News

The Chicken Vet Training Day is moving online!

18 August 2020

Due to the current restrictions in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the health and safety of both our staff and attendees of upmost importance, we are moving our Chicken Vet Training Days online, launching our first webinar training day in September 2020.

This will allow you to learn from the comfort of your own home, office or practice.

Our webinar training will closely follow the format of the in-practice days, covering all of the same modules

COVID-19 and Extended Delivery Times

08 April 2020

We are currently living through extraordinary times and we would like to wish our customers and colleagues well during this period. The health and welfare of our team will remain 100% our top priority and we are incredibly grateful for our staff for all their hard work in keeping the Chicken Vet service as normal as possible.

We are doing our absolute utmost to keep our warehouse operational and to deliver the products to you, as well as provide the advice

Introducing our new Associated Practice Logo

13 February 2020

Introducing the new Chicken Vet Associated logo!

Christmas Delivery Dates 2019

11 December 2019

Christmas Delivery Times 2019

Happy World Egg Day!

11 October 2019

World Egg Day Special Weekend Discount!

An approach to red mite control with predator mites

01 August 2019

Red mite (Dermanyssus gallinae), a blood sucking mite, is a particular problem during the warmer months, generally between March and October.

Why is Poultry Grit so important?

31 July 2019

A very important aspect of chicken husbandry is making grit available to your birds. Commercial laying hens have a diet containing a type of soluble grit, usually in the form of limestone granules, therefore for backyard hens and ex-battery hens topping up their diet with a suitable grit is necessary.

Managing your birds during cold weather

31 January 2019

As the days become short and the night’s cold, we all like to come home and turn up the heat but unfortunately this is not a luxury that your birds have.