Join us for a hole lot of fun in two tee-rrific golf tournaments that we’re hosting at Hauraki Golf Club on Wednesday 16 April, and Walton Golf Club on Wednesday 23 April:

• Arrive around 11am.
• Tee off at 12pm.
• 9-hole Ambrose golf competition in teams of four.
• Food and drink will be provided before and after golfing too.

If you have any questions, your Technical Service Representative (TSR) or your local Anexa clinic will be happy to help too.

Do you have a new pup between 7 – 15 weeks old?  We regularly run puppy preschool classes at our Morrinsville clinic to learn tips and tricks on:

• Obedience,
• Preventing behavioural problems,
• Socialising,
• And most importantly – having fun with your new fur-baby!

Our next puppy preschool class starts on Wednesday 30 April.  Classes will run for four weeks on a Wednesday evening.

Our Supergrad programme is designed to empower new vet graduates to reach their full potential.

The continuing professional development (CPD) programme consists of four different days throughout the year covering four different topics.

It’s open to recent graduates (year 1 and 2) from any veterinary practice.

The four dates we’re hosting this year are:

• Friday 11 April.
• Friday 13 June.
• Friday 29 August.
• Friday 7 November.

Are you new to the dairy industry and keen to grow your knowledge?

We’re running two in-clinic workshops for farm staff to cover the main animal health topics they’ll encounter during the spring-calving season.

• Morrinsville: Tuesday 17 June.

• Ngatea: Thursday 19 June.

What’s included in the workshop:

An intro into dairying and the basics on animal health:
• How to recognise when a cow or calf is unwell.
• Learn to know when it’s time to call the vet for an emergency.
• Learn the basic ‘tools of the trade’ e.g., thermometer, leg ropes, halter, nose tongs.
• How to read a farm’s drug chart to know what treatments have been prescribed to use on the farm.
• How and where to give injections.

Calving:
• How to recognise when a cow is calving and when she needs help.
• Practice applying leg ropes on a model calf.

Calf rearing:
• Tips on colostrum management.
• How to recognise and treat a sick calf.

Down cows:
• Learn the three most common metabolic diseases and how to treat them.

Mastitis:
• Learn to know the signs of clinical mastitis in dairy cows.
• Learn mastitis prevention tips.

Lameness:
• Learn to recognise the early signs of lameness.
• Learn the most common causes of lameness on NZ farms.

Tickets are $150 for Anexa members and $300 for non-Anexa members.

Are you new to the dairy industry and keen to grow your knowledge?

We’re running two in-clinic workshops for farm staff to cover the main animal health topics they’ll encounter during the spring-calving season.

• Morrinsville: Tuesday 17 June.

• Ngatea: Thursday 19 June.

What’s included in the workshop:

An intro into dairying and the basics on animal health:
• How to recognise when a cow or calf is unwell.
• Learn to know when it’s time to call the vet for an emergency.
• Learn the basic ‘tools of the trade’ e.g., thermometer, leg ropes, halter, nose tongs.
• How to read a farm’s drug chart to know what treatments have been prescribed to use on the farm.
• How and where to give injections.

Calving:
• How to recognise when a cow is calving and when she needs help.
• Practice applying leg ropes on a model calf.

Calf rearing:
• Tips on colostrum management.
• How to recognise and treat a sick calf.

Down cows:
• Learn the three most common metabolic diseases and how to treat them.

Mastitis:
• Learn to know the signs of clinical mastitis in dairy cows.
• Learn mastitis prevention tips.

Lameness:
• Learn to recognise the early signs of lameness.
• Learn the most common causes of lameness on NZ farms.

Tickets are $150 for Anexa members and $300 for non-Anexa members.

Our Supergrad programme is designed to empower new vet graduates to reach their full potential.

The continuing professional development (CPD) programme consists of four different days throughout the year covering four different topics.

It’s open to recent graduates (year 1 and 2) from any veterinary practice.

The four dates we’re hosting this year are:

• Friday 11 April.
• Friday 13 June.
• Friday 29 August.
• Friday 7 November.

Our Supergrad programme is designed to empower new vet graduates to reach their full potential.

The continuing professional development (CPD) programme consists of four different days throughout the year covering four different topics.

It’s open to recent graduates (year 1 and 2) from any veterinary practice.

The four dates we’re hosting this year are:

• Friday 11 April.
• Friday 13 June.
• Friday 29 August.
• Friday 7 November.