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Vet services and information for farmers
We provide a full range of veterinary services for farm animals in Norfolk and Suffolk. Please see a summary of our services and further reading below, contact us for more info or register here.
We pride ourselves in the quality and efficiency of our service to our farming clients. Our aim is to give our farmers access to the highest standards of veterinary health care in order for them to achieve the best health, fertility and production from their stock.
We are able to provide both first opinion and consultancy services. Mike Bardsley our previous senior vet who has a post graduate certificate from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in Cattle Health and Production now leads the Farm Animal Advisory Group for IVC and still provides his invaluable expertise.
The services that we are able to provide include:
The pastures of the Broadland area, the marshes and the environmentally sensitive grasslands of East Anglia are home to some of the finest beef cattle in the UK. We take pride in our involvement in producing prime quality animals for the domestic market and in the quality and efficiency of the service we provide to our farming clients. Our aim is to give our farmers access to the highest standards of veterinary health care in order for them to achieve the best health, fertility and production from their stock.
The pastures of the Broadland area, the marshes and the environmentally sensitive grasslands of East Anglia produce some of the finest lamb in the UK. We take pride in our involvement in producing prime quality animals for the domestic market and in the quality and efficiency of the service we provide to our farming clients. Our aim is to give our farmers access to the highest standards of veterinary healthcare in order for them to achieve the best health, fertility and production from their stock.
We are able to provide both first opinion and consultancy services. The services that we are able to provide include:
More and more homes are keeping Goats as pets. The Pigmy Goats in particular are very popular with young families. This area has always had a high Goat population and our practice is experienced in their treatment and care.
Our aim is to give our clients access to the highest standards of veterinary health care in order for them to achieve the best healthcare for their Goats. One of our vets is a member of the Goat Veterinary Society.
We see an increasing number of poultry at our practice mainly small flocks for egg and meat production and showing. We are able to offer advice in the prevention, control and treatment of disease. The main areas are listed below.
Infectious Coryza
All owners of domestic poultry and game bird flocks should be aware of an outbreak of Infectious Coryza in southern England. The links on the right of this page give the clinical signs and the web page for continuing updates on the disease situation. If you suspect Infectious Coryza in your flock please contact us immediately.
The Norfolk and Suffolk area has some of the most picturesque and challenging shoots in the country. Our practice has a long history of involvement in game bird management and health; we are able to offer advice in the following areas:
Three Rivers Veterinary Group are experienced in organic livestock production in all species especially dairy, beef, lamb and pork. Organic production is becoming much more specialised and forward planning is essential; we are able to give advice in the following areas:
If you are considering a change to organic production or if you need help and advice with your current organic farm please contact us.
Three Rivers Veterinary Group have been running farm contract schemes for almost 10 years and during that time we have improved and added to the service with the benefit of our experience and the feedback from our farmers. The key features of the dairy farmer’s scheme are outlined below:
Similar packages are available for sheep, beef rearing and beef suckler units. Please contact us for details of our schemes and for information as to how they can be tailored to your own requirements.
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