Our goal is to optimise animal health for improved farm profitability and job satisfaction
Our goal at Cambridge Vets is to assist our clients to maximise profit through optimal animal health.
For both commercial farms and lifestyle blocks we can help with health plans, routine jobs and emergencies.
We offer value through our experienced team with extensive knowledge in all areas of production animal medicine.
The dedicated Farm Animal team consists of six production animal vets.
We utilize up-to-date information, technology and equipment for the care of your animals and herds.
24/7 emergency care
Six Experienced Farm Animal Veterinarians
Excellent Knowledge of Farm Animals
Cattle
Alpacas
Sheep/Goats
Lifestyle Blocks
Deer
Chickens
Facebook Posts
Do you know this cat???Are you missing a furry friend?
We have a lovely female cat who has been hanging around the neighbourhood off Kelly Road.
She does have a slick on the back of her neck meaning she likely had some flea treatment applied recently, and she has a microchip, but unfortunately not registered with the National Database or any of the clinics in Cambridge.
If you think she looks familiar, please get in touch with us at Cambridge Vets! 07 827 7099.
Please also share the story for us to help find this little girls home!
It's that time of year, kidding will soon be here!
Please remember to disbud your new goat babies within the first 14 days of life.
To book in a time, please call us at the clinic (07) 827 7099
Cambridge Veterinary Club - Notice of Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held on Friday 19th July 2019. Held at the Cambridge Vet building, corner of Alpha and Empire street, Cambridge.
The meeting will commence at 11am. All members welcome.
SPRING SEMINAR 2019
We will be hosting our annual Spring Seminar on
Wednesday 3rd July from 10am to 2pm in our clinic. This is a great opportunity to train new members of staff or to have a refresher course and share some of your own experiences. Free to members, lunch provided. Please book a place on 8277099.
Topics we will cover include:
Calving
Metabolics
Calf Rearing and Health
Mastitis
Nitrate alert! We have seen some very high nitrate levels in new grass with the cloudy weather. To avoid the horror of nitrate poisoning, we recommend getting the levels checked before grazing lush, new grass. Medium levels can be managed, but grazing high ones should be avoided and monitored till safe.
FARM SERVICES
Farm Products
We stock a wide range of products
- Drench
- Calf powder and calf feed
- Trace mineral supplements
- Shoof products
- Metabolics
- Disinfectants and cleaning products
