Drove Farm Vets

19/08/2026

🚨 ‼️ TWO BLUETONGUE DOSES AVAILABLE ‼️🚨
Must be used today by 6pm !

Call the office to secure 📞 01793 501499

17/08/2026

04/08/2026

Cases of bluetongue virus (BTV) are rapidly increasing in both sheep and cattle. Clinical signs appear to be more severe than previous years, resulting in high mortality in sheep.

NSA is urging sheep farmers not to be complacent but to follow the lead of growing numbers of farmers and speak to their vets about assessing the risks of BTV-3 in their flocks and taking action to protect animals.

Join AHDB and NSA Chief Executive Phil Stocker to discuss the latest bluetongue situation.

Register here https://ahdb.org.uk/events/bluetongue-virus-update-5-august

04/08/2026

Please call the office with any questions and for any BT vaccine orders

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/bluetongue-latest-situation

31/07/2026

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/bluetongue-latest-situation

30/07/2026

As the sun sets on another busy day, the work doesn’t stop—but it’s a moment to reflect on the dedication, resilience and teamwork that keep British farming moving. 🌾🚜

As another draws to a close, we’re proud to stand alongside our farming clients—supporting livestock, animal health and the people behind British agriculture, whatever the hour.

Thank you to all the farmers, families and agricultural teams who work tirelessly every single day. Your commitment inspires us, and we’re proud to be part of your journey. 💚

30/07/2026

Whether it’s advice, medication or a farm visit, we’re here whenever our farming clients need us.

Collecting essential medicines today means livestock can receive the treatment they need without delay, helping to keep animals healthy and farms running smoothly.

We’re proud to support British farming, 24 hours a day. 💚🚜

30/07/2026

Five minutes. One incredible view. Then it’s back to doing what we do best. 🌾💚

Supporting farmers, caring for livestock, and making every visit count.

It’s not just about the destination—it’s about being there when our farming community needs us most.

Proud to be part of .

30/07/2026

Today took us out to investigate the sudden loss of several sheep on one of our client farms.

While it’s never easy when livestock are lost unexpectedly, identifying the cause is an important step in protecting the rest of the flock. From carrying out thorough examinations to discussing management, grazing and disease risks, our vets work closely with farmers to gather the information needed to reach a diagnosis and guide the next steps.

It’s another example of the varied work that goes on behind the scenes, supporting animal health and the people who care for them every day.

30/07/2026

One of our last jobs of the day before the duty vet takes over the phones for the night is worm egg counting. Helping our clients make more informed and responsible decisions around worming 🪱

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