The big and shiny work experience bible

I'm in a similar situation dizzeedollee and I wanted to ask the question.

Literally there are no large animal vets in my area but by october I will have 2 weeks at the mixed practice (it is an excel vets as well so quite a good one). I spent 4 days doing small animal and a day out with a vet seeing some calf check ups and calving. I have another week booked in october to try and get my vets upto 4 weeks. I said to them when i booked this other week if I could go out with the LA vet all week and I think that was fine. But i have feelings like you, whether nothing much comes up, I will just be seeing the same old stuff again.

So if i do majority LA work that week I persume I could call it LA vets? I persume that the things you see on call is just the same as you would see in a LA practice?

OK, I know this is something that everyone asks, but it's troubling me. Will I have enough work experience, and what do I need more of (except everything)?

I have already done:
1 week mixed animal vets
1 week large animal vets
1 week wildlife centre
1 week dairy farm
1 week kennels
2 days at an abbatoir
and I've been going riding for 7ish years

For the summer I've got booked:
1 week small animal vets
1 week at a different small animal vets
1 week at an agricultural college/zoo

And I have 2 weeks unbooked so far...
I'm worried about my lack of lambing experience, but the lambing season will be after interviews (which sucks) so I basically won't have any lambing experience... any suggestions?

This may be a really stupid question but is it absolutely necessary to put down the name of all the places you did work experience at? It's just that by the time I will be submitting my application, I will have done work experience at 5 different vets, lambing at 3 different farms and dairy at two different farms, so I didn't want to waste space by writing 'I did lambing at so and so farm, so and so farm and so and so farm, and I did dairy at so and so farm, etc'. So would it just be okay to say 'I did lambing at 3 different farms'?

Just wondering about equine experience. I have had my own horses since I was 8 riding since I was 6, can I put this down under work experience? I have done a week at a farm with a livery yard too but im worrying about doing more?

this is an ems question with a simply answer so i didn't want to clog the forums with this but i just wanted to ask what exactly are the requirements for ems? i know you need 2 weeks horse, 2 weeks cows, 2 weeks pigs, 2 weeks sheep, etc, but what are the requirements for the farms? (i.e i know the pig farm needs to have at least 60 sows) and what are the requirements for the clinical ems?