A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A FARM VET - weekend on-call [Spring 2024]

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I'm Kaz, a young farm vet working in Northumberland (but now on sabbatical in New Zealand!), which is in the North East corner of England. I grew up in the city and found myself doing this job by a very happy coincidence.
This channel is an attempt to show my friends, family, and anyone else who cares, what I do on a day-to-day basis. If you have an interest in veterinary medicine, farming, food or the countryside, join me for the ride.

[@greywater3186]

8:18 Now that is what I call a workout!

[@geraldgreen123]

Very educational video…. At least the uterus went in fairly easily this time. 😊

[@farmvetfilms]

A good one for sure.

[@jennat42]

Brilliant video x

[@saragayle2217]

Fantastic video, could watch all day long .you are the modern day James herriot ❤

[@farmvetfilms]

High praise indeed!

[@Salomaeful]

Fantastic video and lovely to see the successes at the end. I would definitely love to see more of these videos - but I feel that way about all your different types of video. They are all entertaining, informative and genuine and I can't wait to see updates on the pigs and cows :)

[@farmvetfilms]

Noted 😁

[@allenbutton8240]

Thanks for another great video Kaz. 🙂

[@tammykaltreider]

Interesting content as always Kaz! Thank you 😊

[@tadhgpheaitwillie]

Great work. I don't know how yous vet guys manage it all!

[@marthacapyk8567]

Wonderful video.

[@budnspud]

Really good video of on call vet work.

[@farmvetfilms]

Thanks Donna 🙏

[@korneliatoth8556]

Hey. It was a great video. Is there any chance to get a video about how to calve a cow while the cow stays standing, or how to avoid to make the cow go down. We lost a calf recently where I was involved to calve a cow and I try to figure out where did it go wrong because at the beginning the calf was alive. It was a massive calf and I am worried that as the cow went down it crushed the unbilical cord somehow and make it drown inside. I just try to learn from a failure. Thank you and wish you the best.

[@farmvetfilms]

Thanks - and difficult to make a vid per se because of the emergency nature. Plus sometimes they do just go off script, and decide to go down. Don’t forget things can always have gone wrong before you’ve had your hand inside - that calf could have died prior to your intervention. Best advice I can give is get on the phone to your vet and ask their advice in good time.

[@feroz7332]

Hi sir

[@farmvetfilms]

Hello 😄

[@wendyrowland7787]

That gimmer probably would not have accepted her own lamb after the ordeal and being a Texel doesn’t help. I used to hang a calf bucket in a bracket on the pen, full of warm cetavlon water, much appreciate by visiting vets, to drop the lube in and rinse the gloved hand if necessary. Kaz do be careful with the gum, not the best thing to choke on.

[@farmvetfilms]

I’ll try not to choke myself 🥲

[@tammykaltreider]

The phrase we have been reduced to world wide now…”It is what it is”…have you noticed? ✌️🤍

[@farmvetfilms]

Very true!