The Livestock Clinic
Farm veterinary care and herd and flock health services for livestock farms across Surrey, Sussex and nearby counties
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About The Livestock Clinic
The Livestock Clinic provides routine and emergency veterinary care for livestock, with ambulatory visits and on-farm diagnostics, post-mortems and treatment. Services cover herd and flock health, medicines and referrals for cases requiring off-farm care.
It serves farms across Surrey and Sussex, extending into parts of Kent, Hampshire and Berkshire. The practice is the trading name of The Livestock Clinic Ltd and has offices in Guildford and Wisborough Green.
The company was founded in 2020 and is registered in Billingshurst, United Kingdom.
Product: Farm veterinary care, diagnostics and herd and flock health services for livestock.
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