your go-to cattle vet in Diamond Beach

supporting health & productivity

At Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic on the Mid North Coast, we offer cattle vet services to support the health and productivity of herds for local cattle owners and farmers. Our team understands the unique needs of cattle and provides a range of services to help manage their health and wellbeing throughout their lifecycle.

Our cattle care services include routine health assessments, vaccinations and breeding management, which help prevent common diseases and maintain herd productivity. Routine check-ups allow us to monitor cattle health and address any emerging concerns early. Vaccinations are important for disease prevention, helping to protect herds from conditions that could impact their welfare and productivity.

In addition to preventive care, we offer breeding management services to support effective herd growth and fertility monitoring. Our compassionate staff is committed to working closely with livestock owners, providing practical advice and care tailored to each farm’s specific needs.

We also offer emergency services, nutritional advice and large animal care, creating a full support system for cattle health management.

For more information on our services or to schedule a visit, please contact Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic on (02) 6559 2277. Our team is here to support your farming operation and herd wellbeing.

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why choose our services?

Cattle vet services are helpful for maintaining the health, productivity and wellbeing of herds, and may benefit both animals and the efficiency of farming operations.

Routine veterinary care helps prevent common diseases, manage health concerns and support optimal growth and productivity in cattle, making it an invaluable resource for livestock owners.

Cattle vet services typically begin with regular health assessments, where veterinarians check for signs of illness, injury or nutritional deficiencies.

Vaccinations are an important component in helping to protect cattle from contagious diseases like Bovine Viral Diarrhoea and Blackleg, which can impact herd health and productivity. Early vaccination helps reduce the risk of outbreaks that can spread rapidly in herd settings.

Breeding management is also a key aspect of cattle care, assisting farmers in monitoring fertility, planning for calving and supporting herd growth aligns with farm goals. Nutritional support, parasite control and emergency care are additional elements that can contribute to maintaining herd productivity and health.

To book an appointment at Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic, call us today. Our friendly team will help schedule a time that suits you and discuss any specific needs for your cattle—we’re here to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of veterinary care do cattle need?

Cattle require regular health check-ups, vaccinations, parasite control and nutritional management. These services help support herd health, improve productivity and can prevent diseases that can impact cattle welfare.
How often should cattle receive health check-ups?

Cattle may benefit from health check-ups at least once a year, especially before breeding season. Additional visits may be useful to monitor herd health or address specific health concerns.
Why is parasite control important for cattle?

Parasite control may prevent infections that can affect growth, milk production and overall health. Regular treatments help manage both internal and external parasites, contributing to a healthier and more productive herd.
What is involved in nutritional management for cattle?

Nutritional management includes providing balanced diets tailored to age, health and production stage. Proper nutrition supports growth, reproduction and milk yield, helping maintain cattle health and productivity.