Here you will find our most recent News posts relating to Livestock Health.
Please see also:
- the Friars Moor Monthly Farm Newsletter – please contact us to subscribe.
- the XL Vets farm newsletter Livestock Matters – you can read or download the latest issue and many back issues.
- (Note: for Courses & Events, see our calendar of forthcoming livestock health events)
- Prestigious Dorset Business Awards January 10, 2020
The Dorset Business Awards celebrates and honours the very best of Dorset business and five members of the Friars Moor team represented the support staff as finalists for the ‘Team of the Year’ award at the Bournemouth International Centre in November 2019.
The directors recognise the invaluable work the support team provide to ensure the smooth ... - New Shaftesbury branch now open! June 20, 2019
Our new and improved small animal branch in Shaftesbury opened today and welcomed its first visitors of the morning.
The new branch now has a fully equipped operating theatre, longer opening hours from 8.30am to 6pm every weekday, nurse clinics daily and Saturday morning vet consultations. The clinic is in a new purpose built facility adjacent ... - New Collection Point in Sherborne! April 4, 2018
We are very pleased to announce that we have opened a new collection point for medicines and supplies at Pearce Seeds, Rosedown Farm. This will provide an improved service for our clients in and around the Sherborne area.
Medicines ordered with the team in the Sturminster office before 11am will be available for same day collection ... - Alabama Rot February 8, 2018Alabama Rot
Cutaneous and Renal Glomerular Vasculopathy (CRGV) commonly known as Alabama rot is a disease that can affect any breed of dog but currently it isn’t known what the initial cause is. CRGV is a disease caused by damage to blood vessels of the skin and kidneys. It causes ...
- Friars Moor Flock Club December 9, 2016
Friars Moor hosted the second meeting of the Friars Moor Flock Club at The Bull in Broadoak on the 7th of December. Body condition of ewes was the topic of conversation and the vets went through forage analysis, trace elements and thin ewe disease. The networking between farmers about how the monitoring of these areas ...
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