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Gastric Ulcers in Horses
Has your horse's behaviour recently changed? Have they become ‘girthy’ and irritable, or shown a reduction in performance? Gastric ulcers could be the problem.
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Cryptosporidium prevention in calves
Scour caused by Cryptosporidium parvum remains one of the most common and costly infectious diseases of calves in the UK. Damage can manifest as acute clinical signs including dehydration, lethargy, anorexia, weakness and increased mortality, and there are also longer-term impacts with reduced growth rates and compromised productivity later in life.
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Naughty & Nice Competition T&C's
We’re hosting a festive competition for two lucky people to win an equine first aid kit.
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Naughty & Nice Competition T&C's
We’re hosting a festive competition for two lucky people to win a FOC Hills Vet essentials bag of food (prescriptive diet if required) & treats.
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Pet diabetes – the signs and what we can do
Many people are aware of diabetes in humans, but did you know it can also affect dogs and cats? November is Pet Diabetes Month dedicated to spreading awareness of this condition.
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Managing Haemonchus (Barber’s Pole worm) in Cumbria’s flocks
Haemonchus contortus is a parasitic roundworm that resides in the abomasum (true stomach) of sheep and goats. Unlike most gut worms, Haemonchus feeds on blood, causing anaemia, sudden death, bottle jaw (fluid under the jaw), and significant production losses.
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