Wood Farm Vets
Description
A new modern, mixed practice which retains traditional values. covering South Norfolk and North Suffolk. Offering both small and large animal treatment across South Norfolk and North Suffolk.
Veterinary expertise is provided by:
Hannah Kelly BVetMed Cert AVP MRCVS
Florence Gill BVM&S Cert EM(stud) MRCVS
Fiona Luke BVSc MRCVS (on maternity leave)
Barbara Weiser DVM MRCVS (on maternity leave)
Laura Tollit BVSc MRCVS
Francesca Bard DVM MRCVS
Equine Services include:
- Lameness Evaluation
- Fertility/AI packages
- Pre purchase Examinations
- Dentistry
- Minor surgeries
- Geldings
- Foal to geriatric
- Medicine
- Poor performance Evaluation
Small Animal services include:
- Puppy and kitten vaccination packages
- Neutering and Speying
- Ultrasound and radiographic imaging diagnostics
- Minor soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery
- General consultations on a range of small animal ailments
Farm Animal services include
- TB testing
- Fertility testing and management
- Reproduction
- AI
- OV status
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Thank you to everyone who posted a picture of their furry friend - it was wonderful to see our clients so happy and good looking! Happy valentine's to you all 💛
Time to show us how much you love your pets - big, small, winged or scaly post a pic of them under this post for a chance to be part of Wood Farm's valentine's cover photo!
Well done to those who knew! This fetching look is known as the flehmen response. Horses and other mammals, particularly males, use it to analyse smells such as pheromones. Though perfumes and hand lotions on humans can initiate the response too!
Goose came in to see Hannah as he’s been struggling to walk. Prescribed some hydrotherapy and supportive therapy to get the weight back on him. Fingers crossed goose makes a full recovery!
It may appear as if this horse is laughing but who knows the term for this behavioural response?
Fun fact: Thirty-two individual muscles in each ear allow for a manner of directional hearing; a cat can move each ear independently of the other. Because of this mobility, a cat can move its body in one direction and point its ears in another direction - all the better for ignoring you!
Vet Laura helped deliver this wonderful creature into the world! Mum and calf doing great - but who wouldn’t when wrapped in a blanket!
Nothing better than dachshund puppy cuddles in the middle of the day! Pups and mum all doing very well - visiting us for their first vaccination.