Farm Animal Practice Langford Vets University of Bristol

Farm Animal Practice Langford Vets University of Bristol Specialist farm animal vet practice in the South West. Dedicated to advancing farm animal health. Our practice is closely linked to the University of Bristol.

We are a 5 vet, solely farm animal, veterinary practice situated in Langford, North Somerset. As a practice we provide an ambulatory service to large commercial herds and flocks, small holders and pet owners of all farm animal species. We also have facilities at the practice to hospitalise medical and surgical cases that cannot be treated on farm or where it is the farmers preference to bring a pa

tient to us. Within our diverse team of vets are diploma and certificate holders in a range of subjects allowing us to provide you with a high quality service. We enjoy working closely with our commercial clients to play our part in continuously advancing and developing animal health and welfare in their herds whilst maximising productivity. We have a large number of small holders and pet owners and enjoy helping our clients to run productive small holdings and hobby farms. We also understand that many farm animal species make brilliant pets and thoroughly enjoy treating the individual backyard farm species and providing general husbandry advice. This allows us access to the latest information and technology and the specialists that have researched and developed it. On site there is a large farm animal division who are constantly breaking into new areas of research and on hand to offer their advice on herd level and individual animal problems. As part of a larger veterinary hospital we also benefit from access to diagnostic laboratories, new surgical and diagnostic imaging facilities. As a farm practice we are also able to involve other specialist teams within the hospital such as anaesthetists, radiographers, dermatologists and surgeons.

Worm Warning! Join Worm Egg Count Wednesdays Throughout August🪱With the hot weather over the last couple of months - rai...
28/07/2026

Worm Warning! Join Worm Egg Count Wednesdays Throughout August🪱

With the hot weather over the last couple of months - rain is (hopefully!) on the way in early August! 🌧

However, with this comes the warning for nematodirus at a less common time of year.

Once the weather breaks - keep an eye out for diarrhoea over the next 2-3 weeks, particularly in your lambs. 🐑

Haemonchus has also already arrived and doesn't always cause diarrhoea. This typically shows as anaemia (pale mucous membranes) and lethargy.

Drop some faeces to us so we can check the burden, and tailor our advice and treatment for your holding.

To encourage more regular worm egg counts during this high-risk period, we will be hosting: Worm Egg Count Wednesdays through August:

💷£10 inc. VAT per sample (not including pigs/poultry) -
🗓starting Wednesday 5th August 2026!

Call us for more details 01934 852 650

Bluetongue update⚠️Over the last week, there have been a cluster of BTV-3 cases detected around the Devon-Somerset borde...
24/07/2026

Bluetongue update⚠️
Over the last week, there have been a cluster of BTV-3 cases detected around the Devon-Somerset border (near Exmoor).

The warm weather and high midge activity means that the virus can spread quickly. Remember that the vaccine can take up to 3 weeks to take full effect, so it is better to vaccinate your animals before the virus reaches your farm. 🪰

Whether you're planning to begin a new vaccine course, or booster your previously vaccinated animals, contact the practice on 01934 852 650 and we'll be happy to discuss your options.

23/07/2026

Daisy has been caught red handed 1 too many times getting stuck in the fence! Now she rocks the anti-‘get head stuck in the fence’ bamboo stick!

TB or not TB? Ask us your questions 🐄 Join the Langford Farm Animal Team for a discussion on the newly released Bovine T...
20/07/2026

TB or not TB? Ask us your questions 🐄

Join the Langford Farm Animal Team for a discussion on the newly released Bovine TB Control Strategy for England at the Woodborough Inn.

We'll cover what's changed, what it could mean for your farm, and answer your TB-related questions. Questions can be submitted in advance when booking.

Suitable for all dairy and beef farmers

📅 11 August 2026
📍 Woodborough Inn, Winscombe
🎟️ Free to attend

Book your place here:

Discover the latest Bovine TB control strategy at our free event on August 11, 2026. Submit your questions and join us for insights, discussions, and networking with fellow farmers.

BTV-3 vaccines should be boosted every 12 months, so we have been running vaccine share days again this year. If you are...
15/07/2026

BTV-3 vaccines should be boosted every 12 months, so we have been running vaccine share days again this year.

If you are interested in vaccinating your animals, whether you need to give your animals a yearly booster or start a new vaccine course, please contact us at the practice to organise this.

Follow the link to read an update:

Learn about Bluetongue disease outbreaks, the significance of control zones, clinical signs to watch for, and how to report suspected cases. Stay informed on how to reduce the risks for your livestock.

Is your bull working and ready to go for the breeding season? A sub-fertile bull will have big impacts on your productio...
08/07/2026

Is your bull working and ready to go for the breeding season?

A sub-fertile bull will have big impacts on your production, with longer calving periods, reduced growth rates and subsequent sales!

We offer fertility exams on farm - which we recommend 6-8 weeks before your planned start date.

This gives you enough time to make plans if the results aren't where you hope!

💷Special Offer:
Book a fertility exam in July and August and pay just £70 per bull exc. VAT

Contact the practice now on 01934 852650 to get yours booked in!

Free Evening Talk for FarmersPain in the Bottom Line - why it pays to treat pain.Join us for an insightful session on th...
30/06/2026

Free Evening Talk for Farmers
Pain in the Bottom Line - why it pays to treat pain.

Join us for an insightful session on the what, why and how of pain in livestock, exploring its impact on growth, production and fertility.

We’ll also cover practical management strategies and effective remedies with our vet, Scarlett Creasey.

Suitable for beef, sheep, dairy farmers

🗓8th September
🕖7pm - 9pm
📍Langford Vets, farm Animal Practice, BS40 5DU
☕Buffet & refreshments provided.

Open to clients and non clients.

Book your seat today:
https://www.langfordvets.co.uk/events/why-it-pays-to-treat-pain/

Kindly sponsored by Ceva Animal Health UK

Join our event “Why It Pays to Treat Pain” and learn how pain impacts growth, production and fertility, with practical solutions from vet Scarlett Creasey.

25/06/2026

How to prevent heat stress: vet edition!

It’s another hot one out there today 🔥 our vets have been attempting to keep cool with some cold water and iced drinks!

Remember to look after yourselves (and your animals of course!) with lots of fluids, plenty of shade and as much air flow as you can find! ☀️🍦

Thank you for joining us! 🐑🐄A big thank you to everyone who came along to our Trace Elements farmers’ meeting last night...
23/06/2026

Thank you for joining us! 🐑🐄

A big thank you to everyone who came along to our Trace Elements farmers’ meeting last night – it was fantastic to see such a great turnout!

A special thank you to our speaker, Scarlett Creasey, for sharing her knowledge and expertise on the importance of trace elements and how they impact animal health and performance.

We’re especially grateful to those of you who delayed hay making and battled through the storm to be there – your commitment is hugely appreciated and didn’t go unnoticed! 🌧️🚜

We hope you found the evening informative and left with practical insights to help ensure your animals have everything they need to perform to the best of their ability. And of course… we hope you enjoyed the food too! 🍽️

If you have any follow-up questions or would like to discuss testing or supplementation options for your holding, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with the team.

📞01934 852 650

Kindly sponsored by:
Agrimin Ltd.

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Langford Vets
Bristol
BS405DU

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+441934852650

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