The tuis visit a local Piako Rd garden for the first time this summer. “We planted loads of flax as inspired by the Halo project and were rewarded finally with the presence of our small family, six years later!” Sally says. “They squabbled with the mynahs which pleased us no end. Tui , mynah 0,”
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It was all on at the Gordonton Pony Club on Sunday, and Chris Gore from Global Veterinary Services took these shots: And, as an added bonus, here’s one of vet Sally Moore and friends from a recent talk she gave –
The newly revamped Woodlands Cricket Club has held its first match of the season, against Cambridge Antiques. N8N sports reporter Sally Moore kept score and filed this report, aided by nine-year-old photographer Jessica. Cambridge batted first and reached 180. Two of their batsmen reached 30 – at which score under the competition rules they had
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Resident vet Sally Moore from Global Veterinary Services takes a quick look at common items around the garden that may be harmful to your animals. There’s a whole heap of poisonous plants out there that it’s best for our little woollies and hairies to avoid. It’s not just the plants that are dangerous – with
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You don’t want your pet calf coming down with scours. Sally Moore from Global Veterinary Services offers advice. Scours are loose bowel movements and are caused by nutrition or infection. In the first case the scours look pale yellow or white and the pet will usually be happy in themselves. Overfeeding and feeding the milk
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Calf Club is approaching, and local veterinarian Sally Moore shares tips on looking after the new best friend in the family. You need to remember a few essential things to make the journey to calf club and beyond fun and safe. You need time and a love of the task of looking after your pet.
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