Your local farm vets.

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We are a vet owned, independent, dedicated farm-only practice, deeply rooted in our community working with farmers across South West England and South Wales.

Farm Vet Services

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Advanced Breeding

Choose Tyndale Vets for your advanced breeding needs and experience the difference that expertise, innovation, and state-of-the-art facilities can make.

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Dairy

Dairy

Our team of 12 dedicated farm vets strive to build lasting relationships with our clients to provide tailored solutions to meet your farms individual needs.

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Beef

Tyndale understand the unique challenges and opportunities facing beef farmers today.

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Sheep

Sheep

Maximise the productivity of your flock.

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Goats

We're passionate about goats and the unique challenges that farming them can pose.

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Deer

Tyndale Vets has a dedicated veterinary deer team, covering farmed deer, park deer, wild deer and zoological collections.

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Camelids

Camelids

Our Tyndale camelid team provide a high level of service to our alpaca and llama patients due to our extensive experience and interest in these species.

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Smallholder Services

Smallholder Services

At Tyndale, we understand that every farm, no matter how small, deserves expert care and attention. Whether you're tending to a small flock of three pet sheep, a herd of four alpacas, or your cherished chickens and pigs, we're here to support you.

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Ewe-Go™

Tyndale’s very own bespoke mix of oral calcium and energy for ewes suffering with Twin Lamb disease.

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Services - 04/12/24

Ewe-Go™

Tyndale’s very own bespoke mix of oral calcium and energy for ewes suffering with Twin Lamb disease.

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Courses - 07/05/25

Improving Post Weaning Lamb Performance

Learn practical tips and techniques to maximize their potential!

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Tyndale Events

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News & Insights

All news & insights
Bluetongue
news 22/04/25

Bluetongue

Bluetongue is a notifiable disease that is likely set to challenge us again this year.

New Bovine Semen Collection Service
news 17/04/25

New Bovine Semen Collection Service

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news 25/02/25

Are you ewe ready for lambing season?

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news 05/11/24

Tools to improve genetic gain

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news 29/10/24

Animal Health and Welfare Pathway

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insights 29/10/24

Driving dairy emissions down and profit up

BVD Cymru
news 01/07/24

BVD Cymru

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Testimonials

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Attended a Mastering Medicine course and it was a masterclass in delivering the information I needed to care for our animals responsibly.

jennifer jenkins
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Great service, friendly staff

moe mowing
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Absolutely superb service from this dedicated team. Popped in on Saturday and spoke to Tina and Fergus about our poultry.

Su Thomas
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Very helpful Vets, Kit has been very easy to talk to

Sarah Greening
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We appreciate the work of the lovely team at Tyndale and the speed at which they attend our farm in the Forest of Dean despite its distance from their office.

Deborah Flint
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Staff have been very helpful, definitely recommend

Helen G
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Ines is so kind and so lovely and a really wonderful vet, that we are lucky to have.

C Hatton
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Meg was "absolutely brilliant" on TB test.

Mr Osborne