Barrington Coast Vets

Equine vet

in The Mid North COast

  • Covering the Mid North Coast
  • It takes a village to keep our pets and animals happy and healthy.
  • 24/7 Emergency services available
  • Supporting your pet's health
02 6559 2277

24/7 Emergency Services Available

Contact Us for a Farm Call in Diamond Beach

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Experienced Care for Horses, Cattle & More

We provide practical, reliable veterinary care for large animals across the Mid North Coast, including equine and production species. Our mobile service helps reduce the stress and risk involved in transport, especially for injured, anxious or unwell animals. By working onsite, we’re also better able to assess environment-related issues and provide immediate, targeted recommendations.


Our large animal services include:


  • Vaccinations & herd health planning
  • Equine dentistry & performance assessments
  • Pregnancy testing & reproductive management
  • Lameness exams & hoof condition advice
  • Parasite control & nutritional guidance
  • Basic wound care & minor injury treatment
  • Behavioural assessments & handling support


Each visit is tailored to the species, setting and concern involved. We take the time to understand your animals’ routine, discuss any recent changes, and work calmly to ensure safe handling. Whether it’s a single horse or a mixed-species property, we’re committed to delivering professional care with minimal disruption.


If more advanced diagnostics, imaging or surgical intervention is required, we’ll explain the options clearly and arrange any follow-up through our Diamond Beach clinic.


To discuss your large animal care needs or schedule a visit, contact our team on (02) 6559 2277. We’re here to help you support animal health across the Mid North Coast.

Diamond Beach

large animal Mobile Vet

At Barrington Coast Vets, we offer a dedicated equine veterinary service throughout the Barrington Coast areas, such as Nabiac, Forster, Gloucester & Bulahdelah. This service is specifically tailored for on-site care of livestock, farm animals and equine patients.


Our fully equipped mobile vet unit allows us to provide a wide range of essential services right on your property, including:


  • Mobile Digital X-Rays
  • Portable Pregnancy Ultrasound Scanning
  • Pre-Purchase Examinations
  • Lameness Assessments
  • Equine Dentistry
  • Bull Breeding Soundness Evaluations (BBSE)


This service is ideal for breeders, property owners, and livestock managers who need professional veterinary support without the need to transport large animals to a clinic.


We prioritise safety, efficient handling, and clear communication to ensure each visit is productive and stress-free. While some complex procedures may require in-clinic care, most diagnostics and treatments can be carried out during a farm call with our portable equipment.


To book a large animal farm visit or check availability for a "Farm Run Day" in your area, call us on (02) 6559 2277.

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Locations we service

At Barrington Coast Vets, we offer a dedicated equine veterinary service throughout the Barrington Coast areas, such as Taree, Nabiac, Forster, Gloucester & Bulahdelah. This service is specifically tailored for on-site care of livestock, farm animals and equine patients.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What animals can mobile vets treat?

    Mobile vets can typically treat dogs, cats, and livestock such as horses, cattle, goats, and sheep. Some clinics may offer care for other species depending on their setup. It’s always best to confirm which animals are covered when booking to ensure the vet can provide appropriate support during the visit.

  • Can vaccinations be done during a home visit?

    Yes, mobile vets often carry standard vaccines and can administer them if the animal’s condition allows. Let the clinic know which vaccinations are due so they can bring the right supplies. Some pets may still require a clinic visit if further monitoring or testing is needed.

  • How do I prepare for a mobile vet appointment?

    Choose a calm, secure area with good access and lighting. Make sure your pet or livestock can be safely approached and confined if needed. Having recent medical history or concerns ready can also help the vet assess the situation efficiently during the visit.

  • Are mobile vet services suitable for emergencies?

    Mobile vets can assist in some urgent situations, but they may not be equipped for life-threatening emergencies. If your animal is seriously unwell, immediate transport to a clinic is usually recommended. Always call first so the clinic can advise on the best course of action.