Central Gippsland Equine Veterinary Services

28/05/2026

Unfortunately online trolls have decided to anonymously post negative reviews on our business profile. This is a common tactic against veterinarians who set clear boundaries. Google makes these false reviews very hard to remove, and the best way to undo them is to drown them out with real, accurate reviews.

If Dr. Ethan has helped your horse over the last 18 months we please ask that you kindly take a few minutes to leave a review on our business profile at the following link:

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Unit 4/24 Breed St, Traralgon VIC 3844, Australia

14/04/2026

📣 Central Gippsland EVS’s Dr. Ethan Romas-Hill recognised for his ongoing development and contribution to Australia’s equine industry in this issue of Australian Performance Horse Magazine covering Australia’s “30 under 30” People shaping Australia’s Equine Future.

10/04/2026

This came out of a horse today.

Let’s hear some guesses on what exactly this is…

09/04/2026

“I call this one, the compromising position”

Putting a lot of faith in the sedation here!

29/03/2026

Colic Season – Important Contact Information

With colic season now underway in the Traralgon region, we kindly ask all clients to ensure they provide clear and detailed information when contacting our service.

If you call and we are unable to answer, please leave a voicemail including the following:
• Your name
• Your location
• A clear description of the issue affecting your horse
(including temperature and heart rate if within your skillset)

Providing this information allows us to appropriately triage cases and prioritise urgent patients.

Please note that if these details are not included, it may not be possible to return your call in a timely or meaningful way.

During this busy period in particular, our capacity to provide phone advice for horses not currently under active care is limited (Dr Ethan is almost always giving his full attention to the patient in front of him, or on the phone managing ongoing cases). To ensure your horse receives appropriate attention, we recommend booking a consultation where a full assessment and discussion can take place.

Thank you for your understanding and for helping us provide timely care to all patients during this high-demand period.