Resident Veterinarian- Ranch

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Our client is a commercially focused livestock operation based in Laikipia West, known for disciplined breeding programs, strong animal health standards, and sustainable farm management. Specializing in quality goat and sheep production, the farm combines structured husbandry, biosecurity-driven systems, and integrated fodder and water solutions to drive consistent performance. This is an environment for veterinarians who want real ownership of herd health outcomes and the opportunity to influence productivity, welfare, and operational excellence at farm level.


Job Overview
They are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Resident Veterinarian to join their livestock farming team in Laikipia County. The ideal candidate will be proficient in diagnosing, treating, and managing the health needs of livestock, specifically goats, sheep, and cattle. As a crucial member of the team, you will play a key role in maintaining the health and productivity of our animals, contributing to the success of their farming operations.

Primary Responsibilities:

  • Medical Care: Perform thorough examinations, diagnose illnesses, and administer treatments for goats, sheep, and cows, ensuring the best possible care for all livestock.

  • Diagnostics: Conduct and interpret diagnostic tests, including blood work and ultrasound, to identify and address health issues accurately.

  • Preventive Care: Implement vaccination programs, parasite control measures, and regular health checks to prevent diseases and promote overall herd wellness.

  • Farmer Education: Provide guidance and advice to farm staff on best practices for animal health management, including nutrition, breeding, and routine care.

  • Record Management: Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all medical treatments, vaccinations, and health assessments, ensuring compliance with veterinary and agricultural standards.

  • Emergency Care: Respond swiftly to urgent cases, providing critical care during emergencies, including difficult births, injuries, and severe illnesses.

  • Collaboration: Work closely with farm management and support staff to ensure the smooth functioning of daily operations and uphold high standards of animal care.

Requirements

  • Education: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) or equivalent degree from an accredited veterinary school.

  • Licensure: Valid veterinary license to practice in Kenya.

  • Experience: Previous experience in treating livestock, especially ruminants such as goats, sheep, and cattle, is highly preferred. New graduates with a strong interest in livestock care are also welcome to apply.

  • Skills: Proficient in diagnostics, excellent problem-solving skills, effective communication with farm staff, and familiarity with veterinary record-keeping software.

  • Physical Requirements: Ability to handle large livestock, including lifting, restraining, and working in outdoor farm conditions for extended periods

Desired Attributes:

  • A genuine passion for livestock farming and animal welfare.

  • Strong adaptability to work in a rural, fast-paced farm environment.

  • Keen attention to detail and a proactive approach to identifying and resolving health issues.

  • Dedication to ongoing learning and staying current with advancements in veterinary care, particularly for livestock.

Qualified candidates are encouraged to share their CV to with the subject 'Resident veterinarian-Ranch' Please note that the deadline for sharing the CV is 14th January 2026.
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