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Large Animals & Farm Care

Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic on the Mid North Coast offers comprehensive large animal vet services, dedicated to supporting the health and productivity of cattle, sheep, goats and other livestock. Our services are tailored for farmers and livestock owners in Diamond Beach and surrounding areas who need veterinary care to manage herd health and maintain animal wellbeing.

Our large animal care services include routine health assessments, vaccinations and treatment options designed to address common health issues in farm animals. These services help prevent diseases and keep herds and flocks healthy and productive, whether for breeding, dairy or meat production. Our team provides on-site visits, bringing care directly to farms for added convenience and minimal animal stress.

The staff at Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic is committed to providing personalised service and guidance, taking the time to understand the specific needs of each farm. Our flexibility in scheduling can allow us to work with local farmers, making us a partner in the agricultural community.

In addition to large animal care, we offer preventative services, reproductive advice and emergency care to help meet the diverse health needs of farm animals. To schedule an appointment, please contact Diamond Beach Veterinary Clinic on (02) 6559 2277.

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health & productivity

Large animal and farm care is important for maintaining the health and productivity of livestock, which in turn supports the success of farming operations.

Regular veterinary care for animals like cattle, sheep and goats helps prevent disease outbreaks, improve herd management and address health concerns before they impact the wellbeing of the herd or flock. For farmers and livestock owners, veterinary support can ensure animals receive appropriate care for both routine needs and more complex health issues.

Large animal veterinary care begins with routine health assessments, where veterinarians check for signs of common issues like respiratory conditions, nutritional deficiencies or parasitic infections.

Vaccinations are an important component, as they aim to protect livestock from contagious diseases that can quickly spread through herds or flocks. Additionally, treatments such as parasite control and wound care are provided to address issues specific to farm animals’ environments.

Beyond immediate care, veterinarians work with farmers to provide guidance on nutrition, breeding and preventive strategies, helping to optimise animal health. Regular vet visits support a farm’s overall productivity by reducing the risk of health-related setbacks and contributing to animal welfare.

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House Calls

Our veterinary house call service offers professional care for large animals and farm livestock right at your doorstep.

We understand that transporting animals can be stressful, time-consuming and impractical, which is why our team comes directly to your farm. Whether it’s routine health checks, vaccinations or urgent care, we bring the equipment and expertise needed to ensure your animals receive high-quality treatment. From horses to cattle, sheep to goats, we provide personalised, on-site care to minimise disruption and stress for you and your animals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of veterinary care do large animals and farm animals need?

Large animals and farm animals benefit from regular health checks, vaccinations, parasite control and nutritional assessments. These services help maintain herd health, support productivity and prevent disease.
How often should farm animals have health checks?

Health checks for farm animals are recommended at least annually, though more frequent visits may be beneficial for herds with specific health needs or during breeding seasons. Routine exams help detect health issues early.
Why is parasite control important for large animals?

Parasite control may prevent infections that can impact growth, productivity and overall health. Regular treatments reduce the risk of internal and external parasites, contributing to a healthier herd.
What is involved in farm animal nutrition advice?

Nutrition advice focuses on balanced diets tailored to each species and production stage, whether for growth, lactation or breeding. Proper nutrition supports health, improves productivity and enhances overall wellbeing.