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.
We’re excited to share that Exishield™ Gold has officially been renamed to Exilice™ Gold. This name change reflects our refreshed…
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Lest We Forget.
This ANZAC Day, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice and resilience of those who have served our country, both past and present.
At Abbey Animal Health, being 100% Australian owned means something. It’s about backing our farmers, our communities, and the people who have shaped the country we’re proud to be part of today.
From the land we work on, to the people we stand beside; Australian made, Australian owned, always.
Today, we remember. 🇦🇺
#AnzacDay #LestWeForget #AbbeyAnimalHealth #AustralianOwned #AustralianMade
Tomorrow is International Veterinarian’s Day. Abbey Animal Health recognises the veterinarians who play a vital role across Australia’s animal industries.
From supporting farmers on the ground to ensuring the health and welfare of livestock, horses and companion animals, your knowledge and dedication make a real difference every day. 🐴🐏🐮🐶🐓🐖
At Abbey Animal Health, we’re proud to work alongside all the amazing vets across the country.
Thank you for the work you do, today and every day. 👏👏
#InternationalVeterinariansDay #AbbeyAnimalHealth #AnimalHealth #AustralianFarming #Veterinary
On many Australian properties, cattle and horses share the same paddocks, pastures and parasite pressures. 🐮🐴
PARAFEN™ 100 is a ready-to-use oral drench designed for both cattle and horses, helping simplify parasite management across mixed-species operations.
Active Constituent:100 g/L FENBENDAZOLE
Claim: Ready to use broad spectrum worm drench for control of benzimidazole sensitive mature and immature roundworms and lungworm in cattle, and for the control of large strongyles, small strongyles, ascarids and pinworms in horses.
Having a dual-species wormer on hand can mean fewer products in the shed, easier parasite management across the property, and greater flexibility when treating different livestock groups.
Learn more about PARAFEN™ 100: https://abbeylabs.com.au/product/parafen-100-oral-anthelmintic-for-cattle-and-horses/
Available at independent rural stores, Australia-wide. 🇦🇺
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #CattleHealth #EquineHealth #WormControl #AustralianFarming
The “5 Ts” for testing rams are a practical checklist used by sheep producers (especially pre-joining) to assess whether a ram is fit, fertile, and ready to work.
🐏What are the “5 Ts”?
1. Teeth
• Check age and condition.
• Rams should have a good mouth to maintain body condition during joining.
• Broken, missing, or worn teeth = poor performance risk.
2. Testicles
• Should be large, firm, even, and free of lumps.
• Measure scrotal circumference (important indicator of fertility).
• Soft, uneven, or small testicles can indicate reduced fertility.
3. Toes (Feet)
• Inspect for lameness, footrot, overgrown hooves, or infection.
• Rams must be able to move freely and cover ewes.
4. Top (Body condition)
• Aim for condition score ~3–3.5 before joining.
• Too thin = low stamina; too fat = reduced mobility and libido.
• Check overall muscling and health.
5. Tackle (Penis & sheath)
• Check for injuries, infections, abnormalities (e.g. pizzle rot).
• Ensure the ram can extend and function normally.
A ram that’s off in just one area can impact your entire lambing result. Sound structure, good condition and proven fertility aren’t optional they’re the difference between a successful season and a missed opportunity.
For support with your animal health program, speak to your vet or your local patch Abbey Representative.
#abbeyanimalhealth #sheepfarming #australianfarming #livestockmanagement #ramhealth
Mastitis costs more than just milk — it impacts your entire operation.
When bacteria enter the teat canal, udder health is compromised. The result?
Reduced milk yield, higher somatic cell counts, lost premiums, and ongoing treatment costs.
That’s where prevention matters.
TEATPLUG™ helps protect at the most critical time the dry period.
✔ Seals the teat canal to help stop bacteria entering
✔ Supports the udder’s natural defence
✔ Helps reduce the risk of clinical and subclinical mastitis
Because once mastitis sets in, you’re already on the back foot.
Protect udder health, maintain milk quality, and set your herd up for a stronger next lactation.
Speak to your vet or your local Abbey representative about TEATPLUG™.
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #DairyFarming #Mastitis #CattleHealth AustralianFarming MilkQuality
At Abbey Animal Health, we’re celebrating the horses that make a difference in the lives of owners right across Australia. 🇦🇺
Share your favourite “Between The Ears” photo in the comments on our Facebook post (with this image) to enter.
At the end of the month, one lucky winner will receive a saddlecloth and one of our wormers.
https://abbeylabs.com.au/yearofthehorse/
📸 @aleisha_eventing
#AbbeyAnimalHealth #YearOfTheHorse #BetweenTheEars #Horses
Giveaway Terms & Conditions: Open to Australian residents 🇦🇺 Simply share your favourite “between the ears” photo in the comments on our Facebook post to enter. Entries close 11:59pm 14 May, 2026. One winner will be selected at random and contacted via direct message. Prize includes one Abbey Animal Health saddlecloth and wormer. Prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Instagram or Facebook.
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