Farm Animal Practice Langford Vets University of Bristol

Farm Animal Practice Langford Vets University of Bristol Specialist farm animal vet practice in the South West. Dedicated to advancing farm animal health. Our practice is closely linked to the University of Bristol.

We are a 5 vet, solely farm animal, veterinary practice situated in Langford, North Somerset. As a practice we provide an ambulatory service to large commercial herds and flocks, small holders and pet owners of all farm animal species. We also have facilities at the practice to hospitalise medical and surgical cases that cannot be treated on farm or where it is the farmers preference to bring a pa

tient to us. Within our diverse team of vets are diploma and certificate holders in a range of subjects allowing us to provide you with a high quality service. We enjoy working closely with our commercial clients to play our part in continuously advancing and developing animal health and welfare in their herds whilst maximising productivity. We have a large number of small holders and pet owners and enjoy helping our clients to run productive small holdings and hobby farms. We also understand that many farm animal species make brilliant pets and thoroughly enjoy treating the individual backyard farm species and providing general husbandry advice. This allows us access to the latest information and technology and the specialists that have researched and developed it. On site there is a large farm animal division who are constantly breaking into new areas of research and on hand to offer their advice on herd level and individual animal problems. As part of a larger veterinary hospital we also benefit from access to diagnostic laboratories, new surgical and diagnostic imaging facilities. As a farm practice we are also able to involve other specialist teams within the hospital such as anaesthetists, radiographers, dermatologists and surgeons.

🐑Thank you to everyone who attended our lambing course over the weekend!🐑 We had some brilliant feedback. It was a great...
10/02/2025

🐑Thank you to everyone who attended our lambing course over the weekend!🐑

We had some brilliant feedback. It was a great day covering some of the common problems around lambing time for your ewes and new arrivals, as well as getting hands on with our lambing simulators!

A special thank you to MSD for your continued support.

Keep an eye on our events page for the future courses targeted to your needs:
https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/events/

Our seasonal newsletter is your go-to resource for expert insights, timely tips, and practice updates! Our Winter newsle...
07/02/2025

Our seasonal newsletter is your go-to resource for expert insights, timely tips, and practice updates! Our Winter newsletter in now available to read online: https://bit.ly/FarmNLWinter25

Avian Influena (bird flu) update: More cases have been found across England, and we have now been placed in Avian Influe...
06/02/2025

Avian Influena (bird flu) update: More cases have been found across England, and we have now been placed in Avian Influenza Prevention Zone with additional biosecurity measures, to help try and minimise the spread. Currently, kept birds are not under mandatory housing, but we will keep you updated as the situation evolves.

For more information on what this means for your birds, please visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/avian-influenza-prevention-zone-declared-for-whole-of-england

🐑Unexpected scanning results? 🐑Do you know the disease status of your flock? Now is the time to see what might be going ...
04/02/2025

🐑Unexpected scanning results? 🐑

Do you know the disease status of your flock? Now is the time to see what might be going on! Blood sampling your barren ewes, or those that have aborted in an unvaccinated flock can tell us if they might have been exposed to infectious disease causing production loss. Abortion + reduced fertility can be key clinical signs that your ewes have been exposed.

With information about diseases present, you can begin planning and consider your vaccination options for next season.

Get in touch to book your visit: 01934 852 650

🐄 Leptospirosis: Vaccinate to Protect Your Herd 🐄Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects both dairy and beef c...
31/01/2025

🐄 Leptospirosis: Vaccinate to Protect Your Herd 🐄

Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that affects both dairy and beef cattle, causing serious issues such as:
✅ Infertility
✅ Abortions
✅ Reduced milk yields

📢 It’s not just an animal issue—Leptospirosis is zoonotic, which means humans can catch it too!

🦠 How does it spread?

- Infected urine
- Abortive material & reproductive fluids
- Co-grazing with infected sheep

💉 Prevention is key! Vaccination is a safe, effective way to protect your herd and your team.

Don’t wait for symptoms to strike—take action today! 🚜
📞 Contact us now or chat with one of our vets to learn more and order your vaccines!
01934 852 650

🐑 Are You Vaccinating Your Sheep? 🐑As lambing season approaches, it’s vital to prepare your flock. Boosting your ewes an...
30/01/2025

🐑 Are You Vaccinating Your Sheep? 🐑

As lambing season approaches, it’s vital to prepare your flock. Boosting your ewes and planning to vaccinate your lambs is a crucial step in protecting their health.

💉 Timing is Key:
The exact vaccination schedule depends on the brand of vaccine you're using. Have questions? We’re here to help!

🦠 Why Vaccinate?
Clostridial diseases are a major concern. These bacteria live in the environment and can cause sudden, devastating losses. Vaccination is your best defense to safeguard your flock.

📦 Plan Ahead:
Some vaccines are experiencing supply issues, so don’t wait! Contact us early to discuss your options and ensure we can get what you need in time.

📞 Get in Touch Today:
Call the practice or speak with one of our vets for tailored advice and to order your vaccines. Let’s keep your flock healthy this lambing season!
01934 852 650

🐄Bluetongue (BTV-3) Update:🐑The plus side of the cold weather this month is that it has reduced midge activity, and as o...
23/01/2025

🐄Bluetongue (BTV-3) Update:🐑
The plus side of the cold weather this month is that it has reduced midge activity, and as of Tuesday (21st Jan) we entered a ‘seasonally vector low period’. This means that the current bluetongue risk is categorised VERY LOW. In addition, the permissions for BTV3 vaccine use has changed.

What does this mean for us in the south west?
Find out more in our news update:

Learn about Bluetongue disease outbreaks, the significance of control zones, clinical signs to watch for, and how to report suspected cases. Stay informed on how to reduce the risks for your livestock.

🐄Last week vets Liz and Jemma attended the first calving call of 2025!🐮 The cow had a uterine torsion, and then failed t...
22/01/2025

🐄Last week vets Liz and Jemma attended the first calving call of 2025!🐮

The cow had a uterine torsion, and then failed to dilate to calve herself, so we went in with a caesarean. Lovely live calf and a happy cow - success!

🎉 Congratulations, Anne! 🎉Anne is the lucky winner of our Advent Calendar Competition and received her prize hamper this...
21/01/2025

🎉 Congratulations, Anne! 🎉

Anne is the lucky winner of our Advent Calendar Competition and received her prize hamper this week! 🎁

A huge thank you to the Langford Vets Team for sharing their festive animal pictures. Thank you to everyone who signed up to learn more about caring for your animals over the festive season and entered the competition; your participation made it extra special.

🐾 Stay in the Loop!🐾

It’s not too late to catch up on the latest Langford Vets news. Subscribe to our seasonal newsletters to get the latest updates, tips, and stories straight to your inbox.
📩 Sign up now and never miss a moment: https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/about-langford-vets/newsletter-signup/

Shaping the Future of Farming: Collaborating for Sustainability and Education 🌱🐄Our vets recently attended the Farm Anim...
13/01/2025

Shaping the Future of Farming: Collaborating for Sustainability and Education 🌱🐄

Our vets recently attended the Farm Animal Discussion Group visit to Valley . Collaborating alongside researchers and teaching staff from the University of Bristol and local farmers. We discussed sustainability, teaching the next generation of farm vets and recent research and looking forward to what the next year might have in store.

🐑Practical Lambing Course🐑Just over one month to go until our practical lambing course and we have several spaces remain...
07/01/2025

🐑Practical Lambing Course🐑

Just over one month to go until our practical lambing course and we have several spaces remaining.

Join our vets on Saturday 8th February 2025, between 9:30 - 15:00, for our practical lambing course.

Held at Langford Vets in state-of-the-art facilities with simulators. This course will cover preparation, stages of labour, neonatal care and common diseases and is suitable for both new and experienced shepherds.

Use the link below to reserve your space.

Practical lambing course using lambing simulators, hot pasty lunch included. Discount available for young farmers.

❄️🚜 We're Here for You – No Matter the Weather! 🚜❄️With a forecast predicting snow and ice for the west this weekend, re...
03/01/2025

❄️🚜 We're Here for You – No Matter the Weather! 🚜❄️

With a forecast predicting snow and ice for the west this weekend, rest assured – your animals' health remains our top priority. 🐄🐑🐖

🌨️ If you have an emergency, our own dedicated vets provide cover 24/7 including advice and support.

https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/farm-animal-practice/

Calling all camelid clients 🦙The Alpaca Vet have announced their global online camelid conference for owners for 2025.
02/01/2025

Calling all camelid clients 🦙

The Alpaca Vet have announced their global online camelid conference for owners for 2025.

The moment you've all been waiting for is finally here! 😉

A chance to buy the ultimate Christmas present for the person in the family that you don't know what to buy for them!!! 🎀 Or of course, to simply treat yourself at Christmas time to the gift of knowledge....!!!

It's time to secure your place at the 2nd Global Online Camelid Conference for Owners!!!! 🍾

This year's conference takes place at the end of January - in the evenings for the UK audience. The focus, by special request, will be on camelid genetics this year since there have been many exciting developments in our knowledge over the last 10 years. Our speakers are involved in cutting edge research in this field. There's an introduction to genetics session too to help you understand the rest of these talks so don't miss this one!

We also have a number of other topics including the use of the Barbervax vaccine to help in the control of Haemonchus, neonatal care, herd health planning, eye problems, reproductive management, otitis, and many more! Check out the following link for more details: https://keap.page/jxy193/2nd-virtual-camelid-conference-updated.html

If you wish to pay in US dollars, just click on the link on the webpage above and you will be redirected. 😃

[If the above isn't clickable, just copy and page the link!!!!]

Happy New Year from Langford Vets!  Your support enables us to continue to deliver outstanding care year after year.✨If ...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year from Langford Vets! Your support enables us to continue to deliver outstanding care year after year.

✨If you’re making plans for 2025 stay up to date with our social posts and why not check out our website for the latest news and upcoming events. https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/events/

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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We are a 5 vet, solely farm animal, veterinary practice situated in Langford, North Somerset. As a practice we provide an ambulatory service to large commercial herds and flocks, small holders and pet owners of all farm animal species. We also have facilities at the practice to hospitalise medical and surgical cases that cannot be treated on farm or where it is the farmers preference to bring a patient to us. Within our diverse team of vets are diploma and certificate holders in a range of subjects allowing us to provide you with a high quality service. We enjoy working closely with our commercial clients to play our part in continuously advancing and developing animal health and welfare in their herds whilst maximising productivity. We have a large number of small holders and pet owners and enjoy helping our clients to run productive small holdings and hobby farms. We also understand that many farm animal species make brilliant pets and thoroughly enjoy treating the individual backyard farm species and providing general husbandry advice. Our practice is closely linked to the University of Bristol. This allows us access to the latest information and technology and the specialists that have researched and developed it. On site there is a large farm animal division who are constantly breaking into new areas of research and on hand to offer their advice on herd level and individual animal problems. As part of a larger veterinary hospital we also benefit from access to diagnostic laboratories, new surgical and diagnostic imaging facilities. As a farm practice we are also able to involve other specialist teams within the hospital such as anaesthetists, radiographers, dermatologists and surgeons.