Keeping your herd healthy
Animal health, nutrition, identification, fencing and diagnostics — with a sales representative who knows your farm, and four country stores within reach of most of central Scotland.
Livestock health
Animal Health
Medications, treatments and vaccinations, with reps who know the latest products and can help you choose the right ones for your farm.
Animal health
Animal Health Planning
A thriving farm begins with healthy animals — planning built around keeping your herd or flock right, not just treating them when they aren't.
Health planning
Ear Tags & Identification
Identification is farm management and a legal requirement. Durable, easy-to-read tags that meet the rules.
Tags & IDBy enterprise
Dairy
Feed and dairy equipment, plus consultation that starts with your herd's own needs rather than a catalogue.
Dairy
The part that isn't on a shelf
Who is your local sales representative?
A reliable, knowledgeable rep who knows your farm is worth more than any product list. Find out who covers your area and how to reach them.
- They know your ground, your stock and what you bought last season
- Advice on animal health treatments and what is actually worth using
- One point of contact across health, nutrition, fencing and equipment
Around the farm
Hydration
Water is the cheapest input on the farm and the one most often overlooked. What it costs you when livestock drink less than they should.
Hydration
Silage & Baling
A steady supply of good silage underpins the whole year. Wraps, films, nets, twines and additives.
Silage & baling
Electric Fencing
Rutland fencing — a market leader for over 35 years — to keep stock where they should be.
Electric fencing
Ratta Pest Defence
Downland Ratta Pest Defence rat and mouse control for farm buildings and stores.
Pest controlTesting, data and technology
Four ways to replace guesswork with a number — before you dose, cull or change a ration.
Micron AgriTech
AI-powered parasite testing — in minutes, whether cattle, sheep or horses actually carry a worm or fluke burden worth treating.
Micron AgriTech
FecPak G2
Fact-based parasite management, recording and modelling faecal egg counts to minimise parasite losses.
FecPak G2
Genomics
Igenity genomic profiling for commercial beef and dairy, for confident breeding and selection decisions.
Genomics
Futurecow
The Teatscrubber prep system — a consistent wash, disinfect, dry and stimulate before milking.
FuturecowQuestions we're asked most
Where can I buy farm supplies in central Scotland?
McCaskie has four country stores — Ayr, Kinross, Lanark and Stirling — and more than 5,000 farm and rural products available online at mccaskie.store.
Who is my local McCaskie sales representative?
Every area has a named rep who visits farms, advises on animal health and nutrition and handles orders. Find out who covers your farm.
How do I know if my cattle or sheep need worming?
Test before you dose. Micron AgriTech gives a parasite result in minutes, and FECPAKG2 records and models faecal egg counts — so you treat only the stock carrying a burden worth treating.
How long has McCaskie supplied Scottish farmers?
Since 1957. McCaskie remains a family business, supplying animal health, nutrition, identification, fencing and farm equipment across Scotland.
Talk to someone who knows your farm
McCaskie — 01786 474 481 · info@mccaskie.co.uk
Country stores at Ayr, Kinross, Lanark & Stirling · Monday–Friday 8am–5pm