Newsletters

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.

Welcome to our Autumn 2021 newsletter, we hear about Mike’s latest news from Zambia.  Chris discusses ways to achieving successful management of transition cows.  Jorge covers the problems with Mycoplasma Bovis discussing the diagnosis and prevention.  Noah takes a look at fertility testing in rams.  We would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate Emily and Vicky for passing there exams this summer to become an SQP.

Welcome to our Spring 2021 newsletter, we cover nematodirus risk in lambs, Artifical Insemination tips for spring.  Cover the problems with Orf in lambs and the grass staggers in cattle which can be a major risk this time of year.

Welcome to our March 2021 Update, we cover the frustrations of scouring calves, covering treatments and best protocols.  Bull fertility testing and the service we can provide.  Problems with hypocalcaemia and pregnancy toxaemia.

Welcome to our December newsletter update.  We cover the complications of Clostridial disease in ewes with the best practices to follow.  The importance of colostrum and preparing for the lambing season ahead.  Our latest VPS offer list.

Welcome to our summer update, covering some relevant topics for the summer season, TB FAQs and current VPS offers.

In our spring newsletter, we celebrate the opening of our Lutterworth branch (pictured is our new farm receptionist Emily Cox). We give an update on the changes brought about by Covid-19: the way we need to carry out our farm visits and TB testing, product deliveries and turnaround on test results.The nematodirus risk is high this spring and there's advice on what to look for and how to treat it, plus advice on parasite control this summer.