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Derwent Vale Farm Vets

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Derwent Vale Farm Vets
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  • A person wearing a black waterproof suit and a hat holds a newly born lamb, which is covered in a yellowish substance, in a barn filled with straw and wooden structures.
  • A woman wearing gloves and work attire is looking through a microscope set up on the back of a vehicle. Various scientific equipment is visible on the surface beside her, with a rural landscape and buildings in the background.
  • A woman with long hair tied back is focused on a microscope, observing a sample while seated at a lab table surrounded by various lab equipment and supplies.
  • A smiling woman sits at a desk with a computer and phone, wearing a gray polo shirt with a logo. Papers and a black and white patterned item are visible in the background.
  • A presenter stands near a screen displaying a graph while an audience sits in chairs, attentively watching. The room has large windows and posters on the walls related to agriculture.
  • A wet black and white calf lies comfortably on a bed of straw in a barn.
  • Herd of black-and-white cows grazing in a lush green field under a partly cloudy blue sky.
  • A group of sheep standing on a green pasture with rolling hills in the background.
  • A person wearing a black waterproof suit and a hat holds a newly born lamb, which is covered in a yellowish substance, in a barn filled with straw and wooden structures.
  • A woman wearing gloves and work attire is looking through a microscope set up on the back of a vehicle. Various scientific equipment is visible on the surface beside her, with a rural landscape and buildings in the background.
  • A woman with long hair tied back is focused on a microscope, observing a sample while seated at a lab table surrounded by various lab equipment and supplies.
  • A smiling woman sits at a desk with a computer and phone, wearing a gray polo shirt with a logo. Papers and a black and white patterned item are visible in the background.
  • A presenter stands near a screen displaying a graph while an audience sits in chairs, attentively watching. The room has large windows and posters on the walls related to agriculture.
  • A wet black and white calf lies comfortably on a bed of straw in a barn.
  • Herd of black-and-white cows grazing in a lush green field under a partly cloudy blue sky.
  • A group of sheep standing on a green pasture with rolling hills in the background.

The practice was formed in May 2021 after splitting from a mixed practice where the established farm team had been serving farmers in Ryedale and the surrounding area for over 25 years. Opening a farm only veterinary practice allowed us to create a team fully focused on providing farm clients with a comprehensive and high-quality service. With experienced farm vets and support staff we offer a professional level of service from a team that fully understands the requirements of our farm clients.

We are proud to remain an independent practice but have joined XLVets, a group of independent, progressive farm practices dedicated to supporting long-term prosperity within the UK livestock industry. This union promotes the sharing of knowledge, training and expertise in order to support us to deliver the very best in farm veterinary care.

Whilst we may be a small team, we are dedicated, knowledgeable and enthusiastic, offering a comprehensive range of services to farmers in Ryedale and the North Yorkshire Moors.

Animals Treated
  • Farm
Onsite services: Farm
  • 24/7 Emergency Care
  • Artificial Insemination
  • Blood testing
  • Breeding soundness exams
  • Disease investigation
  • Faecal Egg Counting (FEC)
  • Health Plans
  • Foot trimming
  • Herd investigations
  • Pelvic scoring
  • In-house labs
  • Fertility
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Farm Vet at Derwent Vale Farm Vets, Pickering, North Yorkshire

Derwent Vale Farm Vets is a proudly independent farm practice, formed following the separation of a local mixed practice into dedicated small and farm animal teams. With one of its long‑standing farm vets now pursuing a career change, the practice is looking to welcome a new member to join the team.

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