SEE A SICK OR DEAD WILD BIRD? DON'T TOUCH IT. REPORT IT. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

We are still seeing injured wild birds at this time but please give us a call before you bring them to the clinic. Once here, stay in your car and call us so that we can then triage it. Any sick wild birds please do not move them from their location and call MPI.

If you have your own birds that are sick or injured please call our clinic to make an appointment. Please stay in your car and call us to inform us of your arrival and we will have a vet come out to you to triage them.

HPAI H5N1 (H5 high pathogenicity avian influenza) has a low human health risk, however it can be spread to those working closely with sick birds. Dogs and cats can also contract the disease so it is a good idea to limit exposure to sick wild birds where possible.

If you come across any groups of sick or dead birds, please keep your distance and report them to MPI's Exotic Pet and Disease Hotline on 0800 80 99 66. Keep up to date on the latest information by checking MPI's website

Mastitis is one of the most costly diseases to our dairy farmers. When mastitis starts costing you money you need quick effective action to get the problem under control.

We offer a “Grade Busting” service at EVT. If you have milk down-graded at the factory because of mastitis our vet team will treat this as an emergency. We will come out at the next available milking and find the offending cows, remove them from the supply herd, set up an action plan to treat or manage these cows and set about investigating the root cause of the problem. We have specially trained vets with a particular interest in mastitis diagnosis and control who can help you manage this costly problem and keep you on track through the ongoing action plans.