We will be CLOSED until 12/02/2024 as Dr.Grau celebrates his honeymoon.

Tel: (954) 599 - 2887

Tel: (954) 599 - 2887

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      • About Services
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      • Horses
      • Llamas and Alpacas
      • Dog Annuals
      • Emergency Services
    • FAQ
    • Policies
    • Forms
    • Blog
    • Contact
  • Home
  • Services
    • About Services
    • Cattle
    • Goats/Sheep
    • Horses
    • Llamas and Alpacas
    • Dog Annuals
    • Emergency Services
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Grau Veterinary Services LLC

Ambulatory Livestock Veterinarian - cow vet

Ambulatory Livestock Veterinarian - cow vetAmbulatory Livestock Veterinarian - cow vetAmbulatory Livestock Veterinarian - cow vet

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at grauvetservices@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

We are open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and closed on the weekends and holidays. We offer emergency services 24/7 to current clients ONLY. Service hours and emergency services are subject to change if Dr. Grau is out of town. 

We cover Leon, Jefferson, Gadsden, and Wakulla counties in North Florida. We offer personel training for dairy stockmanship in both English and Spanish - please send us a message with your location if you'd like to take advantage of that service. 

Yes - as an ambulatory service, an appointment is necessary.

We treat livestock - cattle, goats, sheep, horses. We also see dogs for annual exams, vaccines, and puppy exams. 

Please see the Services section for more detailed information.

If you are a current client, with an established VCPR, please call. If we do not pick up, leave a detailed message. If Dr. Grau is unavailable, please direct your emergency to the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Large Animal Hospital at (352) 392 - 2229 


If you are not a current client, we recommend you call the UFCVM LAH. We do not see emergencies for clients without a valid and current VCPR.

When it comes to livestock, efficiency is key. If you have cattle, having a working chute is essential. Having animals up in cow pens, already sorted, and all associated paperwork needed will help move through the animals quickly, thus saving time. Most livestock veterinarians charge by the hour, so the less time is spent sorting and moving animals, the more money you save. If you have small ruminants, pigs, or camelids having the animals in pens ready to be restrained is important. Adequate identification of animals is important to allow your vet to maintain adequate records and is mandatory if you need health certificates. Most important, however – ask your vet for what they need from you to make the visit be as efficient and worthwhile for you.

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