Discover how we can support your study
Who we are
Ridgeway Research is part of the Ridgeway group. Established in 1985, the group develops and supports scientific, animal health and farming excellence.
Ridgeway Research is a global contract research organization (CRO). We offer a wide range of studies in livestock species including cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, horses, poultry and game birds. We’ve conducted over 150 studies; many of the top ten global animal health companies have been our clients.
We also provide clinical expert statements, veterinary project management and registration expertise through our affiliated company, Shernacre Enterprise Ltd. Our sister company, Ridgeway Science, provides product services relating to progesterone in animals. We also work closely with Veterinary Research Management (VRM) Ltd, who offer bespoke veterinary project management.
Our premises include large, flexible animal housing, two laboratories, and a biosafety level 2 containment facility.
Learn more about our facilities here.
How we work
We provide cost-effective studies for veterinary projects across a wide range of disciplines.
We understand the importance of the quality and integrity of your studies. So we encourage you to come and view our facilities and to observe your study in progress.
We will never compromise on our ethical or scientific values. We are committed to the highest animal welfare standards and apply the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement (the three Rs) to all our studies.
Learn more about our commitment to quality assurance here.
Our team
Our reputation for scientific excellence is due to our highly skilled and experienced research team headed by leading parasitologist Maggie Fisher.
The team includes SQPs (suitably qualified persons), PRINCE2-trained project managers and Home Office licence holders. We have also been successful in our applications for several research grants.
We pride ourselves on always providing hands-on, flexible, professional and friendly service.
Contact us today to discuss a study.

