Information Sheets

Abortion and Embryonic Mortality Cattle	Laminitis in Cattle Cattle
Anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) Cattle	Left Displacement of the Abomasum (LDA) Cattle
Babesiosis (Red Water) Cattle	Lice in pigs Pigs
Blackleg Cattle	Lice in sheep Sheep or Goats
Bloat Cattle	Listeriosis Cattle, Sheep or Goats
Blowfly strike Sheep or Goats	Lumpy jaw - Actinomycosis Cattle
Bluetongue Cattle, Sheep or Goats	Malignant Catarrhal Fever (MCF) Cattle
Brucellosis Cattle	Mastitis - The Five Point Plan Cattle
BVD and IBR control Cattle	Mastitis in Cattle Cattle
BVDfree England Cattle	Milk fever (hypocalcaemia) Cattle
Caesarean section of sheep and goats Sheep or Goats	Milk goitre Sheep or Goats
Calf Scour Cattle	Mucosal Disease (BVD) Cattle
Caseous LymphAdenitis (CLA) Sheep or Goats	National Johnes Management Plan (NJMP) Cattle
Choke Cattle	Neospora Cattle
Clostridial diseases Cattle, Sheep or Goats	New Forest Eye Cattle
Coccidiosis Cattle	Nutrition: Feeding For Fertility in a Nutshell Cattle
Cryptosporidiosis Cattle	Orf Sheep or Goats
Cystic Ovarian Disease Cattle	Orf Sheep or Goats
Diarrhoea in small ruminants Sheep or Goats	Retained Fetal Membranes in Cattle Cattle
Digital Dermatitis Cattle	Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) Cattle
Down Cow Syndrome Cattle	Ringworm in pigs Pigs
EID of sheep or goats Sheep or Goats	Ruminal acidosis Cattle
Entropion Sheep or Goats	Salmonellosis Cattle
Environmental Mastitis Cattle	Sarcoptic mange in pigs Pigs
Fatty Liver Syndrome Cattle	Sheep scab Sheep or Goats
Fog fever Cattle	Silage eye Cattle
Foul in the Foot Cattle	Sole ulcers Cattle
Freemartinism Cattle	Statutory Withdrawal Periods Cattle, Sheep or Goats, Pigs, Alpacas, Miscellaneous
Grading of Mastitis in Cattle Cattle	Swine pox Pigs
Grass staggers Cattle	TB testing - farm requirements Cattle
Greasy pig disease Pigs	TB Testing in the High Risk Area (HRA) Cattle
Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis Cattle	The Vital 90 Days Cattle
Iodine deficiency in goats Sheep or Goats	Transition: Protect her Potential Cattle
Johne's Disease - A summary Cattle	Tuberculosis Cattle
Johne's Disease in Small Ruminants Sheep or Goats	White line disease Cattle
Ketosis Cattle	White Muscle Disease Cattle, Sheep or Goats
Lameness in cattle (introduction) Cattle	Wooden tongue (Actinobacillosis) Cattle

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Testimonials

We changed to Evolution Farm Vets in 2010, initially because we had given them the chance to quote on our vet work and med supplies and they were the most competitive tender. We have stayed with them ever since because of their simply excellent service. They are always contactable for professional veterinary advice 24-7 and the communications and organisation of the practice/dispensary staff is the best we have ever experienced.

Tom King, Vortex Holsteins

They have helped us to improve all aspects of animal health and welfare on our unit during a time of rapid expansion by engaging with both family and farm staff in a friendly but professional way. We now have a much more pro-active approach to health issues, feel confident in the competitive pricing of medicines and really enjoy working with Sally and the dedicated team.

Tom King, Vortex Holsteins

We work closely with the progressive Evolution Farm Vet team on several shared clients and enjoy the positive, proactive approach they bring to the farms we're involved with.

Charlie King (nutritional consultant)

Very pleased with everything about the [Artificial Insemination] course - so glad I did it! Thank you Sally, you've been great!

Hatty Tucker

I wanted a vet who would listen to what I have to say. I tried Evolution in the first place because their medicine prices were competitive- and I hoped that the listening- bit would be ok. This time, it was. I especially like having one dedicated vet who gets to know my farm well. My vet knows what is happening on my farm at all times and this makes everything more smooth-running and stress-free.

Martin Greenway, Higher Vexford

"Lameness on our farm wasn’t terrible, but we struggled to keep on top of it due to other pressing issues. We were able to hand over the whole task to Evolution and they dealt with everything, from mobility scoring to identifying which cows to treat, to the trimming. It is one less thing to worry about when going through big changes on our farm."

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Matt Hilton, Farm Manager, Finefarm Ltd

Really helpful to practice on the post mortem [pd scanning of] uteruses first and then 2 [scanning cows] practicals to consolidate learning. Visuals in the lecture notes also very helpful and speakers brilliant at answering questions and making sure we understood before moving on.

PD/Scanning course attendee