Stapeley Veterinary Practice

26/06/2026

Lost female cat
Escaped from house in Pennerley last night 23/6, only just moved back 1 week ago. Normally an indoor cat, very small and will be nervous now but super friendly normally.

Phone 07824 901825 if seen or caught. Microchipped with details up to date and spayed.

25/06/2026

“Emma’s back in this month! 🐄📖 This issue focuses on Nutritional Stress and How It Can Impact on Fertility – an important topic for maintaining healthy, productive herds. Give it a read!”

16/06/2026

🐄🩹 Introducing AMBUGREEN – Durable Waterproof Barrier Protection for Livestock 🩹🐑

29/05/2026

This or that vet edition 😍🤣

24/05/2026

30/04/2026

🐄 up coming bank holiday 🐑

25/04/2026

Happy World Vet Day!💚

Let’s give a big thank you to Stapeley Practice Vet team for their dedication and passion towards helping our farmers and their livestock 🐄🐑🐐💚

23/04/2026

We love to support the next generation of clients 😂😉

23/04/2026

🐑National Veterinary Receptionist Week 2026! 🐄

This week (19–25 April) honours the 'Frontline' team members. We’re shining a spotlight on the wonderful faces who greet you at the front desk here at Stapeley Veterinary Practices.

Our amazing veterinary receptionist/ SQP Donna and receptionist Clare are here to help keep everything running smoothly, from booking appointments to offering a warm welcome when you walk through our doors.

They’re often your first point of contact, and their care, organisation, and kindness make a real difference to our farmers every single day

14/04/2026

🐑🌿 SHEEP WORM ALERT – ACT NOW 🌿🐑
⚠️ Current NADIS Forecast:
Conditions are ideal for a Nematodirus hatch, meaning lambs are at HIGH RISK right now.

🦠 What are worms?
Worms are parasites that live in a sheep’s gut, reducing growth, causing illness, and in severe cases, death.

At this time of year, Nematodirus battus is the biggest threat—especially to young lambs.

👶 Who is most at risk?
➡️ Lambs aged 6–12 weeks
➡️ Grazing pasture from last year

🚨 Signs to watch for:
• Sudden scouring (dirty back end)
• Dull, weak lambs
• Reduced feeding
• Rapid weight loss

✅ What you should do:
✔️ Check lambs daily
✔️ Act quickly if symptoms appear
✔️ Speak to your vet about the right wormer
✔️ Use pasture management to reduce risk
🌱 Early action saves lives and protects growth

📢 Stay informed. Stay prepared. Protect your flock.
🐑