In a bid to improve animal welfare, leading vets have told farmers that tail docking and castration should be considered as a ‘last, rather than first resort' resort. In a new position statement, the...
In a bid to improve animal welfare, leading vets have told farmers that tail docking and castration should be considered as a ‘last, rather than first resort' resort. In a new position statement, the...
News welcomed by QMS which says result should further boost Scots beef trade
Vet, Jim McKinstry of Farm Gate Vets shares his advice on managing calf pneumonia this autumn and winter
Q fever is widespread in UK dairy herds and has a significant impact on health and production, presenting a risk to reproductive performance