When you think Australia, think Abbey Animal Health. Founded by Aussie farmer Mick Findlay, we pride ourselves on our homegrown Australian roots and producing the highest quality products for cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, horses and companion animals. Click on the button(s) below to view our ever expanding product range.
The health of your animals is our number one priority and at the centre of everything we do. Whether you are a farmer, pet owner or veterinarian, Abbey understands your love and admiration for your animals knows no bounds, and we ensure every product we sell and manufacture is designed to reflect that.
Dr Mattea Davidson BVSc (Hons) MANZCVS A healthy functioning joint is critical to the soundness and success of the equine…
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How does a wound heal? 🩹
From the moment an injury occurs, the body gets to work, controlling inflammation, clearing damaged tissue and beginning the process of rebuilding new tissue and skin.But while that natural healing process takes place, protecting the wound matters.
ABBEYSHIELD™ Spray On Bandage creates a water-resistant protective barrier over minor cuts and abrasions, helping reduce exposure to external irritants and the risk of infection, while still allowing the wound to breathe.
Easy to apply and suitable for both small and large animals, it’s a handy addition to the first aid kit when those everyday knocks, scrapes and cuts happen.
Protect the wound. Support the healing process.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #AbbeyShield #AnimalHealth #WoundCare #AustralianAgriculture
Local matters to us. 🇦🇺
At Abbey Animal Health, we’re proud to be Australian owned and passionate about supporting the people who keep Australian agriculture moving.
From livestock producers and rural communities to vets and retailers across the country, we’re committed to delivering trusted animal health solutions made for Australian conditions.
Because supporting Australian agriculture isn’t just what we do, it’s part of who we are.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #LocalMatters #AustralianAgriculture #AustralianOwned
Get ahead of fly pressure with Di-FLY™ EXTRA.
Applied before blowfly pressure peaks, Di-FLY™ EXTRA provides up to 29 weeks* protection against flystrike.
It can also help protect mulesing and marking wounds from flystrike during the healing process.
Long-lasting protection when your flock needs it most.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #AustralianFarming #SheepHealth #Merino #Sheep
Introducing Sponsored Rider Mattea Davidson from Davidson Equestrian and Veterinary. Mattea has been a longtime sponsored rider along with her Husband Shane. Hear what she has to say about their partnership with Abbey Animal Health.
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Spring is coming and so is fly season. 🪰🐮
Buffalo fly can be more than just an irritation. Heavy burdens can cause persistent biting and rubbing, leading to skin damage, reduced grazing time and production losses, impacting the overall health and performance of your cattle.
Get ahead of fly season with BEAST™ Pour-On for Cattle from Abbey Animal Health, helping control buffalo fly and protect your herd when fly pressure starts to rise.
Available from independent rural stores, Australia wide.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #BEASTPourOn #CattleHealth #BuffaloFly #AustralianAgriculture
Trace minerals may only be required in small amounts, but getting enough and in the right balance can have a significant impact on health and performance. 🐮
Trace mineral status can affect immune function, disease resistance, fertility, growth and overall productivity, with the effects often most pronounced during periods of increased demand.
Healthy herds start long before calving. The lead-up to joining, calving and weaning are critical stages of the production cycle, making nutrition and optimal trace mineral status particularly important.
MULTIABB™ Trace Mineral Injection for Cattle provides four essential trace minerals in one convenient injection, helping to support a healthy immune system, disease resistance and a positive impact on reproduction when cattle need it most.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #MULTIABB #CattleHealth #AustralianFarming
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