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The Reject Shop Cowra first opened its doors in 1981 when founders Ron Hall and John Shuster set up shop in the Melbourne suburb of South Yarra. Almost 40 years later, The Reject Shop Cowra is a household name with more than 370 locations nationwide, known for providing great value on everyday items. As the next chapter of our story unfolds, we will continue to focus on helping all Australians save money every day. The Reject Shop Cowra also ranges high-quality private brands and sells products from some Australia’s most trusted brands including Cadbury, Tresemmé, Tontine, Nivea, Pepsi, Finish, Omo, Uncle Tobys and more, but all with our single purpose in mind…to help all Australian’s save money.

Here at Bedwells Feed Barn we pride ourselves on being a local family owned and operated business, with over 30 years industry experience with two locations Bathurst and Wallerawang. At our Bathurst location we create and blend our own stock feed in house, Check out our Products tab to see our range. Not only are we your one stop stock feed and saddlery shop we are blessed with friendly staff that come from agricultural backgrounds, they are knowledgeable with a direct passion in Harness Racing, Show Horses and Endurance riding. We are your equine and stock feed specialist, however our expertise doesn't stop there because at bedwells we offer feed, vitamins/supplements and gear for all animals big or small, shop our large selection of hay available in squares or rounds.

Forbes Veterinary Clinic has a long established history of servicing the Forbes area. Dr Krista Jenkins bought the Forbes Veterinary Clinic in 1993, with Dr Patty Paul joining the Clinic & forming a partnership in 1998. There are currently 5 full time vets, 6 qualified veterinary nurses and 3 support staff. ​The Condobolin Clinic commenced operation in August of 2015, starting with one day a week to now 3 days a fortnight, depending on demand. Open from 9am – 4pm clients need to ring the Forbes Clinic to make appointments. ​The smallest animals we treat are mice, with the largest being camels & bulls.