Mobile Vet Services for Legana

Adventure Vets travels to Legana
Legana is growing faster than almost anywhere else in Tasmania. New estates, larger blocks, young families, and more pets per household than you find in the inner city. It is also a suburb where driving into Launceston to see a vet is more of an event than it should be, especially with children in the car, a dog in the back, and an appointment window that does not account for delays on the West Tamar Highway.
Adventure Vets visits Legana every Monday. A $33 travel fee covers the West Tamar Highway route. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday visits are also available at per-km rates.
The benefits of a home visit for Legana pet owners
Multiple pets, one visit, one afternoon
Legana’s average household size of 2.57 is above the Tasmanian average, and the suburb’s family character means many homes have more than one animal. A dog and a cat, or two dogs, or a dog and a rabbit: getting all of them into separate carriers and making separate clinic trips is a real logistical problem, particularly for households with young children. Adventure Vets can see each animal in the same home visit. The charge for a second animal at the same appointment is A$100. Dr Kristina and Andrew work through each one calmly, at your place, in one session.
Big yards deserve a proper assessment
Legana properties tend to be larger than the Launceston city average. The Nobelius Drive area, the older acreage lots along the Tamar River, and many of the newer estates all give dogs more space to move than a suburban terrace ever would. A dog who runs a large yard every day, or who has started slowing down on those runs, is best assessed where that behaviour actually happens. Dr Kristina can watch your dog move across your own property, on the surfaces and terrain they use every day. That kind of baseline is genuinely useful for mobility assessments, weight management reviews, and chronic pain evaluations in a way that a clinic exam cannot replicate.
New to Legana, or first pet in the house
Legana’s rapid growth means a significant portion of the suburb has moved in relatively recently. Interstate migrants account for more than half of the West Tamar region’s population growth. For households still finding their feet (choosing a vet, understanding vaccination schedules, working out microchipping requirements), a home visit from a vet who takes the time to explain things clearly is a more comfortable start than a busy clinic waiting room. Dr Kristina can provide a written plan and emailed documentation at the end of every consult when needed.
Monday visits every week, no waiting a fortnight
Adventure Vets runs the West Tamar Highway circuit every Monday. Legana is on that route. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday visits are also available at per-kilometre rates on request. For a suburb that is still building out its local services, having reliable weekly mobile vet access matters. You do not need to drive into Launceston for a routine vaccination or a lump check. The vet comes to you.
Meet the Adventure Vets team

Dr Kristina Fisher
13 years in practice, trained at the University of Glasgow, with experience across small-animal, mixed and emergency settings in the UK, Darwin and Alice Springs. Settled in Tasmania in 2020. Clear treatment plans, written documentation at the end of every visit, and genuine comfort with larger breeds, working dogs and multi-pet households. The kind of consult where you leave knowing exactly what comes next.

Andrew Colquhoun
18 years of nursing experience alongside Dr Kristina on every visit. Handles patient preparation, medication, triage and after-care guidance. Steady with animals that need extra time, and clear with owners about what to watch for after the visit is done.
The Adventure Vet experience, told by our clients
These guys were so amazing! Helped me out in a pickle and were efficient courteous and looked after our little cat so well. Thank you so much! Definitely recommend!
Caring and professional. Love the personal service. I have a dog that hates vets but Kristina knows how to handle her.
The kindness of Kristina and Andrew is such a credit to their business. They treated our precious cat like he was part of their family and made a very difficult time a little easier. I couldn’t recommend them more highly. Thank you so much for your warmth and professionalism. Libby and family
Kristina and Andrew are always a pleasure to have care for our pups never go anywhere else
Absolutely fantastic really good service and such lovely people who clearly care very much for what they do. They visit me and my cats when they need a checkup and they also look after my/my dad's elderly dog who needs much attention and care. They deserve far more praise and I cannot recommend them enough. ☺️
Adventure Vets offer a valued 'at home' service so important when we are 150kms away from the closest clinic. Whilst they don't offer surgical procedures at this stage everything else is no problem. They have welcomed our rescue dogs our puppy and helped us farewell our senior dog with empathy and care. We thank you very much!
Thankyou Kristina and Andrew for your help with my Solomon. Such a difficult and sad time was made so much easier for me by your compassion professionalism and assistance. Would highly recommend this service!
I have used Adventure vets a few times over the past 4 years and can Highly recommend Kristina they are brilliant and definitely my preferred choice for my horses.
Adventure Vets brings local knowledge to Legana pet owners
The most common Legana booking patterns on the Monday circuit include: first-ever vet visit for a puppy or new pet in a recently settled household, multi-animal visits where a dog and cat are seen in the same session, mobility checks for larger-breed dogs who have started showing stiffness, and vaccination catch-ups for animals whose previous clinic appointments were disrupted by the move to Legana. Skin and ear issues are also commonly raised in outdoor dogs with access to long grass and bush margins around the newer estate boundaries.
Frequently asked questions
Mondays, on the West Tamar Highway circuit. Thursday and Friday visits are available at per-kilometre rates from Longford on request. If Monday does not suit, contact the clinic to check Thursday or Friday availability.
The standard consult is A$125. The travel fee to Legana is A$33 (West Tamar Highway route). Additional animals seen in the same visit are A$100 each. An extended consult surcharge of A$25 applies for longer or more complex appointments. Revisit consultations are A$105.
Yes. A home visit is a practical way to start: Dr Kristina can conduct a health check, review vaccination records, arrange microchipping if needed, and set up a care plan for each animal in a single visit. New-to-area households often find it easier than finding a clinic, making an appointment, and managing the logistics of getting there.
Yes. Multiple animals seen in the same visit are charged at A$100 per additional animal. Book with enough lead time so the team can allow adequate time for the session.
Yes. Mobility checks are one of the more common bookings on this circuit. Dr Kristina can assess how your dog moves across your actual yard and terrain, which gives a more accurate picture than a clinic floor exam. She will provide a written plan at the end of the visit.
Thursday and Friday visits can be arranged at per-kilometre rates from Longford. For same-day or overnight emergencies, Adventure Vets does not provide after-hours services. Contact Animal Emergency Hospital Launceston on (03) 6344 7000. Save that number before you need it.









