Farm Veterinary Solutions

29/08/2024

Join us on 1st October to learn about the importance of rehydration therapy in cattle alongside Leah from Ni**od Ni**od Veterinary Products Ltd
Interested? Call 01664 491 266

29/08/2024

Join us on 1st October to learn about the importance of fluid therapy. Interested? Call us 01664 491 266

20/08/2024

As we’re approaching tupping season, here’s a few things to optimise Ewe fertility

16/08/2024

Know which parasites to watch out for as the seasons change. Have questions talk to our vets and SQPs today!

31/07/2024

Did you know, here at farm veterinary solutions, we have trained vets who offer TB advisory services, contact us for more information or to get booked in

31/07/2024

Did you know we have trained vets who offer TB advisory services, contact us for more information or to get booked in!

26/07/2024

Don’t get caught out! Do a faecal egg count at our Melton Mowbray and Lutterworth branches today!

24/07/2024

All our receptionists have had a busy few weeks out on the farms with our vets 🐄

24/07/2024

Our receptionists have been busy out on the farms with our vets, this has given them even more of an understanding of how your business’ are run and how they can help you even more in the future

23/07/2024

We’ve been seeing lots of cases of Haemonchus. Don’t get caught out! Give us a call now!

10/07/2024

Join us and Norbrook on 29th July for a mastering medicines course via teams as part of the Red Tractor Assurance requirement.

02/07/2024

Join us on farm this Friday for an oral fluid rehydration refresher session - learn about best treatments and how to use a selekt cattle pump. If you have one already, bring it along to be serviced.
Contact the practice to book your space!

02/07/2024

Join us on farm on Friday for a refresher on oral rehydration in cattle. Ni**od are kindly supporting the event and providing information on best oral fluid therapy as well as an opportunity to practice your drenching technique. You can also bring your Selekt Pumps to be serviced. Call the practice to book your space.

01/07/2024

Sadly Vicky is leaving us and we’re looking for a new TB coordinator to join the team!

01/07/2024

Sadly Vicky is leaving us and we are now looking for a new TB coordinator to join our team! To find out more or apply please contact Max Hardy [email protected]

30/06/2024

Come and join us at Blaston Show stand 27 🐏🐄 lots of goodies to give away ⛅️

18/06/2024

Come see us at Blaston Show on the 30th June!

We have a stand in the livestock area where our team will be waiting to greet you🙌🏻

06/06/2024

06/06/2024

We are excited to announce that Farm Veterinary Solutions Ltd is now an RCVS accredited practice!

This is a voluntary scheme aiming to promote and maintain the highest standards of veterinary care.🩺

31/05/2024

29/05/2024

Farm Veterinary Solutions has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Veterinary Surgeon to join their team, working across Market Harborough and Uppingham, Rutland.

The ideal candidate would have a keen interest in beef and sheep flock health as they are looking to further develop their services in these areas. You will also be self-motivated with the leadership qualities required to drive plans for an exciting new branch development. The practice actively supports the team to develop their skillset and progress into areas of interest.

To find out more about this opportunity and how to apply, please visit www.xlvets.co.uk/vacancies

23/05/2024

The risk of blowfly strike is high!

The recent hot weather will have resulted in the emergence of blowflies, elevating the strike risk. Plan to protect your sheep now!

Our Blowfly Watch alerts & blowfly strike risk forecast with NADIS use local insights of strike in your area to enable early prevention of strike in your flock

17/05/2024

Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) confirms a very high probability of a new introduction of bluetongue virus (BTV-3) into Great Britain.

17/05/2024

There is still time left for subsidised abortion investigations!

‼️Abortions should not be ignored‼️

Barren ewes and abortions can be caused by infectious agents, Toxoplasma and EAE being two of the most common. Both of these can be prevented with a simple vaccination programme.
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MSD and Ceva provide subsidised testing schemes whereby 6-8 aborted ewes are tested for Toxoplasmosis and/or EAE.
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Valuable information can be gathered from any ewes that have aborted. We are able to investigate potential causes enabling us to help you make better management decisions and protocols.

23/04/2024

Coccidiosis Risk Period!

We have seen an increasing number of Coccidiosis cases recently in young lambs!Prevention or prompt treatment where necessary is key to controlling this economically important disease.

Read our latest blog post under the 'Latest News' section on our website for tips on risk assessment and treatment plans.

https://farmvetsolutions.com/news/coccidiosis-risk-period

23/04/2024

⭐️MEETING - SUCKLER FERTILITY⭐️

Join our vet, Freddie, and Ceva Animal Health for an evening discussing the importance of fertility and key performance indicators in the suckler herd.

Places are limited so please call us on 01664 491266 to book your place!☎️

Food and refreshments will be provided and full details of location will be shared upon sign up.

16/04/2024

Successful caesarean performed by Noah yesterday afternoon! An 8kg lamb from a first time lamber!🤯

15/04/2024

⭐️ Exciting opportunity to join our team! ⭐️
Job Vacancy: Senior Farm Veterinary Surgeon

Applications are now open for a senior veterinary surgeon to join our busy farm practice to be based in the Market Harborough / Uppingham Area🧑‍🤝‍🧑🐑

The ideal candidate will have a keen interest in beef and sheep flock health, as we are looing to further develop our services in these areas. Plus the self-motivation and leadership qualities required to drive plans for an exciting new branch development.

For further information or to submit your CV, please contact Max Hardy, via email [email protected] 💻

08/04/2024

The Nematodirus forecast for the East Midlands has risen to 'High / Very High Risk'!

Nematodirus can strike very quickly. You cannot afford to have a 'wait and see' policy!

Read our latest blog post under the 'Latest News' section on our website for tips on risk assessment and treatment plans.

https://farmvetsolutions.com/news/nematodirus-risk-alert