Aberteifi Farm Vets

20/10/2026

⭐️ORIAU AGOR - OPENING HOURS⭐️
WEDNESDAY 21ST OCTOBER 2026

Our office will be closed on Wednesday morning as the team will be away from the office for a few hours. We’ll be back to normal by 10.30am.

Diolch for your understanding!

02/10/2026

🐄 Flexible Part Time Farm Animal Veterinary Surgeon - We’re hiring! 🐑

Aberteifi Farm Vets are looking for a Farm Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join our team!

We’re offering a flexible part-time role (2-4 days per week) working across dairy, beef and sheep, with a share of the on-call rota.
📍 North Pembrokeshire & South Ceredigion
🚜 Experienced, practical and supportive team
💷 Competitive salary (DOE)
🚗 Company vehicle for work use
📚 CPD encouraged & funded
🎓 RCVS & VDS fees paid

We’re looking for an experienced farm vet who is confident working independently, enjoys building great client relationships and is happy being part of an on-call rota.

👉 Want to know more? You can find the full job advert here:

https://tinyurl.com/Farm-Vet-Full-Job-Ad

Know someone who might be a great fit? Tag them below or share this post! 👇

📩 To apply: [email protected]
📞 Informal chat: 07497 000921

10/09/2026

🐑🐄 Vet Tech Data Collection Service - EID tag reader 🐄🐑

Cerys is showing off our electronic tag reader, which is now available to use alongside one of our Vet Techs on farm, who can come out and help with recording your livestock data.

It could be useful for weighing sheep, recording breeding information, collecting EID numbers, or any other jobs where electronic tags can make life a little easier.

The reader is hired as part of the Vet Tech service, so you’ll have someone on hand to help with the data collection too.

If you think it could be useful on your farm, just get in touch and we can have a chat. 🚜🐑

25/08/2026

**Thursday 27th August 2026, Carmarthen Mart**

Link to book your place in the post below!

Bluetongue is spreading fast, and staying informed is one of the best ways to protect your business.

Join local vets, Animal and Plant Health Agency/Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) representatives and industry specialists at one of our Bluetongue Update Meetings for the latest on the BTV situation, including how it spreads, vaccination options, clinical signs in stock, and how to treat affected animals. It's your chance to get practical advice and ask questions to those on the front line.

📍 Lancashire: https://bit.ly/4bXMlEC
📍 Carlisle: https://bit.ly/4qmdwP7
📍 Shrewsbury: https://bit.ly/4x4XFqL
📍 Carmarthen: https://bit.ly/3SjU8pB
📍 Melton Mowbray: https://bit.ly/3U5WWXQ

Booking is essential. Places are limited, so secure yours today.

National Sheep Association National Beef Association Back British Farming NFU British Cattle Veterinary Association - BCVA

10/08/2026

**OFFICE CLOSED - Wednesday 12th August, 2026**

This Wednesday, our office will be based at the Nevern Show field as we head out to support another local event and the farming community we work alongside every day.

We’ll still be available by phone, and our vets will be out and about as usual for any visits needed.

Welwn ni chi yn y sioe! 👋

08/08/2026

📢 We're recruiting!

We're looking for an experienced Farm Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join the team at Aberteifi Farm Vets.

The role is offered on a fixed term basis, with the possibility of longer term opportunities as the practice continues to grow.

If you're looking for a part time farm animal role in an independent practice, we'd love to hear from you.

For an informal chat or to apply, please send your CV to [email protected] or call us on 07497000921.

01/08/2026

Diwrnod wych unwaith eto yn Cardigan County Agricultural Show 🐮🐑🐴🐷🐐🚜

We loved spending the day catching up with so many of you, and a big thank you to everyone who got involved in our games and activities.

A HUGE llongyfarchiadau to Rhys Richards for winning our "Pump it!" challenge with an incredible time of just 26 seconds; taking home our prize bucket! 🏆💪

Diolch i pawb for stopping by - we look forward to seeing you next year (or catch us at Nevern Show on the 12th of August!) 😃

30/07/2026

**REMINDER - GET YOUR MEDICINE ORDERS IN TODAY**

We're anticipating increased traffic next week as the National Eisteddfod gets underway.

Call us today to order any medicines you may need so that we can get them ready for you to collect tomorrow ahead of the busy week.

Pob lwc i pawb syn cystadlu wythnos nesa 🎶🎭

01834 820888

14/07/2026

🚜🌭 The BBQ's on – all we need is you! 🌭🚜

We're inviting you, our clients, to come and join the Aberteifi Farm Vets team for a relaxed summer evening with good food, good company, and a chance to catch up with friends from the local farming community.

📅 Monday 24th August
🕕 6:00pm – 9:00pm

We know farms don't clock off at 6pm, so don't worry if the cows need milking, the sheep are escaping, or the cattle have other plans—we'll keep the BBQ going for the late arrivals! 🔥

Please RSVP by 20th August so we know how many burgers and bangers to throw on the grill. 🍔🌭

We can't wait to see you there!

11/07/2026

Hay fire warning 🔥

A few days ago we were called out to calves caught in a farm fire, working alongside Ceredigion crews from Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service. It’s been a tough few days for everyone involved, and our thoughts are with the family affected.

We’re sharing this because it’s preventable, not to alarm anyone. Hay heats itself as it dries - no spark needed - and that heat can build for weeks before it turns to fire.
Watch for:
- Steam rising from a stack, morning or evening
- A sweet, sickly smell
- Bales turning brown or tobacco-coloured
- Any bale that feels warm to the touch

If you see any of this: don’t climb or pull the stack apart - it can collapse inward and combust.

Call Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue on 0800 169 1234 for a FREE bale temperature check. If it’s already smoking or smouldering, call 999.

If your livestock are ever exposed to fire or smoke, call your vet promptly - burns and smoke inhalation can worsen for days after the event, and prompt supportive treatment is essential.