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Brent Eastwell & Associates Pty Ltd are a highly dedicated team of equine veterinarians who strive to offer the highest standards of care. Our knowledgeable team is here to provide horse owners and caregivers with expert service and support in the areas of Equine Reproduction, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry and Preventative Health.
Our Equine Reproduction Services include:
Artificial insemination with chilled and frozen semen.
Embryo transfer.
Mare and stallion breeding soundness and fertility examinations.
Stallion semen collection, evaluation and shipping.
Semen cryopreservation (freezing).
Our Thoroughbred Stud Services include:
Mare preparation for breeding and pregnancy testing.
In-house laboratory.
Neonatal medicine and surgery.
Freeze branding and microchipping.
Sales repository radiographs and video endoscopy.
Our Equine Veterinary Services include:
Equine internal medicine, offering diagnostic and treatment options for medical conditions commonly seen in horses in Australia.
Equine surgery, catering for all routine surgical procedures commonly performed on horses.
Equine veterinary dentistry, including dental radiography, dental extractions and sinus surgery.
Equine lameness evaluation and treatment.
Vaccinations and preventative health.
A 24/7 emergency service is offered to our existing clients.
Dr Brent Eastwell BVSc (Hons) MANZCVS
Brent’s passion for horses began growing up on a horse stud in Willowvale, just outside Warwick, in South-East Queensland. He graduated with Honours from Charles Sturt University’s Bachelor of Veterinary Science program, and has since gained extensive experience in general equine practice, stud medicine, racetrack vetting, equine medicine and surgery.
Brent is a member of the Australian Veterinary Association, Equine Veterinarians Australia, the British Equine Veterinary Association, and is a member by examination of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists.
Dr Alexandra Sadler BVetMed MRCVS
Ali started her career as a registered veterinary nurse working in emergency critical care, before graduating as a veterinarian from the Royal Veterinary College. Upon graduation she worked in general equine practice in Essex, England, where she tackled all aspects of first opinion equine work including medicine, lameness, dentistry and emergency medicine.
However, extensive student placements with Rossdale’s veterinary surgeons in Newmarket motivated her to pursue a career in equine stud medicine, which attracted her to Australia in 2025.
How to Contact Us
We welcome your enquiry.
Our office hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.
Email: admin@beaequine.com.au
Phone: +61 437 722 441
As we prioritise existing patient needs foremost, we may not be able to immediately answer the phone at all times. Please leave a message with your name and phone number and you will receive a reply in the shortest time possible.
For horses in our care, we strive to keep owners well informed as to their progress. However, at certain times of the year when we have large numbers of horses to attend to, constant communication with clients can be difficult. We sincerely thank our kind clients for their understanding. We promise to promptly communicate all key developments, or where we need to discuss progress or ongoing plans.
Our Terms of Service
Upon receiving instructions from either a horse owner or their agent, to provide veterinary services or consultation, the owner of the horse is responsible for paying all fees incurred. All invoices are to be paid in full within 7 days of receipt. Administration fees are applied to all amounts outstanding for greater than one month. Overdue balances beyond this are forwarded to an external debt collection service. The mare owner agrees to pay additional costs of debt collection and legal fees associated with unpaid accounts. For further details of our terms of service, please consult the relevant consent forms.