Newsletters

Welcome to the Summer 2023 Newsletter update.  We cover the role’s our vet techs and the brilliant services they offer.  David discusses the impacts of Johnes disease in cattle

Date for the diary – Monday 24^th July - Meeting on Iceberg Diseases in Sheep

Gemma talks about the importance of Pre Tupping Assessment for Rams and Ewes

Welcome to the Special Edition Newsletter focusing on the parasites that may affect your cattle this Spring/Summer 2023

Welcome to the Special Edition Newsletter focusing on the parasites that may affect your flock this Spring/Summer

Welcome to the Special Edition Newsletter focusing on the parasites that may affect your cattle this Spring/Summer

Welcome to the Spring 2023 Newsletter edition.  With turnout upon us, hoping that wintery conditions in March prove to be the last sting in the tail!

Date for the diary - Wednesday 3rd May - Meeting on manipulating the Ewe breeding season

We discuss the importance of fly control, treatments.  Rebecca our farm vet talks about Teasers!  Robyn and Emily our wonderful Vet Tech's discuss our vet tech services

Welcome to the Winter 2023 newsletter update, Freddie discusses the importance of Bull fertility testing to screen out fertility problems before they become an issue. Are you prepared for lambing season, Jess discusses helpful tips to aid the smooth running and what to look out for with some common conditions.  Maria highlights the implications of Neospora in cattle, covering the treatment and control.

Welcome to the Autumn 2022 Newsletter.  We are excited to announce that Gemma Barnes is now a TBAS advisor.  What we've seen this summer regarding parasites.  A case study on sudden death in an adult dairy cow.

Welcome to the Summer 2022 newsletter update.  

Welcome to our Spring 2022 update, we cover the implications with Orf in lambs which can have an impact on flock performance.  Metabolic diseases in ewes at lambing time.  Fertility gains in beef cattle. 

Welcome to our winter update.  Sam discusses the management of sheep scab and the best practices to follow.  Maria highlights the widespread prevalence of BVD.  Gemma weighs up the factors involved in controlling pneumonia in calves. Finally, we bid Kirstie Griffiths a fond farewell and will be greatly missed by clients and staff.