News

This year's Pig Fair was our most successful yet with well over 200 people attending across the two days.

A big thank you to everyone who came to our recent equine event at Malmesbury Town Hall.

Held at London's Lancaster hotel the National Pig Awards recognises excellence in contribution to the pig farming industry.

Kat came back from maternity leave recently; she reflects on the changes she's noticed in her time off. 

Here's an opportunity to let the veterinary industry know just how much you appreciate us.

The team is delighted to have been shortlisted as a finalist at this year's awards.

October's focus for the newsletter from the Farm Vets is Hypocalcemia (Milk Fever).

Leaves are changing colour and falling. Autumn is calling!

Recently, Alex Thomsett was invited to talk about pig health issues for smaller scale producers.

Most of you will have seen us performing LDA or RDA operations at some point but you may not be aware of what is going on while our arm is inside the cow. 

What a great day. One of just a 12 DPM holders on the register in the UK.

Our latest newsletter is now available 

Research is being undertaken into a new and emerging disease in dairy cattle, Ischaemic Teat Necrosis (ITN).  

With acquisition of new state-of-the-art equipment, the Pig Team are developing a service, available to all clients, which will provide facilities for Real Time ultrasound scanning for pregnancy diagnosis and as part of investigations into reproductive failure. 

Two topics - Cow value and summer mastitis, covered by Vet Ian Cardiff. 

Achieving the correct Body Condition Score (BCS) at the appropriate stage of the cow's production cycle is vital to maximize both the health and profitability of your beef or dairy cows.  

Store Lambs' margins are always very tight, small changes can be the difference between profit and loss. 

Kennel Cough, allergies, dental care, flystrike and parasites - all in one edition

May's newsletter from the Farm Vets looks at the incidence of twins

One for the team!

Chris Warren addresses the importance of biosecurity on farm and where the greatest threats lie.