Cornwall Dairy Vets

15/10/2026

It’s world vet tech week!

As many of you may know our vet tech team, Sarah and Lucy are out and about every Wednesday providing our vet tech services!

The girls are always busy disbudding, vaccinating and weigh taping calves! As well as mobility scoring all throughout the year!
British & Irish Veterinary Technicians Association - BIVTA

02/10/2026

On the 14th October, we will have a SELEKT engineer in the office, ready to service your pumps free of charge!

Bring yours into the office before 12th October!

27/09/2026

Amy now has to introduce Mark Denton to students as the 2nd fittest farmer in the UK 🙄🫣😳!!
Congratulations Mark! That’s some achievement, especially after injury this year!

21/09/2026

🐂Amy and Phil love nothing more than to make your bull’s day! 😊
🔹Even in herds that haven’t shown outright signs of Bluetongue, or that have been vaccinated, 💉evidence has shown a massive reduction in s***m production of working males.
🐄🐂In advance of the up and coming breeding season for many of you, or for anyone using a stock bull, we highly recommend fertility testing your bull before the pd results aren’t what you expected.
What’s even more exciting is we have a brand new probe to play with!
Contact us today to get your bulls booked in! 01208808340

09/09/2026

It’s Back British Farming Day!

As a vet practice, we couldn’t ask for a better farming community around us, working with amazing, inspiring people everyday! We support British farming!

07/08/2026

04/08/2026

Worth a look

29/07/2026

Bluetongue in Sheep- Clinical signs

Sheep:
-Ulcers on nose & mouth
-Discharge from eyes, nose and mouth
-Swollen lips, tongue, head, neck and coronary band
-Red skin
-Fever
-Lameness
-Respiratory issues
-Abortions, stillbirths, deformities
-Death

Lambs:
-Small, weak, deformed, blind
-Death 1-3 days
-Stillbirths

Here is the APHA Bluetongue cases map-

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/4867f4e1f680415898482df7aabb703d/page/Page

29/07/2026

Bluetongue in Cattle- Clinical signs

Cattle:
-Lethargy
-Crusty nose & nasal discharge
-Red eyes, nose, mouth and coronary band
-Red, ulcerated teats
-Fever, milk drop, inappetance
-Abortion, foetal deformities & stillbirths

Calves:
-Small, weak, deformed, blind
-Death 1-3 days
-Stillbirths

Here is the APHA Bluetongue cases map-

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/4867f4e1f680415898482df7aabb703d/page/Page