Castle Farm Vets Malton

27/08/2026

🌿 Bank Holiday Opening Hours 🌿

We’ll be closed on Monday 31st August and will reopen on Tuesday 1st September.

Please remember, our vets are on call 24/7 should you need us over the bank holiday.

📞 01653 531151

Have a lovely bank holiday weekend! 🐄🐑🚜

06/08/2026

🐑Sheep breeding season is just around the corner – preparation is key!🐑

The boys 🐏 play a vital role in a successful breeding season, so don’t leave tup fertility to chance.

✅ Pre-breeding checks should be non-negotiable and are ideally carried out 8–10 weeks before tupping.

Remember the 5 T’s:
1️⃣ Teeth
2️⃣ Toes
3️⃣ Testicles
4️⃣ Tone
5️⃣ Treat

Carrying out these checks early gives you time to identify and resolve any issues or replace rams before the breeding season begins – helping to avoid costly surprises later on. ⏰✔️

📞 Call the practice on 01653 531151 to book a visit with one of our vets and make sure your flock is ready for tupping.

🐑Don’t get caught out – a little preparation now can make all the difference! 🐑

03/08/2026

It was our pleasure to support such a worthy cause 💙 Lucy’s Legacy

A huge thank you to Castle Farm Vets Malton for raising an amazing £102.97 they took one of our collection pots along to Ryedale Show and took donations for these cute inflatable animals 🐷🐄🐑

We’re so incredibly grateful to each and every person who chooses to fundraise for Lucy’s Legacy. Whether it’s a collection pot, an event, a raffle or a challenge, every single penny helps us continue campaigning for better maternal mental health support and providing help for local families.

Our next fundraising target is getting closer and closer 🤞🏻

Thank you all for being part of this journey. 💜

03/08/2026

Cases of Bluetongue virus (BTV-3) are continuing to rise rapidly in both sheep and cattle, with reports suggesting clinical signs are proving more severe than in previous years. Sadly, this is resulting in increased mortality, particularly in sheep.
The National Sheep Association (NSA) is encouraging sheep farmers to speak with their vet to assess the risk of Bluetongue in their flock and discuss the most appropriate measures to help protect their animals.

📅 Want the latest update?
Join AHDB and NSA Chief Executive Phil Stocker for a webinar covering the current Bluetongue situation, including the latest developments and practical advice for farmers.

🗓️ Date: Wednesday 5th August

👉 Register here: https://ahdb.org.uk/events/bluetongue-virus-update-5-august
If you have any concerns about Bluetongue, would like to discuss your farm’s risk, or wish to talk about vaccination options for your livestock, please get in touch with the practice. We’re here to help you make the best decision for your herd or flock- 01653 531151.

The team are working to try and secure as many options as we can for all our clients- please give us a call to speak to the team.

30/07/2026

🌾 Farm24 🚜

Today, we’re proud to stand behind and celebrate the people at the heart of British agriculture. 🇬🇧🐄

Farming isn’t just a job—it’s a way of life. Our farmers work long days, sleepless nights, weekends, and every season of the year to care for their livestock, produce the food on our tables, and support the communities around them. Their dedication, resilience, and compassion are truly inspiring.💙

As farm vets, we have the privilege of working alongside these incredible people every day. We see the commitment, care, and determination that goes into every farm, and we’re proud to play our part in supporting animal health, farm businesses, and the future of British agriculture. 🩺🐑

To all our farming clients and the wider farming community—thank you for everything you do. Your hard work is the backbone of our countryside, and we’re honoured to support you, today and every day. 🌾🤝

Proud to support British farming. Proud to be your farm vets.🇬🇧🐄🐑

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30/07/2026

🌾 Today is ! 🚜

Today, we celebrate the incredible people at the heart of British agriculture. 💙

A huge thank you to all our farmers for your unwavering dedication, resilience, and hard work—every single day. We are proud to support you and the vital role you play in caring for our countryside, livestock, and communities. 🐄🐑

Keep an eye out for our Farm24 reel, coming soon! 🎥

27/07/2026

🐄🐑🚜 Join us tomorrow at the Ryedale Show! 🚜🐑🐄

Come and see us on Stand I1, conveniently located near the Main Ring! 📍

👋 Luke, Lottie, David, Amy and Nena will be there all day, ready to chat about all things animal health 🩺🐑🐄🐖

Whether you have questions about herd or flock health, disease prevention, fertility, youngstock, or just want to say hello, we’d love to see you!

Pop by for a chat – we look forward to seeing you! 😊

27/07/2026

🌙🐄 A busy Saturday night on call for vets Lottie and Luke! 🚜👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

They were called out to assist a heifer with calving, and just before midnight, this gorgeous Hereford bull calf made his arrival. 🐂💙

A fantastic outcome with both mum and calf doing really well. 🥰 Wishing them all the very best as they settle in together! 🌟🐮

21/07/2026

🚜 Tomorrow’s the day – Driffield Show!🐄

Come and see the Castle Farm Vets team on Stand 330.

Luke, Lottie, David, Amy and Nena will be there throughout the day for a chat, whether you’d like to discuss livestock health, ask for advice, or simply say hello.

🍺Refreshments will be available, so stop by and see us!

We look forward to seeing you at Driffield Show! 🌾

20/07/2026

💛 Pull on your Yellow Wellies and start the conversation. 💛

This Farm Safety Foundation Week, let’s remember that staying safe on the farm means looking after both our physical and mental wellbeing.

Every task, every day, every decision matters. Take a moment to check your surroundings, check your equipment, and check in with each other.

Because the most important thing you’ll ever bring home from the farm is yourself. 💛