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Chicken Vet for the Bristol region, plus UK-wide video consultations

Want to learn how to keep your chickens safe from red mites, lice, & worms? Online course coming soon! Sign up below for early bird discount!

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Want to learn how to keep your chickens safe from red mites, lice, & worms? Online course coming soon! Sign up below for early bird discount! 🐔

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Dr Sharon Evans, dressed in blue overalls and wearing a white face mask. She's in a clients chicken run, and holding a brown hen, wrapped in a white towel.

About

I’m Dr Sharon Evans, pet chicken vet! I’m passionate about poultry health and welfare, and about providing veterinary services for pet poultry and small backyard flocks.

I currently work with both commercial chickens and pet poultry (chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, quail).

Read more about Chicken Clinic

What my clients say:

“…Sharon's approach was amazing, she was so kind, professional, took her time and provided the most thorough service, all in the relaxed environment of our back garden”

‘‘…Her knowledge and care are truly invaluable.”

‘‘…She's incredibly knowledgeable and deeply passionate about chickens.’’

Read Google reviews here

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Services

Dr Sharon Evans. Dressed in a blue coverall, wearing a white face mask and blue golves. She is inside a clients utility room, holding a small black and white chicken. She is examining the bird using a stethoscope.

  • Saves your birds the stress of a visit to a Vet practice. I can treat sick birds or provide general health checks in the comfort of your garden - for clients in Bristol and the surrounding areas.

    Multiple birds or problems can be checked in a single visit. I provide clear, practical treatment advice, friendly, supportive care, and offer training when needed in tasks such as bandaging or giving medication for all backyard poultry.

    Click here for more information about home visits

  • You can access Veterinary care for your birds from anywhere! We can discuss anything you like about chickens, ducks, poultry, turkeys or quail!

    A Zoom link will be generated on booking a video call.

    Click here for more information about video calls

  • If your vet isn’t poultry savvy, they can contact me for extra help.

    Click here for more information on vet referrals

  • Coming soon - a selection of courses from managing mites, lice and worms to chicken first aid.

    Click here for more information, or to register your interest in online courses

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FAQs

  • If you’d like to book a home visit or a video call. Please select a convenient time using the online booking system.

    If there are no suitable appointments available, please email sharon@chickenclinic.co.uk

  • Please note, I do not have admin support and may not be able to answer your phone call immediately. You may find answers to general questions on the website. I can not offer advice over email. If you need help for a bird, please book a home visit or a video call.

    If you can’t find an answer to your query, please email sharon@chickenclinic.co.uk

  • Prices are listed here.

    If you’d like an estimate based on your location, please email sharon@chickenclinic.co.uk

  • I can prescribe medications, ‍perform basic surgery (under local anaesthetic) , and perform gentle home euthanasia.

    Chickens are very good at hiding sings of illness. Read more about signs of a sick chicken

    I can also provide general preventative health advice, carry out flock health checks, and prepare health plans, including advice on lice, mites, worming, husbandry, behaviour, nutrition etc.

  • Lice and mites are common parasites found on chickens. The treatments are different, so you need to correctly identify the correct one.

    Read more about red mites

    Read more about lice

  • Always take a faeces sample for a worm egg count first. Read more about worm egg count testing

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Dr Sharon Evans is teaching her chicken health and poorly hen care course. She is stood at a table and is pointing to the crop area on a model chicken.
Beep the rooster. White rooster (cockerel) looking at the camera. He has large, red comb and wattles.
Sunny day, blue sky. 3 brown hens stood in a grassy field. Suspiciously looking at the camera.
Dr Sharon Evans, teaching the chicken health and poorly hen care course. She is sat on a table talking to the class and holding a toy (stuffed) hen for demonstrations
two brown hens in a large garden on grass. They are pecking at a block of lucerne
Dr Sharon Evans at a home visit. She is in a large garden swuating down examining a chicken from a distance.
Dr Sharon Evans is dressed in blue overalls and wearing a white mask. She knelt on the floor and was bandaging the leg of a white chicken, whilst the owner held the bird.
Black copper maran chicken undergoing a moult. the chicken is looking at the camera in anticipation of a treat. the length of her neck is missing feathers.
Dr Sharon Evans is dressed in blue overalls and wearing a white mask. She is in a field. A client is holding a brown hen, while sharon is trimming the bird's beak with a rotary tool,
Close-up image of poultry red mites. They are 8-legged mites that vary in colour (grey, brown to red) and size due to the life stage and if they've consumed a blood meal recently
Close-up image of a large, round worm from a chicken. It's a long yellow worm. Its placed next to a large marker pen lid for scale.
Soft shelled egg. Pale brown shell with two large dents.
Clients garden. 3 brown ducks, 1 white and one black chicken. They are stood in a grassy garden pecking at the ground.
Chicken egg with a wrinkled shell. The shell is light brown with multible horizontal creases in the shell.
Poultry lice. Magnified image of a louse. Shows a yellow coloured insect with 6 legs, the head and body are visible