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Ambulatory equine vets and mobile farriers who travel to barns and farms across western Broward and Miami-Dade. Every provider below confirmed this service on their own website — coverage shown is exactly what they publish, nothing broader.
Gaston DVM is the mobile equine practice of Dr Gaston Kojusner, based at 5731 SW 163 Ave. in Southwest Ranches. Its site describes a premiere mobile equine practice with a fully equipped unit, offering services including pre-purchase evaluation, sports medicine and lameness work, reproduction, preventative medicine, diagnostics, and wound management at the horse's side.
📍 Southwest Ranches
Equine & Farm-Animal Mobile Care
Scott Equine Services is a fully mobile equine veterinary practice caring for horses in southern Florida since 2005, with a special focus on lameness diagnosis and treatment. Its site lists wellness, sports medicine, internal medicine, and regenerative medicine services, and notes it brings equipment such as its gastroscope to the horse instead of requiring travel to a clinic.
📍 Fort Lauderdale
Equine & Farm-Animal Mobile Care
Teigland, Franklin & Brokken (TFB Equine) is dedicated solely to the care and treatment of the Thoroughbred racehorse, serving the racing community since 1946. Its site presents it as a Florida racetrack veterinary service with its main office in Ft Lauderdale, so care is delivered where racehorses are stabled and trained rather than to general pleasure-horse owners.
📍 Fort Lauderdale, Cooper City
Equine & Farm-Animal Mobile Care
An ambulatory equine vet travels to your barn or farm with a stocked vehicle and provides care on site: wellness exams, vaccinations, dentistry (floating), lameness evaluation, reproductive work, and first-line emergency care, depending on the practice. Cases that need surgery or hospitalization are referred to an equine hospital. Mobile farriers visit on a schedule for trimming and shoeing.
South Florida horse country is concentrated in western Broward — Southwest Ranches, Davie, Cooper City, and Parkland — with barns also in western Miami-Dade. Every provider on this page publishes its own service area; open a profile to see exactly where they travel, and confirm your barn's address when you book.
There is no single standard price: cost usually combines a farm-call or travel fee with the service itself, and varies by distance, the work done, and how many horses are seen in one visit. Providers here confirm pricing directly — contact the provider for a quote before you book, and ask exactly what the price includes.
You book and pay the provider directly — SFL Pet Visits is a directory, not the service provider. Use the call, website, or online booking buttons on a profile, or send a "Request availability" message that goes to that one provider only (we never blast a request to multiple businesses without telling you). Good local providers often book days to weeks ahead, so contact them early for holidays.
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