Peterborough Vets for Pets

I qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2011 and started at Vets4Pets in 2014. I enjoy working with all kinds of animals but have a special interest in dentistry, ophthalmology and looking after our older pets. Just like people, I think that our pets are only as old as they feel! At home, I have two Springer Spaniels, called Cleo and Nero, and we do agility and heel work together. I also have a ginger cat, called Cairo, who is very naughty!

My love of animals started at a very young age; where as I grew up I had a strong interest in science and this led me to study to become a vet at Bristol University. Since then I have gained experience working at several small animal surgeries and I was thrilled to join the Vets4Pets Peterborough team in January 2013, where I have been able to provide the high quality of care I strive for, with a friendly, personal service. I became a partner later that year when we also had the exciting opportunity to open our sister practice in Bretton. I enjoy all aspects and the variety of veterinary practice but have a particular interest in internal medicine and imaging such as ultrasound. I enjoy building relationships with my patients and their owners, treating each patient as an individual and I look forward to getting to know you and your much loved family pets.

I qualified as a veterinary nurse from The College of Animal Welfare in 2017 and completed my training with Vets4Pets Peterborough. I particularly enjoy dental care and laboratory work and aspire to add to my qualification with further certificates. In my spare time I like to travel and enjoy gym classes. I have no pets of my own, however I enjoy meeting all of our client’s animals whether furry, feathery or scaly.

Ellie has been working in the veterinary industry since 2016. Ellie has an interest in radiography and orthopaedic cases. At home she spends her time looking after her welsh springer spaniel who has a hip dysplasia and a number of allergies. She also has a number of snakes, a tortoise, a Harris hawk and several hundred composting worms. Ellie is also a clinical coach and supports new student nurses in their training within the practice. Ellie's interests and hobbies outside of work include falconry, gardening, playing the piano, geology, and watercolour painting.

I joined the Vets4Pets Peterborough Team in December 2015 and it has been a pleasure meeting and greeting our clients and their pets. I have a rescue dog called Tilly at home, whom I can’t imagine life without. I love spending time with her and taking her out for long walks. I also have a mischievous rescue cat called Monty, who always keeps me on my toes, as well as pet quail called Neive. The best part of my job is that I get to cuddle animals every day and see them get better.

I joined the team as a receptionist in August 2018 and have had an amazing journey so far meeting all the different animals that come through our doors. I have a dachshund called Fidget who is my absolute world. When I am not at work, Fidget and I love to explore new places, our favourite being the sea side. 

My first vivid memory was getting my first cat when I was 5 years old. Since then I have always wanted to work with animals and to help them. I gained my degree in Applied Animal Studies at Northampton in 2015 and dabbled in all different sectors of animal work, some as jobs and some as work experience before settling at Vets4pets in November 2020. I have an old man Tabby cat at home called Simba who is incredibly cuddly. In my spare time I like to read or be outdoors with nature.