the most critical performance systems in the horse’s body is...

As the warmer months approach, horses spending more time on sandy surfaces—whether in arenas, paddocks, or during competitions—are at increased risk of sand ingestion. While it may seem harmless, even...

Summer places unique demands on the equine body. As temperatures rise, horses lose significantly more fluid and electrolytes through sweat — especially during exercise, travel, competitions and long days in...

At EAC Animal Care, we believe every pet deserves the chance to live a happy, healthy life. That’s why we’re proud to announce a new partnership between EAC Vet and...

Have you ever heard the saying “a healthy gut is the engine room of the body”? Just like how a car runs smoothly with the right fuel, your body relies...

Cats, much like humans, experience grief when they lose a companion, be it another pet or a human family member.

We are excited to share our recent involvement at the last VetLove Evolve Conference in Queensland 2024.      The Conference The VetLove Conference is a professional gathering created by...

  The Million Paws Walk event on Sunday, May 26th, was a remarkable success, uniting thousands of participants – both two and four-legged – at the Adelaide Botanic Garden in...