Poultry Health Services

Marches Farm Vets is an independent veterinary practice located in Leominster and near Ludlow, serving North Herefordshire and South Shropshire. They offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services specifically tailored for livestock, catering to both large-scale commercial farms and smallholdings, including robotic dairy, pasture-based block calving herds, calf rearing, suckler and store cattle units, pedigree beef herds, commercial sheep flocks, and mixed-breed smallholdings. The practice prides itself on being independently owned, with a team deeply involved in the farming industry. Their approach is proactive and preventative, focusing on animal health and welfare. Marches Farm Vets is also a member of XL Vets, a collaborative veterinary group, which allows them to remain independent while accessing a wider community reach within the farm veterinary sector. For emergencies, the practice provides its own out-of-hours service, reachable at 01568 701920. Their services extend across a defined coverage area within the region, and they aim to provide the best service to every aspect of the farming community.

Poultry Health Services is based at Unit A1, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0LX in Herefordshire. The practice treats camelids, cattle, pigs, poultry and sheep/goats.

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2.8(4 reviews)

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• Peter Manasek· 9 months ago
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• Sally Harris· 10 months ago

  Very helpful.

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• Sean Scott· 6 years ago

  Not willing to help

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• E N· 7 years ago

  Rude receptionist. Vets on day I visited couldn’t find a problem under their micro scope,I even told vet what was wrong.Tried selling me medication birds didn’t need.just to cover her back she said ! Poor knowledge of game birds.The vet on this day would of cost us a lot of money.will never use minster again until they get a good vet. Visited another vet on same day he diagnosed problem.

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