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Den Leonard BVSc DBR MRCVS Den qualified from Liverpool with Charlie, and soon joined him as a farm vet in Nantwich. In 1999, he and Charlie founded the Practice. Den’s veterinary interests are cattle fertility work, infectious diseases and nutrition. He also supports Des on the pig work. Mobile: 07970 267 494 |
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Charlie Lambert BVSc MRCVS A farmer’s son from the Yorkshire Dales, Charlie is a natural farm vet. He has worked as a dairy vet in Nantwich since qualifying in 1993. He is also our resident sheep expert. Mobile: 07974 264 272 |
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Bill May BVSc CertCHP DBR MRCVS Bill joined the Practice in 2000 from an established farm practice in Macclesfield. He is a respected dairy vet, being an examiner for the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. He has particular expertise in calf rearing and mastitis and cell count management. Mobile: 07968 318 493 |
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Des Leonard BVSc MRCVS Des has over 30 years experience as a farm vet in the Cheshire and Shropshire district, and has become a pre-eminent pig vet in the area, due to his common sense practical approach. Mobile: 07811 342 289 |
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Simon King BVM&S MRCVS Simon first worked in farm practice in North Wales before going to New Zealand for 2 years. He joined the Practice in 2002, bringing with him a wealth of experience in low input, grazing based dairy systems. He is also one of our pig vets. Mobile: 07973 271 754 |
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Owen Atkinson BVSc CertCHP MRCVS Owen qualified in 1994 and has worked in North Yorkshire, North Wales, and at the University of Liverpool farm animal teaching practice. He joined the Practice in 2003. His particular veterinary interests are cattle lameness, mastitis, and the Interherd records analysis system and rumen health. Mobile: 07855 269 615 |
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Mike Christie BVMS DBR MRCVS Mike joined the Practice in 2004. Previously, he was the in-house vet at Cogent, where he gained expertise in bull fertility and embryo transfer work. He heads up our ET team, whilst remaining responsible for Cogent’s Bull Stud. Mobile 07775 561 820 |
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James Allcock BVM&S CertCHP MRCVS James worked with Bill in Macclesfield and, after ten years in livestock practice, joined Intervet in 1997. After industry he joined our Lambert, Leonard & May in 2006 to help manage the business aspects of the Practice. He retains some useful clinical skills and has a special interest in cell count management and the milking machine. Mobile: 07894 406 224 |
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Tom Wright VetMB MRCVS Tom previously worked in Staffordshire, Herefordshire and then at Aldford near Chester. He joined the Practice in 2008 with a wealth of farm veterinary experience. Tom is especially interested in helping us monitor outcomes of the various techniques used at the Practice so we can continue to improve the quality of the work we do. Mobile 07590 183 804 |
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Dan Stevenson BVSc MRCVS Dan refers to himself as a ‘plastic scouser’ as he hails from the Wirral. He previously worked in the Derbyshire Peak district and came to try his hand on the Cheshire plains in 2007 as the dairy intern. He joined us permanently in 2008 and retains a particular interest in individual cow medicine cases. Mobile 07894 586 233 |
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Matt Haslam BVSc MRCVS Matt qualified from Bristol in 2008 and spent 2 years doing farm work in North Shropshire and in his home county of Cheshire. He joined the practice in 2010 as the Dairy Intern and joined permanently in 2011. He has a particular interest in cattle lameness and mastitis, and enjoys his work implementing DairyCo Mastitis Control Plan and Health Feet Programme. |
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Dave Gilbert Dave qualified from the Royal Vet College in London. Since graduating he has been based in Southern England, working for two dedicated farm animal practices and latterly a major pharmaceutical company. His main area of interest is fertility particularly in block calving systems. |
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The Intern Since early 2006 we have always offered a fixed term post for young, enthusiastic farm vets who want to focus on learning more about the practical aspects of dairy veterinary work. These fully qualified vets are given support and encouragement to become some of the best vets available to serve dairy farmers in the area. |
