Dairy

Our dairy vets are experts when it comes to biopsies, scanning and ill-thrift investigations. VetEnt also offers innovative vet programmes, such as performance tracking software and condition monitoring of heifer grazing off-farm. Use our mastitis control programme to improve bulk milk somatic cell count by 30%!

Sheep Beef Deer

Your cattle and sheep deserve only the best, most innovative vet services. Discover VetEnt’s automated annual health planners and best-practice benchmarking! Drench testing, liver biopsies, scanning and ill-thrift investigations – you name it, our vets can do it. Of course we’re also at hand to check common symptoms.

Pets

Whether you had your dog for ages or just adopted a kitten, our pet vets are at hand. From routine check-ups, fun flea facts and info on vaccination to emergencies – your local VetEnt vet is available 24/7. Find out about Puppy Preschool and get advice on how to keep your pet in top health with a range of pet services.

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April/May
Reminders

DAIRY FARMERS

  • Book your PAR, Dry cow and induction consult
  • Weigh young stock and assess their weights.
  • Considering teatsealing your heifers? Call us and discuss or book in.
  • Are you up-to-date with your lepto vaccinations?
  • Not achieving the repro results you were expecting? Consider booking in for a      ReproMAP consult with one of our Incalf Accredited Advisors.

SHEEP & BEEF FARMERS

  • Vitamin B12 deficiency reduces growth rates in lambs. Post weaning is a great time to check the levels in lambs.
  • Faecal egg count reduction testing to measure drench resistance requires planning ahead. If you are due to do one this year, you should get in touch with us and get a plan in place.
  • It pays to have your Toxo and Campy vaccines ordered before the holiday season. Give yourself plenty of time to get it done!
  • Salmonella outbreaks in ewe flocks can kill 1-4% of ewes. Come and talk to us about control options.

PET OWNERS

  • Make sure your pets are regularly treated for fleas and worms.

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