Carn Vet Clinic

The Veterinary Clinic provides professional veterinary care for animals. We attend to farm animals such as sheep and cattle as well as pets including cats, dogs and anything else that might be your companion! Six fully qualified and registered veterinary surgeons are available to diagnose and treat your animal's condition according to the most modern standards and techniques. We offer a call-out service for the bigger animals and have fully equipped consultation rooms both for farm animals and pets as well as operating facilities. A well-stocked and extensive in-house pharmacy will allow us to use the medicines required to get your animal back on track. Our technical equipment includes an x-ray facility, an ultrasound scanner and some laboratory machines. We also offer worming and flea treatment products for small and large animals, high quality specialty dog food and some pet equipment like leads and collars. In the large animal sector, we provide a call-out service to attend to sick and injured animals as well as calvings and Cesarean sections. We offer herd testing, blood testing for sales or health monitoring, pregnancy scanning and herd health supervision. Calves can be hospitalized in the clinic and receive treatments like intravenous drips to treat calf scour. Sheep are commonly brought to the clinic for lambings, Cesarean sections and to diagnose and treat conditions like milk fever, infections, injuries or foot problems. In the small animal sector, we provide a full health service for your pet, starting with puppy vaccinations from ten weeks of age, worm and flea treatments, neutering and treatment of illnesses and injuries. Thanks to our operating facilities and x-ray unit, we can diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions as well as having referral options for even more advanced treatments. Please always phone to make an appointment! Saturdays, Sundays and out of hours we provide an emergency service. A vet is available 24 hours, all days of the week and during all holidays to attend to acutely sick or injured animals.