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Farm
Animals Department - Meet our Vets...
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Keith
Cutler BSc BVSc MRCVS
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Trained
at the Bristol University Veterinary School from which he qualified
in 1990 having already been awarded a BSc in Anatomical Sciences
in 1987. He started working in the farm animal division of Endell
Veterinary Group in July 1990. His main interests lie in the areas
of cattle fertility and reproduction, bovine lameness, suckler herd
production and the management and welfare of large exotic animals.
He
is a member of the British Veterinary Association, the Southern
Counties Veterinary Association (of which he is a past President),
the British Cattle Veterinary Association, the British Veterinary
Deer Society, the British Veterinary Camelid Society and the British
Veterinary Zoological Society. He is also Honorary Veterinary Surgeon
for the Wessex branch of the British Deer Society and he lectures
regularly on bovine topics at three of the six UK veterinary schools
and at scientific meetings.
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Stephen
Shiles BVSc MRCVS |
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Stephen
comes from North Wiltshire, where his parents run a beef and arable
unit. He graduated from Bristol University
in 2005, having been awarded the Leo farm elective prize. During
his time at Bristol, Steve has developed an interest in the control
of mastitis in dairy cattle, enzootic pneumonia in calves and minimising
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Janneke
Saris DVM MRCVS |
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Since
Dutch vets apparently really enjoy working in the United Kingdom,
Janneke, who is from The Netherlands, has joined our team. Janneke
graduated in July 2006 from Ghent University in Belgium with a
specialisation in farm animals. She left the Belgian Blue behind
and came over to Salisbury in August 2006. Janneke is interested
in herd health and fertility and would like to learn more about
mastitis and sheep. |
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Amy
Ensell BVSc MRCVS |
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Amy
is a local girl having lived in Nomansland, just south of Salisbury,
all her life. She graduated in July 2006 from Bristol University.
As a student, she saw most of her practice with Endells and developed
a great interest in farm work. Amy is particularly interested in
cattle medicine and flock health planning. |
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