With winter well and truly here on the Sunshine Coast, construction at Sunshine Coast Equine Hospital is charging ahead. From electrical fit-outs to the isolation block taking shape, it’s exciting to see real progress on site. While the building takes form, we’re also building our team—recruitment for veterinary positions is now open, and we’ll be starting the search for veterinary nurses towards the end of July. If you’ve been watching our journey and wondering when to reach out—now is the time!

Despite over 200mm of rain, our main hospital building is coming together!

Sinus infections are a common issue in horses, but when a fungal infection is involved, it can lead to more complex health challenges. In our latest article, we discuss a recent case of a horse treated for a fungal sinus infection, covering symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment approaches used to tackle this tough infection.

Despite some set backs, we are continuing to work diligently to get the Sunshine Coast Equine Hospital up and running... read more here.

As Veterinary Nurses and Technicians Week rolls around, I want to take this chance to celebrate all the incredible nurses and technicians I've had the privilege to work with—and those I will soon work with at the Sunshine Coast Equine Hospital. These dedicated professionals play a fundamental role in veterinary practice, ensuring the smooth operation of our work and the well-being of our patients. Simply put, the wheels wouldn’t turn without them.

Sunshine Coast Equine Hospital Construction Update

Laying the Groundwork: Earthworks Near Completion as We Build the Future of Equine Veterinary Care