Covid-19

As Covid-19 rumbles on throughout the UK, here at Wood Farm Vets we have been doing our best to adapt to the “new normal”. First and foremost we would like to thank you all for your continued support during these times. We would like to take this opportunity to...

Wood Farm Vets are delighted to announce that as of Monday June 1st we will be operating a full veterinary service within the confines of the “new normal”.

This means that we are now able to offer:

• All vaccinations

• Neutering of small and farm animals (geldings n...

Following the Government’s announcement on Sunday to ease the “lockdown” in England we have taken the decision to increase our client services from Monday 18th May 2020 and return to our usual opening hours of 8.30am to 6.30pm. We will now be able to offer routine smal...

UPDATE EFFECTIVE FROM TUESDAY 14TH APRIL 2020

This statement has been agreed by a majority of practices based in Norfolk that perform equine work. It is based on advice from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, the British Veterinary Association and the British Equ...

Our governing bodies the RCVS and the BVA have issued revised guidance on the work that veterinary practices can carry out from the 14th April 2020. This is in anticipation of an extension to the governments “lockdown” period to combat Covid-19 and a recognition that...

We hope that you are well, and thank you for your continued support of the practice through these uncertain times. Please remember that if you are suffering from Covid 19, are self-isolating or otherwise housebound, we can still help you and your pets, horses, and live...

Gastric ulceration (Equine gastric ulceration syndrome "EGUS") is a commonly diagnosed condition in horses of any type - recent studies found that 80% of racehorses, over 60% of competition horses and up to 50% of leisure horses were affected with gastric ulcers, rangi...