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Shepton Vets

Farm Pets
  • A group of 18 people stands in front of a stone building with wooden doors, wearing matching green shirts and casual clothing. They are smiling and posing for the photo, with some individuals kneeling in the front row and others standing behind them.
  • A smiling young woman in a green shirt holds two baby goats in her arms, surrounded by a grassy field and a wooden shelter in the background. Another goat can be seen in the distance.
  • A person in green scrubs kneels beside a brown dog, holding a leash. They're in front of a stone wall with grass and leaves around them.
  • A group of 18 people stands in front of a stone building with wooden doors, wearing matching green shirts and casual clothing. They are smiling and posing for the photo, with some individuals kneeling in the front row and others standing behind them.
  • A smiling young woman in a green shirt holds two baby goats in her arms, surrounded by a grassy field and a wooden shelter in the background. Another goat can be seen in the distance.
  • A person in green scrubs kneels beside a brown dog, holding a leash. They're in front of a stone wall with grass and leaves around them.

Shepton Vets have been caring for animals in Shepton Mallet, Wells, Evercreech, and villages across Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire since 1922.

Based in Shepton Mallet in the heart of the Mendips, our practice is an independently owned, professional team of vets and nurses who strive to provide the best possible standards of veterinary care for your animals, large or small.

In 2018, we were delighted to open our first small animal branch in Wells, working alongside our main Shepton centre to provide more choice to pet owners in the area. Alongside colleagues in our Farm department, our strong Pets team of highly skilled clinicians and customer care staff work solely within our small animal department. Having these dedicated teams enables us to offer tailored and expert care for every animal, no matter how large or small.

Our large Pets team, working together across both clinics, is a happy family of individuals with a wide range of interests, skills and experience. The further qualifications and experience of some of our team, alongside our well-equipped facilities, means that we are able to offer some diagnostic and surgical services that might normally require referral to a specialist facility further away. Sharing knowledge and drawing on the diverse strengths of our team allows us to offer expert, tailored care and advice for every stage of your pet’s life, whether they are poorly or well.

Animals Treated
  • Small Animal
  • Farm
RCVS Accreditation
  • Farm Animal General Practice
General Awards
  • Cat Friendly Clinic - Gold
Current Vacancies
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Farm Practice Manager vacancy, Shepton Veterinary Group, Shepton Mallet, Somerset

Shepton Veterinary Group is looking for a Farm Practice Manager to support its growing farm veterinary team in Somerset. The role involves leading operational improvements, supporting strategic projects, and helping the practice prepare for its move to a new veterinary hospital.

Experienced Farm Veterinary Surgeon Vacancy, Shepton Vets, Somerset

Would you like to be part of a progressive, independently owned veterinary practice with exciting expansion plans? Shepton Farm Vets are looking for an experienced Farm Animal Veterinary Surgeon to join their friendly team.

Current Courses
A veterinarian examines a young calf in a barn, using a stethoscope. The calf has a brown and white coat and a yellow identification tag on its ear. Surrounding calves can be seen in the background, and the barn has straw on the floor.
Introduction to Calf Rearing
Shepton Vets

This workshop helps to highlight the important areas and stages within calf rearing including, early calf management, milk feeding, calf housing and management of weaning.

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Mastering Medicines
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A group of people sitting on bales of hay in a barn, listening to a speaker in front of a projector screen. The barn is filled with round hay bales and agricultural bags.
Mastering Medicines
Shepton Vets
A group of brown and white cows in a grassy field, with one cow looking directly at the camera.
Calving and Cow First Aid
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A group of brown and white cows in a grassy field, with one cow looking directly at the camera.
Advanced Calf Rearing
Shepton Vets
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Advanced Dairy Herdsperson
Shepton Vets
A group of cows, including black and white and brown varieties, grazing on a green hillside under a blue sky with scattered clouds. A fence runs along the edge of the pasture.
Advanced Dairy Herdsperson
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