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Amawbia, Awka South, Anambra State

+234 704 667 9155+234 811 424 8674

Livestock veterinary services

Livestock Veterinary Services for Cattle, Goats and Sheep

Veterinary support for livestock keepers in Awka, Amawbia and surrounding communities, focused on keeping herds healthy and productive.

Cattle, goats and sheep are an investment and, for many families, a livelihood. Disease, parasites and poor nutrition can reduce growth, fertility and milk production long before an animal looks obviously sick.

AVERA Veterinary Healthcare helps livestock keepers diagnose and treat illness, plan vaccinations, control ticks and worms and improve feeding and husbandry. Our advice is practical and takes account of the resources available on your farm.

What the service covers

What our livestock service covers

  • Clinical assessment

    Examination of sick animals and review of the herd's history to reach a working diagnosis.

  • Diagnosis and treatment

    Appropriate treatment for disease and injury, with attention to welfare and food safety.

  • Vaccination planning

    Vaccination plans suited to the species you keep and the disease risks in your area.

  • Tick, worm and parasite control

    Parasite-control programmes that protect productivity and slow the development of drug resistance.

  • Herd health management

    Ongoing planning for the health of the whole herd or flock, not only individual sick animals.

  • Nutrition and husbandry

    Advice on feeding, housing and management, including the use of locally available feed materials.

Who it is for

Who this service is for

  • Smallholder farmers keeping goats and sheep.
  • Cattle owners and commercial livestock farms.
  • Farmers dealing with disease outbreaks, poor growth or reproductive problems.
  • Livestock keepers who want a parasite-control or vaccination plan for their herd.

Why it matters

Why herd health planning matters

Some livestock diseases spread rapidly through a herd and between farms. Vaccination, good parasite control and early veterinary attention help limit losses and protect neighbouring farms.

Several conditions of livestock can also affect people, and animal products enter the food chain. Responsible treatment and correct use of medicines support food safety and public health as well as animal welfare.

Next steps

What to do next

We serve Amawbia, Awka, Awka South and surrounding communities in Anambra State.

  1. 1Call or WhatsApp us with the species, number of animals affected and the signs you have noticed.
  2. 2Note any recent purchases, movements, feed changes or treatments. They help us assess the problem.
  3. 3Ask about a farm visit where needed. Farm visits and livestock health consultations are subject to availability.

Questions

Livestock Veterinary Services: common questions

Do you treat goats and sheep as well as cattle?

Yes. We provide veterinary care for cattle, goats and sheep, including disease management, vaccination planning, parasite control and nutrition advice.

Can you set up a tick and worm control programme for my farm?

Yes. We can assess your herd and grazing situation and recommend a parasite-control programme that suits your animals and helps reduce the risk of drug resistance.

Do you visit livestock farms?

Farm visits and livestock health consultations can be arranged, subject to availability and location. Contact us to discuss your needs.

What should I do if several animals fall sick at once?

Contact us promptly. Where possible, separate sick animals from the rest of the herd, restrict movement of animals on and off the farm and avoid treating without advice until the cause has been assessed.

Where animals come first.

Your Animals Deserve Thoughtful, Professional Care.

Whether you need veterinary assistance for a pet, poultry flock or livestock, contact AVERA Veterinary Healthcare to discuss your animal's needs.

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0704 667 9155 / 0811 424 8674
WhatsApp
0811 424 8674
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Central School Amawbia, beside St Augustine Anglican Church, Ugwutank, Amawbia, Anambra State, Nigeria.
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