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Farm Animal Services

Originally established in 1942 to support Taranaki dairy farmers, we have farming in our veins at the New Plymouth Vet Group. Our knowledge of farming practises is unrivalled and we pride ourselves on keeping up with the latest advances in farming science and technology.

Our experienced team of farm vets understand that your stock’s wellbeing and your livelihood are one and the same. They appreciate that you have a lot on your plate and having a reliable, trustworthy vet just a phone call away is invaluable.

The services we offer address all the common issues facing farmers today, regardless of what type of stock you run, or how much land you have. Contact us to schedule a visit or find out more about our services.

 

Browse our list of services below and click for more information.

Lifestyle Blocks

Advice and services to help lifestyle farmers provide their animals with the best care possible.

Advisory

Our more than 65 years of experience is passed on to keen farmers by way of an advisory service.

Disease Monitoring

Experts in the proactive monitoring, control and treatment of disease outbreaks.

Vaccinations

Prevent outbreaks of disease in your stock through timely vaccination regimes.

Emergency Care

Our experienced and skilled team of farm vets provide a well-equipped emergency care service, 24/7.

Teat Sealing

We offer an on-farm teat sealing service, so you can leave the tricky bit to our experienced veterinary staff.

Calf Disbudding

Our on-farm vets are skilled and experienced in the recommended best practices involved in disbudding calves.

Parasite Control

Speak to the New Plymouth Vet Group to tap into their second-to-none knowledge of parasite prevention and treatment.

Reproduction Management

Our farm vets are well read and highly experienced in reproduction management services for both cattle and sheep.

Mastitis Management

Our team of farm vets can help shed light on the prevalence of mastitis in your herd.

Pregnancy Diagnosis

Our vets can perform pregnancy diagnosis services on cattle and camelids (llama and alpaca).

RVM Consultations

The New Plymouth Vet Group offer one-on-one RVM consultations to assess product suitability.

Testimonials

Very warm people who seem genuinely interested in the animals they are asked to care for. Very competent in my experience and any time I have taken my pets in for attention it has been something of a social visit as well as therapy for my animals. Thanks to you all.

David Cook

I’ve used NP Vet Group for many years and have always found the level of service and care to be awesome. I wouldn’t trust my dogs to just anyone. One dog needs ongoing arthritis care, and we have hit the jackpot with our vet Wendy, she is caring, knowledgeable, listens and we always come out from seeing her calm and happy with the treatment plan

Jenny Thomson

The team at New Plymouth Vet Group are friendly, caring and professional. They deliver the highest standard of care at all times and always explain the diagnosis and treatment plan. Definitely veterinarians you can trust to treat and care for your pets.

Vicky Andreoli

I can’t recommend NPVG highly enough. As my fur baby enters her twilight years, I wouldn’t trust her care to any other practice. The compassion and attention shown to both her and me is unparalleled. A huge thank you to everyone on the team I’ve had the pleasure of interacting with—you’re truly amazing!

Toni Parr

Thank you so much for keeping on going to help my wee bunny during this health roller coaster , I really appreciate the communication and realistic information and reassurance . Everyone was really friendly and being able to see Benji without feeling like I was in the way (even out of business hours) was extra lovely too .

Jessie rose Mestrom

NP Vets are always very helpful, professional and compassionate whenever we take our fur babies for a visit, whether its for annual shots or some other illnesses. They are very caring and considerate and I really like that they check in and report if a fur baby is hospitalised for a day or two.

Samantha Herlihy
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