Independent, collaborative farm vets serving Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire. From preventative care to 24/7 emergencies, we've got it covered.
Wantage, Oxon
Joined September 2020
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Our Christmas newsletter is now online - including part 3 of our Elms series and the date for the next medicines adminstration course: cwfarmvets.co.uk/wp-content/…
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All set up at the #fffb #ploughingmatch - what a great day for it!! Come and see us for hot and cold drinks, snacks and jacket potatoes ☀️☀️😎🚜
It's a beautiful day at the #ndas Ploughing Match - thanks to @berkshirefarmgirl for coming to say hi! Here all day with a few refreshments ☕
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Lungworm infection can be confirmed by post-mortem or larvae can be detected in faecal samples. Serum and milk sample antibody ELISAs are also available. Talk to the vet about carrying out these tests and what the results mean for future treatment. #COWSAdvice
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Absolutely loving the Combi-clamp for getting jobs done with the little man on board! New batch of ewe lambs vaccinated this morning, all whilst he had a nap in the backpack 🐑😴💪#literallycountingsheep
Fab morning celebrating the opening of the #lydelarder near Hook - fresh milk, great milkshakes and veg and eggs too🐄🥛😁
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Grass growth has risen steeply last week, and are expected to stay high this week. Soil temps have warmed to an average of 9.5 °C across GB, meaning soils are now warm enough to support active clover growth as well as grass species. @TheAHDB @HybuCigCymru @qmscotland
It's Easter Sunday which means... Tomorrow is the @OBHPointToPoint at Lockinge 🏇 We'll be there next to the Farmers' Bar, come and say hi - we've got food, drink and games - just hoping the ☀️ stays out!
Our April newsletter is now online. Read on for the next in our ELMS series as well as bull semen testing, MSD flockcheck & more! cwfarmvets.co.uk/wp-content/…
So peaceful when they're sleeping...
Stress free disbudding - sedation, local anaesthetic and pain relief = happy calves, happy vets, happy farmers 👍
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Very educational day yesterday with @minibeastmayhem learning about all things dung beetle. Great to hear such a strong message to work with your vet to reduce the impact of your parasite management plan on dung beetles. Small changes can make a big difference! @DungBeetleFarms
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Now is the time to keep an eye out for signs of lungworm in your herd. These include:
- Coughing
- Loss of condition
- Nasal discharge
- Difficulty breathing
CW Farm Vets retweeted
The main aim for liver fluke control in spring is to prevent pasture contamination by testing cattle and any sheep using faecal egg counts. Treat if adult parasites are found. #testdontguess
Great to see a bit more data relating to tupping ewes on mixes containing red clover 👇👇 fwi.co.uk/livestock/new-red-…
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Vets working with farm animals in the UK - please share your thoughts on the future of cattle practice in our survey nottingham.onlinesurveys.ac.…
ALT cows in a field with text overlaid - "We are asking vets working with farm animals in the UK to complete our survey on: “the future of cattle veterinary practice”. Please follow the link in the post to find out more and complete the questionnaire. Respondents can choose to enter a prize draw to win one of three £50 shopping vouchers. The project is been run by researchers at Nottingham Vet School."
CW Farm Vets retweeted
Free range egg crisis: shoppers need to
pay 40p more per dozen
Free range egg farmers are today calling for the UK’s major retailers to immediately increase the price of a dozen eggs in their shops by 40p to avert a catastrophe in the sector.
bfrepa.co.uk/media-centre/ne…
CW Farm Vets retweeted
“Clostridial vaccination is essential for our flock.”
Listen to why Neil Brown includes this vaccination in his flock health plan year-after-year.
If you’d like to improve disease control in your flock, speak to your vet about a vaccination plan.
#FlockHealth #Sheep365
CW Farm Vets retweeted
The recent good weather has produced high av. grass DM% and good ground conditions for grazing. Cooler weather is forecast for the next two weeks, but grass growth is currently expected to rise @TheAHDB @HybuCigCymru @qmscotland
