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About this section
This branch gathers three sections: veterinary medicines, hygiene and disinfection products, and agrochemicals used to grow feed. The first goes into the animal, the second treats the barn, the equipment, udders and hooves, the third works on the field your fodder comes from. The site stays a classified board: we ask sellers for no licences and confirm no goods as genuine, so check the maker, the batch and the expiry date yourself, and agree any treatment plan with a vet. If you need a person rather than a product, vets who travel out to farms are listed under services.
What is sold in this branch?
Medicines and vaccines, disinfectants for buildings, products for udder and hoof care, insect and rodent control, and alongside them seed for fodder crops, fertiliser and silage preservatives.
Are sellers of medicines vetted?
No. This is a classified board: we request no permits and stand behind no product as genuine. Ask the seller for the manufacturer, the batch number and the expiry date, and ask a veterinary surgeon for the treatment plan.
Where do I find a vet, not a drug?
Under services. Vets there describe what they do, such as examination, vaccination, help at lambing and ultrasound, and they state how far out they are willing to travel to a farm.
Why does field chemistry belong here?
Because much of the fodder is grown on the holding itself. Seed, fertiliser, weed control and silage preservatives sit in this branch, while ready hay and grain belong to the feed section.