We’re buzzing about fly control!
With the days lengthening and the weather turning warmer, it’s great to see cattle being turned out and enjoying the ...
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Getting to grips with worming
With resistance to anthelmintics increasing nationally, deciding what product to use and when to use it can be mind-boggling, but ...
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TB Testing and Covid-19
TB testing has and always will be a priority for DEFRA as it is essential not only for domestic TB ...
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Kick Starting Your Cria with Colostrum and CriaBoost
With cria safely on the ground, it
is easy to think that the hard work is over, but now the watch ...
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Johne’s Research Project for Beef and Sheep Farmers
The University of
Liverpool is running a project to investigate Johne’s disease
on UK beef and sheep farms. Ovine Johne’s disease
is much more common than most ...
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Increased risk of cocci in calves around turnout
Coccidiosis causing oocysts can build up during the housed period, increasing the risk of both beef and dairy calves contracting ...
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Tips for vaccine handling
Vaccines play an excellent role in disease prevention and
reducing losses. They can however come as a large up-front cost, so ...
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Demonstrating how to make a halter to maintain social distancing on farm
Westpoint Chelmsford vet Ami Sawran has kindly put this video together demonstrating how to make a makeshift halter for ...
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An update on the precautions we’re taking during the Coronavirus outbreak
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Due to our stock deliveries being disrupted we must advise that medicines orders will take longer than usual. ...
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Maintaining veterinary service during the Coronavirus outbreak
We
would like to reassure all of our clients that we remain committed to providing
a full veterinary service. However, due to ...
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