Cirencester Vets4Pets
Inside Pets at HomeBridge Road
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 1NJ 01285 886360
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Open Today 09:00 - 18:00
Opening Hours
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- Sunday Closed
Advanced services
We have invested considerably in our team and kit to make a number of advanced services available to our clients. We also accept referrals from other practices.
Orthopaedics and fracture repair
Our veterinary team have undertaken advanced training to allow us to perform orthopaedic surgery in our practice. If your pet develops an abnormality involving their skeleton or joints, such as elbow dysplasia, a patella (kneecap) that gets stuck, or a torn cruciate ligament, an orthopaedic procedure may help them.
Ultrasound
We are pleased to be able to offer ultrasound scanning in practice, which is a painless way to look inside your pet’s body to find out what’s going on.
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Meet the team
Dr. Martina Eyre-Brook
Practice Owner & Senior Veterinary Surgeon
Dr.med.vet MRCVS DVM JVP
I am the Senior Vet, Clinical Director and owner of Vets4Pets Cirencester. Since I was a little girl I was fascinated by veterinary medicine and as soon as I could, I started helping out, after school, in my local small animal vet practice. There was no doubt that I would study veterinary medicine and in 2001 I graduated from university whilst working passionately in small animal hospitals. In 2009 I married my English husband, who served in the British Army based in Germany, and soon after we moved back to England. Since then I have worked in several different small animal surgeries from Cambridge in the East, to Winchester and on to Poole on the South Coast, in line with 2 yearly Army postings. Finally we are able to settle down and I am so happy that I get the chance to fulfil my dream of leading my own team & vet practice. At home I am always busy helping out on the family farm as much as I can and I am needed – changing from small animal vet skills to large animal work. As I have no spare time, there isn’t much time out of work for hobbies but my 7 dogs, 4 cats, 50 chickens, 2 children and farming husband are my love and life and I enjoy just being at home and making it homely and nice.
I was born and studied in sunny South Africa and moved to the UK in 2019.
Being a vet was something I wanted to be for as long as I can remember. I loved my student years and I absolutely love the job. I live with my husband and a very cheeky cat, called Lily who rules the roost!
I was born in Nicosia, Cyprus and qualified as a Vet in 2022, after graduating from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest. I grew up with a lot of animals so ever since I was 4 years old I was sure I wanted to help them and become a veterinarian, no other job ever crossed my mind. Back home I have mixed Pekingese rescue named Freddie, he is a one-eyed treasure and he cannot go a day without the love of his life, Hoover my cat, who will check and try to eat everything in sight!
Steph
Veterinary Surgeon
BVM BVS PgC (SAD) MRCVS Advanced Practitioner Small Animal Dermatology
Having grown up surrounded by animals, I went to Nottingham University to become a vet. Graduating in 2014, I spent three years in general practice before pursuing a career in small animal dermatology. In 2021, I completed a postgraduate certificate (PgC) in Small Animal Dermatology, and in 2022 was awarded Advanced Practitioner Status by the RCVS.
I enjoy all aspects of dermatology, as well as geriatric and feline medicine. Outside of my work at Vets4Pets, I also work as a clinical dermatologist at Vale Referrals and with the Guide Dogs.
I qualified in Ireland in 1997 and have worked in the UK since qualification – living locally in the Cotswolds for the last 12 years. I love being a vet, meeting new people and the challenges and problem-solving that every day brings. I particularly enjoy feline medicine.
I have 2 cats, 2 guinea pigs, a (fluctuating) number of chickens and aspire to have a dog when I retire! In my spare time, I like to travel, run, cook and spend time with my family and friends.
I qualified in 1987 and started at Vets4Pets Cirencester in May 2015. I love working with cats, especially the 'difficult' ones. I gained over the years a diploma in feline advanced diploma, due to my involvement in that area I have three wonderful rescue cats, Franklyn and Gwendolyn. Both of them have a tail to tell on how they came to be with me. But to do the dog world justice I have as well and active Jack Russell Terrier, Miona. I hand reared her after her mum was too sick to take her on. Please come and see me in the nurse clinics. I am always on the other end of the phone for you for advice or consults to go into your pets behaviour.
I joined the team in Feb 2023 after moving from North West London to Wiltshire. I have worked as a Veterinary Nurse since 2003 and explored various avenues of interest, I have a keen interest for surgical nursing and emergency, I also gained a certificate in anaesthesia and analgesia in 2017 which I thoroughly enjoy.
Outside of work I love to spend time with my family, which includes my 3 dogs, cat and budgie. I spent a lot of my youth beside a race track so also have a passion for racing and love a day out at the track and Goodwood.
I qualified as a RVN in 2010 and I joined Vets4Pets Cirencester in November 2022. In my spare time I enjoy walking my terrier Reggie and running around after my energetic 5 year old daughter.
I started working at Vets4Pets Cirencester in February 2019 after completing a level 3 diploma in Animal management at Cirencester college. In September 2020 I started studying at Bath College to become a Veterinary Nurse and will qualify in 2022/2023. I have always loved working with animals, especially dogs and I am particularly interested in training. In my spare time I enjoy training and walking my 2 French Bulldogs, Oakley and Bear and spending time with my friends and family.
I joined the team in December 2021 as an Animal Nursing Assistant after working as a receptionist at our emergency out of hours provider Vets Now in Swindon. Since joining the team I have now started my Nurse training in which I will be qualifying in 2024. In my free time I enjoy all things horsey and spending time with my dog Nelly.
I started working for Vets4Pets Cirencester as a Veterinary Care Assistant in May 22. I studied Animal Care for 2 years at Lackham College and I have grown up around a wide range of small animals. At home I currently have 3 free-roaming rabbits called Willow, Esme and Princess who I really enjoy spending time with. I really enjoy working with a wide range of animals, especially rabbits. I am looking to gain a Veterinary Care Assistant qualification then continue to progress in my role and beyond. In my spare time I enjoy going for long walks, arts and crafts, mudlarking, working on my allotment and spending time with my family.
I qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1993 and have worked in various veterinary practices ever since. I have also gained an additional certificate in practice management and administration, so I now work mainly behind the scenes helping out with some of the day to day admin tasks including payroll, health & safety, invoicing and processing insurance claims.
I have a very active border terrier at home so I spend most of my spare time with him enjoying long walks, fun agility and dog trick training.
My family have always had a ridiculous amount of pets in the home so I've grown up with all sorts of animals. I previously worked in Pets at Home as a Pet Care Advisor and developed my knowledge and love of animals within the role before joining the lovely Cirencester Vets4Pets team in November 2021.
Vets4Pets Cirencester is committed to bringing you affordable, high quality care via a modern, well equipped practice, including a lab, pharmacy, digital x-ray and ultrasound. Plus, on site car parking too!
The friendly team can't wait to meet all of their new clients!
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Services
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AnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthetic enables us to perform many procedures kindly and safely for your pet.
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ArthroscopyArthroscopy (also called arthroscopic or keyhole surgery) is a minimally invasive surgical procedure on a joint in which an examination and sometimes treatment of damage is performed using an arthroscope, an endoscope that is inserted into the joint through a small incision.
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BehaviouristThe Behaviourist approach to learning studied changes in behaviour that are caused by a person's direct experience of their environment, using the principles of classical and operant conditioning to explain them.
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Bereavement SupportMaking the decision to say goodbye to your pet is one of the toughest you’ll ever make. Pets provide us with unconditional love, friendship and comfort, so it is normal to have intense or conflicting emotions when it comes to euthanasia. At Vets4Pets we’re here for you and your pet for every step of your journey together.
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BiochemistryAllows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
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Blood Pressure MonitorUsed to measure the range of blood pressure as a preventative treatment to identify early signs of systemic hypertension.
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Blood TransfusionTreats many critically ill cats and dogs and our pioneering blood donor programme helps keep them alive.
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CardiologyCardiology
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Cruciate SurgerySurgery to repair damaged stifle ligaments.
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Dental X-RayUnlike humans, dogs need to be under general anesthesia for dental X-rays. Anesthesia is considered to be a safe procedure and will be performed after a general examination. It is tailored to the individual and your dog is continuously monitored during the dental exam.
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DentistryThe treatment and prevention of dental disease
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Digital X-RayDigital X ray equipment is available.
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Educational WorkshopsEducational workshops are held to create awareness.
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ElectrolyteEnables the assessment of critical blood chemicals such as sodium and potassium.
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Exotic PetCan see a range of patients, from small animals through to reptiles.
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Fracture RepairOrthopaedic surgery to correct broken bones.
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Groom RoomGrooming services available for your pet.
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Haematology – Blood testingAllows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
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Health PlansDesigned to cover all the regular pet care essentials such as vaccinations and flea and worm prevention, whilst saving you money.
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Home VisitsIf you can’t make it us, we will come to you. We offer routine home visit for pets who don’t like to leave the house or clients who are unable to visit us. (Additional costs may occur)
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Hospital WardSuite of custom-built kennels for the housing and monitoring of in-patients.
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In-house LaboratoryA range of analytical tests and equipment to assist in the rapid diagnosis of illness.
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Isolation UnitA special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
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Locally OwnedThis practice is locally owned.
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MedicationMedication
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MicrochippingA microchip can help retrieve lost pets
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Nurse ClinicAppointments with a highly qualified nurse which can cover anything from nutrition and fitness advice, grooming techniques, to pet socialisation classes.
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Nutritional AdviceAdvice and support for your pet's diet.
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Operating TheatreAn operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.
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OrthopaedicsSurgery of joints and bones.
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Oxygen ChamberEnables us to provide supplemental oxygen when needed.
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Pet Passport / Animal Health CertificateTrained Official Veterinarian vets to issue Pet Passports, Fit to Fly letters and rabies serology tests.
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PrescriptionsWe can provide written prescriptions upon request.
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Puppy PartiesPuppy parties to support you to train, socialise and ensure your puppy has the best start in life possible.
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Rabbit Medicine and TestingRabbit Medicine and Testing
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Separate Cat & Dog Waiting AreasSeparate cat and dog waiting areas, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
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Separate Cat & Dog WardsSeparate cat and dog hospital wards, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
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Small Mammal Medicine and SurgerySmall Mammal Medicine and Surgery
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Soft TissueSurgical procedures involving the soft tissues such as ears and skin.
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UltrasoundGenerates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
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Weight ClinicMonitoring clinic to help dogs and cats achieve optimal weights – both if they have been under or overweight
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X-RayGenerates digital 2D images of bones and internal organs.
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X-Ray & UltrasoundX-Ray & Ultrasound
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Health Plans
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Out of hours
c/o Drove Veterinary Hospital
County Park Business Centre
252 Croft Road
Swindon
SN1 4RW
Tel: Telephone: 01793 603810
Standard consultation fees start from £309.