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MY PET PORTAL

Select the type of appointment you need and choose a time that suits you. 

My Pet Portal is a great tool for storing all of the important information for each of your pets in one place. After creating a new account, you will be able to: 

  • View all of your animals and edit their details, including

    • their health status

    • any medications they are taking

    • their standard of care 

    • any relevant animal health documents.

  • Add any new pets to your account

  • View your invoices, payments and statements in the financial section.

   

INNOVATION & RESEARCH

A never ending quest for improvement and advancement

Researching animal welfare and pathology is a passion we share, with our work being used by industry bodies such as Dairy NZ, the Sustainable Farming Fund and Beef & Lamb.

FURTHER READING

Latest news

Caring for pets over the holidays

The Christmas holidays are fast approaching. If you are heading away, now is a good time to start thinking about what plans you need to make for your pets.   Will you leave them at home and getRead more

Careful with pets and Christmas treats

Christmas treats are something we all look forward to, but for our furry friends, some of these can be extremely toxic, so it is important to keep them out of reach. If you have a pet with a penchantRead more

Cardiac calf case

Please note, this article contains links to graphic medical photographs of a calf's heart taken during post-mortem examination.Read more

Benchmarking pre-mating cycling rates in herds with wearables

In the lead up to mating this year, we took a look at how cycling rates were tracking on some of our farms in Southland and South Otago that are using wearable technology.  These graphs show theRead more

Assisted calvings stats

In the 2025-26 season so far, between July and mid-October, we have been called out to assist with 594 calvings. Of these, 587 have been for dairy cows and 7 have been for beef cows. In the 2024-25Read more

Managing parasites in calves

Once calves start eating grass and consuming less milk or meal, they’ll also start picking up parasites – and this will begin to impact them. Traditionally, drenches have been our go-to tool forRead more

Sid the working dog

On the day he was brought in, his owner noticed he was trying to cock his leg to urinate but wasn’t having much success. Despite this, Sid had still been pulling his weight on the farm and wasRead more

Parasite monitoring

Monitoring is a key feature of an effective Parasite Management Plan.  The most accessible monitoring option is faecal egg counting (FEC). We’re running more and more tests here in ourRead more

Brucella ovis and accreditation for rams

Brucella ovis is an infectious bacterial disease that primarily affects the genital tract of rams. It spreads via infected semen (for example, ram-ewe-ram transmission) and can occasionally causeRead more

A vet's lesson in vaccination

As a newly graduated vet, after a few years working in the UK, I wanted to spread my wings and explore the world. That journey eventually brought me to New Zealand - but my first port of call was aRead more

The gold standard treatment for feline hyperthyroidism

If your cat has been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, you may have found your options fairly limited in the past. Not to mention costly, finicky, and time consuming. Now that’s set to change withRead more

A hyperthyroidism case study with Paul the cat

Despite being on methimazole medication, Paul’s fur was heavily matted, and she looked ill-kept. Her jaw muscles had atrophied to the point she could no longer chew properly or eat, even though sheRead more
 

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