Veterinary work experience advice

The work experience requirements vary uni to uni, you have to reach the minimum requirements at the ones you apply to to be considered, although most are now lowering them or even getting rid of the compulsory number of hours - but obviously doesn't mean 'don't do any'. Before covid the general requirements were 2 weeks at vets and 2-4 weeks 'other' husbandry so farms, stables, shelters, kennels etc, so generally I recommend around that as a baseline. Try to get a mix of small animals, farm (lambing is great! If you can find some cow stuff that'd be amazing, but not necessary) and equine if you can - riding schools generally love an extra pair of hands. But I think what you have now is a good start and if you can't get more weeks at vet clinics I wouldn't worry unless you are applying to a vet school that requires more. Remember to get references at the end of your placements (Surrey's guide is good for this even though they no longer required them this year) and keep a diary of contact details, number of hours, tasks you did and what you learned etc.