22 Lesina Street, Keperra, Queensland 4054, Australia
For inquiries about goat health - 0477 813 278
Equipment Needed by goat farmers
How veterinary medicines can be shared by goat owners
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
It is legal to share a container of a veterinary medicine that is registered for goats as long as the container with the label is also shared. Only veterinarians can split packs and place in another container with a new label.
Store at the correct temperature
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
All members of the buying club must agree to follow the storage requirements. This means vaccines must be refrigerated and when taken out they should be in an "esky" with a cold freezer brick. Mos other medicines must be stored under 30 degrees C.
Goat vaccines
Copper Oxide Wire Particle boluses
Goat vaccines
Vaccines must always be stored as per the label instructions i.e. around 4 degrees C. Members of the buying club must also agree to only insert a sterile needle into the pack and only after wiping the top with methylated spirits (alcohol) first. The whole pack must be shared.
Veterinarians that see goats in SE Queensland
Sandra, goatvetoz, no longer does hands-on vet work- my brain is fine but my body is getting older
If you need more than phone or email advice, then please contact your local veterinarian or one of the vets below.
North of Brisbane - see
Dayboro Vets
125 McKenzie Street, Dayboro, QLD 4521
T 07 3425 1544
Dr Heidi, hobby farm mobile vet
Morton Bay region
Ph 07 3123 5356
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558505731605
Mary River Vets
Damien Smith, mobile vet based at Gympie
T 0477 004 379
West of Brisbane - see
Lockyer Livestock Veterinarian
Lockyer Livestock Vets PTY LTD
P.O. Box 430, Gatton, QLD, 4343
(07) 5465 7111 or 0417 839 299