A farm vet in Whitchurch who is committed to keeping livestock healthy has been recognised with a national award.
Laura Roberts, from LLM Farm Vets in Whitchurch, was named Young Dairy Vet of the Year at the 2025 Dairy Industry Trade Cream Awards, organised by British Dairying magazine.
The judges were impressed by the high level of customer care she provides to her clients, as well as her support for the wider dairy industry.
Laura, who lives on a dairy farm in Ruthin, North Wales, has worked at LLM Farm Vets for four years since graduation.
Although based at the Whitchurch site, she spends most of her time on the road, visiting farms across Shropshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, and North Wales.
Aside from her veterinary duties, Laura is on the board of the British Cattle Veterinary Association (BCVA), where she discusses important topics affecting the farming industry.
Laura is also committed to expanding her knowledge to better support her clients.
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She is currently studying for a Master's degree in bovine reproduction and has conducted research into calf growth rates and reactions in tuberculosis tests.
Laura said: "It was a surprise when my name was called out, but I'm really pleased to have won and very humbled that my colleagues put me forward for this award.
"Working with farmers is extremely rewarding and I enjoy helping them put together proactive health plans to keep their cows happy and sharing advice that can help them improve welfare, efficiency and cost effectiveness."
She expressed her gratitude to her clients and colleagues at LLM Farm Vets for their support in developing her skills, knowledge and confidence over the past four years.
Hannah Batty, a clinical director at LLM Farm Vets, said the team is thrilled with Laura's success.
She said: "Laura is an incredibly knowledgeable dairy vet, where her skills and client support translate into exceptional standards of clinical care.
"We are so incredibly proud to have her as part of our team and to see her passion and hard work recognised with the accolade of Young Dairy Vet of the Year."
LLM Farm Vets, a part of VetPartners, prides itself on delivering excellent service to dairy, beef, and sheep clients across the Midlands, North Wales, Lancashire, and Derbyshire.
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