Equine Vet Jobs
Digitally Connecting Vets & Practices Worldwide
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Juneau, Alaska, USA
Salary: Up to $110,000 - $180,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Earlysville, Virginia, USA
Salary: Up to $100,000 - $180,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Castroville, Texas, USA
Salary: Up to $100,000 - $180,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Earlysville, Virginia, USA
Salary: Up to $110,000 - $180,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Vet Surgeon Job, Brandon, Florida, USA
Salary: Up to $100,000– $200,000 and above, DOE
Equine Animal Intern Veterinarian Job, Brandon, Florida, USA
Salary: Up to $58,665 – $60,000 and above, DOE
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Exeter, California, USA
Salary: Up to $110,000 - $180,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Lexington, Kentucky, USA
Salary: Up to $100,000 - $200,000, and above, DOE
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Gresham, Oregon, USA
Salary: Up to $85,000 – $100,000 and above, DOE
Equine Animal Associate Veterinarian Job, Sonora, California, USA
Salary: Up to $150,000 – $170,000 and above, DOE
Equine Vet Jobs in the UK & Abroad
Equine veterinary surgeons focus on the diagnosis and treatment of horses as well as routine daily care like vaccination and dentistry. They are a hugely important part of the veterinary support network, providing specialist support to horse owners.
Working either specifically with horses or in a mixed practice, working as an equine vet is a rewarding career choice that can include equine diagnostics, treatment and surgery, pre-purchase vettings, riding school health inspections and attendance at sporting events.
The work environment often involves traveling to clients’ stables or farms, fostering close relationships with horse owners, trainers, and breeders.
How Much can you Earn as an Equine Veterinarian?
In the United States, equine vets typically earn between $90,000 and $200,000 per year, with higher salaries found in prestigious equine clinics or those working in equine surgery.
In the United Kingdom, equine vets generally earn between £37,000 ($46,668) and £75,000 ($95,382) annually, with specialists and those working in horseracing commanding higher salaries.
Where Can You Work as an Equine Vet?
Equine veterinarians primarily work in areas with significant equestrian activity, which can include both rural and suburban regions. In the United States, equine vets often find opportunities in states known for their strong equestrian communities, such as Kentucky, Florida, and California. These areas host numerous horse farms, training facilities, racetracks, and equestrian events, providing a rich variety of cases and experiences.
Similarly, in the United Kingdom, equine vets commonly work in regions like Gloucestershire, and Cheshire, where there is a high concentration of horse breeding, training, and racing activities. These settings allow equine vets to engage in diverse tasks, from routine health checks and vaccinations to complex surgeries and emergency treatments.
Find your Ideal Equine Veterinarian Role with The Vet Service
The Vet Service have equine vet jobs across the UK, but also provide an international service for vets looking to work with horses abroad, be it international vets looking to work in Britain or vice versa. Our specialist team can assist with registration, visa eligibility & advice, licensing, contracts & taxation, salary guidance and more.
We do not always list all of our equine vet vacancies on our site, so please speak to one of our specialist advisors today if you can’t see a job you like by contacting us or registering below.
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