We offer medical examinations and treatments for animals such as cows, sheep and pigs.
The Ambulatory Clinic
The ambulatory clinic visits stables and farms in Uppsala and Knivsta municipalities, which includes the towns of Almunge, Knutby, Björklinge, Bälinge and Järlåsa.
We offer care for animals such as horses, cattle, pigs, sheep, goats and alpacas. Our veterinarians have extensive experience in areas such as emergency care, dentistry, reproduction, endocrine workup (such as laminatis) and eye problems in the acute stage.
The Ambulatory Clinic is available to you and your horse 24 hours a day, all year round. We help you in your horse's home environment with both planned examinations and treatments as well as emergency veterinary care.
We offer preventive treatments such as vaccinations, equine dental care, inspections, castrations, lameness examinations, reproduction examinations, endocrine workup (such as laminatis) and general advice.
At the clinic, we have veterinarians with extensive experience in areas such as emergency medicine, dentistry (teeth), reproduction, endocrine issues related to cats and eye problems in the acute stage.
You can call us 24 hours a day for emergency medical care on site. We can also help make your animal's journey to SLU University Animal Hospital safer. In the final stages of life, we can give your horse a peaceful and dignified end at home.
We cover the area of Uppsala and Knivsta municipalities, which includes the towns of Almunge, Knutby, Björklinge, Bälinge and Järlåsa.
We are here for your farming business 24/7.
We can help you with your entire herd as well as with a single individual. We work with cattle of all ages; from castration and disbudding of calves, to treatments of udder inflamations and calving paralysis. We also have an international specialist (Diplomate) in reproduction with a focus on ruminant reproduction and herd health management.
We cover the area of Uppsala and Knivsta municipalities, which includes the towns of Almunge, Knutby, Björklinge, Bälinge and Järlåsa.
We can examine and treat most farm animals such as pigs, sheep, goats and alpacas. Contact us and we will match your needs with the right veterinarian.
We do not charge an on-call fees for cases involving sheep between 06:00-23:00.
For example, if you are a sheep owner and need help with, ewes that cannot lamb, ewes that have a calcium deficiency before lambing, and other urgent cases you can contact us 24/7. We do not charge more than the regular daily rate.
We cover the area of Uppsala and Knivsta municipalities, which includes the towns of Almunge, Knutby, Björklinge, Bälinge and Järlåsa.
Contact the ambulatory clinic
Tel. +46 18-67 29 90
You can call the outpatient department 24 hours a day, every day of the week.
Before an ambulatory veterinary visit, it is important that you as an animal owner have the right information available.
From 1 January 2025, horses are also covered by the new rules for medication reporting. This means that the veterinarian, when administering medication, must report the premises ID number for the location where the animal is kept.
What does this mean for you as an animal owner?
When the ambulatory veterinarians come to your stable or farm, you need to be able to provide the premises ID number for the facility. Without this, the veterinarian cannot administer medication that requires reporting.
A premises ID number is a unique number that identifies locations where animals are kept, and is registered in the Premises Register.
Find your premises ID number
More information about what a premises ID number is, how to register a premises, and how to find your number is available from Jordbruksverket (the Swedish Board of Agriculture).
We recommend that you ensure your premises ID number is registered and readily available before an ambulatory veterinary visit.
The Ruminants Clinic
The Ruminants Clinic is run for the purpose of education and research. The clinic have a close cooperation within SLU with the departments of reproduction, pathology and feeding as well as the Clinical Chemical Laboratory and the Diagnostic Imaging Clinic at SLU University Animal Hospital.
Contact the the ruminants clinic
Tel. +46 18-67 19 29
You can contact the ruminants clinic for emergency advice or emergency referrals on weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
The Reproduction Center for Large Animals works with all aspects of reproduction for large animals. Here, we offer a range of clinical and advisory services for animal owners and conduct interdisciplinary research - with studies from herd/population level to individual molecules. For example, the center offers fertility examinations for large animals.
The Centre for Veterinary Disaster Medicine (CVK) aims to strengthen Sweden's capacity to protect animal health, animal welfare, and food supply in times of peace, crisis, and war. By bringing together expertise and developing training and support, a national preparedness is being built to manage animals during serious societal events.
