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Treatment & minor procedures

Most common problems can be treated where your animal lives. Dr. Colleta brings the equipment and medicines each visit needs, and agrees options and costs with you first.

  • Dogs & cats
  • Cattle
  • Goats & sheep
  • Pigs & poultry
  • Horses & donkeys

Where:HomeFarmStable

A black and white dairy calf resting by a wooden fence
Dairy calf on a smallholder farm

What’s covered

Treatment for every animal we see

Every treatment starts with an examination and a clear explanation of the options.

  • Dogs & cats

    Skin problems, wounds, ear and eye infections, abscesses and minor injuries.

  • Cattle

    Mastitis, lameness, wounds, bloat and other common conditions.

  • Goats & sheep

    Foot problems, wounds, respiratory infections and difficult kidding or lambing.

  • Pigs & poultry

    Treatment of sick animals and flock-level medication plans.

  • Horses & donkeys

    Wounds, harness sores, lameness and minor injuries at the stable.

What to expect

Before, during and after the visit

  1. Before

    • Keep the animal quiet and confined
    • Note when the problem started
    • Have clean water and good light at the working area
  2. During

    • An examination before any treatment
    • Options and costs agreed with you first
    • Treatment given and explained
  3. After

    • Written aftercare instructions
    • Withdrawal periods for milk and meat explained
    • A follow-up check if needed

Questions

Treatment FAQs

Most common problems can be treated during the visit. Dr. Colleta carries the equipment and medicines each visit is likely to need.

Often booked together

Book a visit

Book a visit for your pet or herd

Tell us what you need and where your animals are. Dr. Colleta will call or WhatsApp you to confirm a time and the visit details.

Compassionate care. Healthier animals. Better farming.