Parklands Vets Farm

18/11/2024

18/11/2024

6000 people, Great turnout and some powerful speeches. Great support and enthusiasm for the industry tonight.

26/09/2024

Calling all poultry farmers!🐔

Save the date!
Tuesday 1st October

We are hosting an evening conference and trade show for all our poultry farmers in the Armagh City Hotel at 6pm

There will be speakers there talking about the different aspects of commercial poultry:
The Perfect Pullet
Perfect Water
Internal Parasites and much more 😃

To start off the evening, there will be tea or coffee and then a finger buffet to top off the evening

If you are going to be attending, please contact us on 02887729671 or email us on [email protected]

21/09/2024

21/09/2024

To help with catering please contact any of the branch’s on the number indicated at the bottom of the post by Tuesday morning 24th

19/09/2024

🐄 Livestock Conference 🐑

Make sure your calendar is clear for Wednesday 25th September at 6.30pm 🗓️

We are hosting an evening meeting for all our farmers at the Glenavon House Hotel in Cookstown.

There will be speakers there talking about the different aspects of animal health:
Parasitology
Mastitis support
Fertility testing and much more 😃

Just before the evening ends, there will be some finger food to top off the evening

If you are going to be attending, please contact your local branch to confirm your attendance

27/08/2024

🐄 Embryo calf 🐄

Our Vet Erin needed to assist this heifer with her calf🩺 This heifer had been calving for 45minutes and was not progressing therefore a caesarian operation was carried out 💉
Within minutes of this huge bull calf coming out, he was already trying to stand up

This newly mum was sent home with antibiotics to help reduce the risk of infection and pain relief to help control the pain after this major operation

02/08/2024

Time to make a teaser at Parklands.

Did you know that there are many benefits of a teaser. Teasers can help to tighten the lambing period, encourage ewes to come into season a week or 2 earlier than they may otherwise have and is ideal for getting first time ewes to start cycling ready for tupping. It can also help boost scanning percentages in some cases.

What ram to choose to make into a teaser? A ram lamb, ideally 8-9 months old. Any breed is perfectly acceptable however, if you are planning on lambing early (out of season) then an early breeding breed such as Dorset, etc. is preferred. They can be used as a ram lamb however a shearling ram will have a higher libido.

Once you have your teaser made simply wait 4-6 weeks before placing them in with the ewes for 14 days before removing and putting your tups in.

Call in and book a slot to get yourself a teaser made at Parklands.

20/06/2024

🐑 Summer Sheep Meeting🐑

Join us for an evening of talks and discussion and the launch of our new flock club-we want to hear what we can do for you over the up-coming year!

Eleanor Brady-MSD- Footrot and Abortion vaccines
Josh Kittle-Parklands Vets- Nutrition and Parasite Management
Noel McGonagle-Parklands Vets- Fertility and Breeding Management
Rosy Owens-Parklands Vets- Flock Club Launch

Open Discussion

At our Parklands Branch in Cookstown on Wednesday 3rd July at 7pm
81 Molesworth Road, Cookstown, BT80 8NU

Contact your local Parklands Branch before Tuesday 2nd July to let us know you're coming!

Cookstown branch - 02886765765
Dungannon branch - 02887752299
Portglenone branch - 02825821239
Drumahoe branch - 02871876140

02/05/2024

This Sunday our staff will be taking part in the team relay race at the Belfast City marathon🏃🏃‍♀️
They will be running to help raise money for the Guide Dogs Charity 🐕

If you would like to make a donation to the link below or leave a donation within our branches

Https://www.justgiving.com/page/parklands-vets-1712140453510

29/04/2024

Last week Eamon had another successful turnout to his AI course, which consisted of both theory and practical.

Our AI courses are run multiple times throughout the year to allow flexibility and to accommodate the demand of farmers wanting to learn these techniques.

If you wish to enquire for anymore information regarding this course, please contact your local branch.

Pictured is their final practical training in Cookstown.

23/04/2024

Aoife happy to be making a busy return with her third section of today after being away in New Zealand doing veterinary for a few months, gaining further knowledge and experience for Parklands.

Another happy farmer with 3 living & healthy lambs. 🐑

20/04/2024

ONLY 2 WEEKS TO GO!!

We are now entering into our last 2 weeks before running the team relay race 😬
Some of our staff will be running in the team relay race at the Belfast City Marathon on Sunday 5th May to help raise money for an amazing charity - the Guide Dogs 🐕🏃‍♀️🏃

If you would like to help support us then please click on the Just Giving link below or you can also make a donation within the practices.

Https://www.justgiving.com/page/parklands-vets-1712140453510

13/04/2024

3 WEEKS TO GO!!

Please click on the Just Giving link below if you would like to support us! You can also make a donation within the practices.

Some of our staff members are grabbing their trainers and taking part in a team relay race as part of the Belfast City Marathon on Sunday 5th May 2024 🏃‍♀️🏃

They will be running to help raise money for the amazing charity - Guide Dogs NI

Https://www.justgiving.com/page/parklands-vets-1712140453510

04/04/2024

4 WEEKS TO GO!!

Once again our staff members are swapping stethoscopes and computers for trainers and we are taking part in the team relay race at the Belfast City Marathon on Sunday 5th May 2024 🏃🏃‍♀️

We will be running to raise money for the amazing Guide Dogs NI charity ⭐
If you would like to support our team, please donate to the just giving page below or leave a donation within the practices 😊

Https://www.justgiving.com/page/parklands-vets-1712140453510

28/03/2024

🐑Sheep Worrying Awareness 🐑

Lambing season can be a stressful time for both the shepherds and the sheep 😟
Dogs without a lead can cause serious injury or death to pregnant ewes and lambs 🤕 They can stress out sheep by attacking and chasing them 🤕 Responsible dog owners can have a massive impact on sheep and lambs, by keeping your dog on a lead while walking near fields with livestock🐕 This will show respect to the farmer and their livestock 🐑🐄