Since I started working as a poultry vet, the market of water sanitation products has become saturated with solutions. Yet, we still see farms with poor water quality which has a subsequent impact on the bottom line. The poultry sector, due to the challenges of higher stocking density and indoor controlled environments, has had to work hard to maintain clean potable water and even the ruminant sector is now seeing that water can affect calf health and mastitis levels in a herd.

The Animal & Plant Health Agency have increased the Avian Influenza risk level in the UK from 'low' to 'medium' following confirmation o...

Richard Turner MA VetMB MRCVS, St David’s Poultry Team The recent move towards older birds in lay has brought our attention back to an old...

Face coverings now required for clients visiting our practice bases in EnglandFollowing recent legal changes the Government have extended t...

As the UK Government continues to relax its COVID-19 lockdown and social distancing rules, we wanted to take this opportunity to pro...

St David's Poultry Team is pleased to announce expansion into the East of England with the opening of our Newark practice base this Monday (...

Kathryn Stewart BVM BVS (Hons) MRCVS Printed in Poultry Business December 2019 Edition Cases of blackhead in turkeys started eme...

The Animal & Plant Health Agency have this morning alerted us to a low pathogenic avian flu case which has been confirmed at a com...

Our Christmas opening times for Head Office and Dispensary are as follows:Christmas Eve: Open 8.30am until 12.30pmChristmas Day: ClosedBox...

As a veterinary practice, we are constantly looking at new ways of expanding our knowledge, investing in the industry and helping our client...