Regular, timely farm news & advice
Read on for a host of farm animal healthcare advice and industry news that’s free and updated monthly. In the articles below you’ll find seasonal and local tips, information on how to keep your animals healthy and performing well, as well as information about other aspects of farming. If you’d like us to email you whenever we update our farm news and advice, then simply….
Seasonal newsletters from Wyvern Farm Vets
You can also request the latest copies of our newsletter, which come out every Spring, Summer, Autumn & Winter. To receive these by email please phone the practice on 01373 451115 and let us know.
Summer Newsletter
Please see attached our Summer Newsletter 2026. Summer Newsletter
Spring Newsletter
Please see attached for our Spring Newsletter 2026. Spring Newsletter 2026
Winter Newsletter
Please see attached for our Winter Newsletter 2025. Wyvern Winter Newsletter 2025
Summer Newsletter
Please see attached for our Summer Newsletter 2025. Summer Newsletter 2025
Coccidiosis – Are your lambs at risk?
Lambs between 3 to 4 weeks old may be at risk of coccidiosis – a common but serious disease affecting young lambs on many farms. Here’s a quick guide to help you spot the signs and protect your flock. Quick Facts About Coccidiosis Coccidiosis is caused by a protozoal parasite that multiplies in the gut […]
Farming Equipment & Technology Fund 2025
As a veterinary practice, we want to help farmers access funding to improve the health and welfare of their livestock. The application for the Farming Equipment & Technology Grant 2025 opens on 29th May, and offers opportunities to invest in equipment that can enhance cow welfare, improve productivity, and support sustainability. The application window closes […]
Spring Newsletter
Please see attached for our Spring Newsletter. Wyvern Spring Newsletter
Winter Newsletter
Follow the link below to our Winter Newsletter 2024: Wyvern Winter Newsletter
Parasite Control – What to consider at housing?
Parasite Control – What to consider at housing? Housing time is a great opportunity to manage any parasite burdens on cattle. It is important to treat with the right product at the right time. Questions to consider before deciding to treat: Do I have this parasite on my farm? Are my animals currently infected? Will […]
Bluetongue Virus
An update on Bluetongue virus (BTV-3) 📣 The evolving situation regarding the virus in Somerset and Wiltshire mainly involves monitoring and management of the disease in livestock. Bluetongue is a viral disease transmitted by midges and affect ruminants, most notably sheep, leading to significant health issues and economic impact. Be aware that not all infected […]
