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We are a forward thinking group of vets, foot trimmer, veterinary technician and admin staff who believe passionately in offering a good quality, dedicated service to our clients across Lincolnshire & Norfolk.

He only went & won! So amazing - what a cracking night! Beef Farmer of the Year
15/10/2026

He only went & won!

So amazing - what a cracking night!

Beef Farmer of the Year

It’s going to be an amazing night for all the Lincolnshire folk nominated, of which there are many!
15/10/2026

It’s going to be an amazing night for all the Lincolnshire folk nominated, of which there are many!

Good luck to our very own Gary Allis tonight at the British Farming Awards! 🏆

We're incredibly proud that Gary has been shortlisted for Beef Farmer of the Year. This recognition is a testament to his dedication, hard work, and passion for the beef industry.

Everyone at Gamechanger Farming will be rooting for you and wishing you the very best of luck.

🍀 Good luck Gary, we're all behind you! 🍀

🎄 The countdown to the Norfolk Farm Vets Christmas Quiz is on! 🎄We’re looking forward to bringing everyone together for ...
15/10/2026

🎄 The countdown to the Norfolk Farm Vets Christmas Quiz is on! 🎄

We’re looking forward to bringing everyone together for another fun and festive evening on 16th December 2026.

Start getting your teams together and get ready for a great night! ✨

This is the 3rd paper in a series written by our vet the amazing Emily Craven focusing on the importance of cow 🐄 comfor...
11/10/2026

This is the 3rd paper in a series written by our vet the amazing Emily Craven focusing on the importance of cow 🐄 comfort on production in her PhD.

The PhD is ready to be submitted after lots of hard work. We are very proud of Emily.

https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/16/19/3095?fbclid=IwZnRzaAU4K7ZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWZkaWQWUQHtx7WKrPMAUBBp2kske60M6rQVJ3NydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR58CqA8kWt95oB5DzTHrh0gdlMkhcf4-p0UeHE2KxbHf7O5-Xb1FLUWumaARw_aem_H3wOTaYHS8-Mnu1OF2DF9w

Qualitative Behavioural Assessment (QBA) has been used at both the herd and individual levels as an indirect measure to assess changes in the emotional state in dairy cattle but has not been used in individual cattle to explore associations between emotional state and milk production over a lactatio...

Please remember it’s ok just to be struggling - that does not mean you are failing!Conversations with clients & vet coll...
10/10/2026

Please remember it’s ok just to be struggling - that does not mean you are failing!

Conversations with clients & vet colleagues across the country over the past few weeks have highlighted again how many people are struggling, whether that be because of;
Financial worries
Personal health worries
Livestock health worries - there always appears to be something
Relationship difficulties
Feeling inadequate

Remember you are not alone - many are in the same boat & by opening up about your concerns you may allow another to voice theirs.

Also there are completely independent charities that will listen and offer advice of where you can get help. To name a few LRSN, Samaritans, VetLife, FCN and many others.

My advice, for what it’s worth!, is remember that YOU are important so do something , however small, for YOU every day - walk the dog, sing, bake a cake, chat to a friend, watch your favourite thing on telly, play a sport or have a bath. That 30 mins of your time is golden (& the world won’t fall apart because you have 30 mins for you) - honestly.

Now is the time to start testing forage ready for winter feeding.Did you know that lower conception rates in cattle can ...
08/10/2026

Now is the time to start testing forage ready for winter feeding.

Did you know that lower conception rates in cattle can be caused by mineral or nutrient deficiencies?

By having your forage analysed you can:
• Ensure you are meeting the nutritional needs of your livestock. Nutritional needs vary depending on age of cattle, and whether they are growing, finishing or breeding cattle
• Create diets that include suitable nutrition, as if this is wrong it can cause issues with growth, fertility and overall health of animals
• Identify gaps in diets that may require supplementing

Samples should be taken as close to feeding as possible as feed quality will change as the year progresses. For example, if you cut it in May and plan to start feeding in the Autumn, take a sample mid-late summer. Re-sampling later in the season once you have started feeding is also recommended to ensure the quality and nutritional values stay the same.

Ever wanted to have a better understanding of what is going on in dead stock on your farm? Is it worms? Is it pneumonia?...
07/10/2026

Ever wanted to have a better understanding of what is going on in dead stock on your farm?

Is it worms?
Is it pneumonia?
Is it fluke?
Is it clostridial?

This workshop with Ben Strugnell aims to give you the tools to have a look.

We are all looking forward to welcoming Ben on the 28th of this month. There are a few places still available

Call the office if you would like to book in for what we’re sure will be an excellent afternoon!

We are always happy to support the local livestock market Louth Livestock Market as it’s such an important part of the f...
02/10/2026

We are always happy to support the local livestock market Louth Livestock Market as it’s such an important part of the farming community.

Well done all!

Are you presently getting ready to wean? Which approach will you take? No one size fits all - they all have their pros &...
28/09/2026

Are you presently getting ready to wean?

Which approach will you take? No one size fits all - they all have their pros & cons.

Chat to the vets about weaning and all the management tasks around weaning; vaccination, pregnancy diagnosis, TB testing, blood sampling, forage sampling etc

Ever wanted to have a better understanding of what is going on in dead stock on your farm? Is it worms? Is it pneumonia?...
15/09/2026

Ever wanted to have a better understanding of what is going on in dead stock on your farm?

Is it worms?
Is it pneumonia?
Is it fluke?
Is it clostridial?

This workshop with Ben Strugnell aims to give you the tools to have a look.

Call the office if you would like to book in for what we’re sure will be an excellent afternoon!

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Furzehill Farm, Sutton Road, Bilsby
Louth
LN139QS

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