Cornwall Dairy Vets

22/05/2026

🐄Since we started in 2020, Vetpartners and Cornwall Dairy Vets have been supporting CEFRIEF and their work in Uganda.

🌴Phil visited Uganda in 2018 to help set villages up with knowledge of animal husbandry and simple veterinary procedures to help them become self sufficient.

🐐These are all photos of the various projects in Uganda that CDV has supported, mainly by giving advice. Vetpartners themselves have funded the building of a goat farm on a school and made the website for the charity that have now got a piggery, goat farm, small dairy and many micro agricultural businesses running out of schools and churches.

☀️Phil will be returning to Uganda in November to see just how far these villages have come. He’s quite modest about his work but it’s really interesting if you get him talking about it!

20/05/2026

We’ve been nominated for Farm Animal Practice of the Year by Surrey Vet School.

We’re proud to mentor Surrey vet students throughout their final year of university and would like to extend this recognition to our farmers who all welcome these students on farm, allow them to participate in procedures and are willing to answer any questions they have on the running of their herds. We couldn’t do it without you!

I think we all agree that supporting the future of our profession is hugely important and we’re proud to be part of that!

18/05/2026

It’s worming season!

☀️As the weather warms and youngstock are heading out to field, it’s time to start thinking about worms.🪱

☀️Blanket worming is not good for the environment, your pocket or the efficacy of overused wormers.

☀️Acting sooner rather than later can avoid outbreaks later in the season.

🥚Monthly worm egg counts tell you what is happening in your animals and whether worming is necessary

💉 If worming is necessary, we can offer you advice on the best product to use with competitive pricing on wormers now available.

💩 Why not join our "Poo Club" to receive 10 free worm egg counts this grazing season (then discounted further testing if required)

13/05/2026

Looking for a dairy focussed, experienced vet team to help get the very best from your herd?

Our 4 dedicated dairy vets, aside from having a wealth of experience in all aspects of farm work, have special interests in dairy fertility, nutrition, mastitis and mobility. By combining their knowledge with other industry professionals and using regular disease and production monitoring tools, we use a holistic approach to get the best from your herd.

We have created a close-knit community within our practice and extend this to our clients; going the extra mile to deliver drugs when passing but always ready with a latte and a crumpet should you need to come to the office!

Phone us on 01208808340 with any queries, look out for our representatives at Royal Cornwall or visit our stand at Liskeard Show. Alternatively, pop in for coffee and a crumpet, we'd love to see you!

26/02/2026

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Come to Lanivet Village on 19th March 12-2pm for a meeting on parasites and how to control them. Using diagnostics to reduce our anthelmintic use - saving money, time and becoming more responsible!
Contact the practice to book your pasty and your place!

06/02/2026

We pride ourselves on our fertility services….!
A bittersweet “see you soon” to Hannah today and we’re preparing for Lowenna’s last day before maternity leave next Friday. Lovely to welcome Joss back for a jolly afternoon too!
Small team but a large spread!
Good luck to the 3 of you! Can’t wait to see you and the baby calves in the near future!

09/10/2025

05/09/2025

A confirmed Bluetonge case confirmed in a Ram close to Bodmin.

Please report any concerns to us if you’re worried about any stock.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/bluetongue

Overview of current bluetongue cases, risk level, vaccinations and restrictions.

14/08/2025

HIRING - QUALIFIED APPROVED TUBERCULIN TESTER AND VETERINARY TECHNICAN

Due to one of our beloved Tb testers going home work on the farm, we are hiring!

Qualified TB Tester & Vet tech

(We would consider training the right applicant for the role, please email us using the address below for more information)

The basics…

-5 day week; Tb testing 4 days per week with 1 day of Vet Tech work (no weekends)
-Basic salary package ranging from £25,396. Option of additional bonus's for Tb testing per head, testing approx. 20,000 animals a year
-Newly purchased practice van included
-6.6 weeks holiday including bank holidays
-Health insurance
-Sick pay
-Company pension


A little bit about the job…
-Our testers start times do vary daily to fit with milking protocols, so a degree of flexibility is needed, though early starts do result in early finishes. Length of days vary.
-Our clients are dairy farms so pace of testing and facilities are good
- Vet tech work includes disbudding, mobility scoring, condition scoring, weigh taping and vaccinating calves
-We are a small team of 7, working closely with our farmers and so a friendly, helpful personality is a must!

To apply or for more information please contact Lowenna Dyer on [email protected] or 01208808340.

Closing date for applications 5th September 2025

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06/06/2025

This is all we managed to get pictures of today..Atleast we were smiling!