Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic |
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Sturminster Newton |
Shaftesbury |
01258 472314 |
01747 850500 |

Created to provide you with a vision of our practice, the team and the services we offer.
We’re a well established practice based in the heart of the Blackmore Vale, operating from Sturminster Newton and Shaftesbury.
With rural surroundings the clinic has developed to support the local farming community, and has the experience and expertise to cater for all classes of livestock.
As well as providing local farmers with veterinary care, our vets also look after family pets. Consultations are available by appointment throughout the day at both Sturminster Newton and Shaftesbury, with a large pharmacy stocking routine small and farm animal treatments. Our Sturminster Newton clinic is fully equipped with a purpose built surgery, modern operating theatre, kennels, x-ray facilities, pharmacy, and onsite laboratory to run a range of diagnostic tests.
We also operate an additional service from Stalbridge for routine small animal requirements, on a Monday and Thursday from 6pm, on a first come, first served basis.
We are dedicated to providing a professional, open, reliable and friendly service, at a reasonable price.
Friars Moor offers a 24 hour emergency cover, with two vets on call every day of the year.
We’re a member of XL Vets, a group of 42 independent veterinary practices across the UK, dedicated to providing the highest standards of care for livestock, the group work together sharing ideas, expertise, and skills. Clients of XL Vet practices will benefit by receiving high quality products at reasonable prices and gaining valuable advice from the group’s partnership with academic bodies on health management, disease prevention, farm productivity and consultancy advice.
| Friars Moor News |
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| Tendering For TB Testing // June 2010 | |
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![]() You may be aware that DEFRA Animal Health is planning to put TB testing out to tender. They intend to run a pilot area from April 2011 and then roll it out across the country in 2012. It is important that stakeholders in the farming industry and the veterinary profession make DEFRA fully aware of the likely implications of these changes. We would like to give you the opportunity to make your views known using the attached questionnaire. To download the questionnaire please click on the PDF icon to the left of the text. Please return completed forms to our farm office by hand, post or via email. | |
