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Vets4Pets Thamesmead

Meet the team

Thamesmead V4P Stevan Pesic

Stevan Pesic Dipl Vet, MRCVS

Veterinary Surgeon and Owner

I am a qualified Veterinary Surgeon in two countries – my native Serbia and the UK where I am a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. 

I work with small animals and have an interest in diagnostics such as x-rays and ultrasound, as well as in soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery. 

I have worked in west Kent since 2005, working alongside some of the best Vets in the country and getting to know the pet lovers who live here. 

Your pets deserve the highest standards of care - and that's what we deliver. I love living in Kent with my wife, two lovely daughters and two cats who take up most of my free time. What little is left I spend playing basketball.



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Ewa Niewczas MRCVS

Veterinary Surgeon

Hi, my name is Ewa and I am a veterinary surgeon here at Thamesmead.

I graduated in 2015 at Wroclow University of Environmental and life sciences in Poland. Becoming a vet was my childhood dream and I really enjoy taking care of animals.

After graduation I completed internships at Tel-Aviv zoo in Israel and Great Western Exotics referral in Swindon, where I found my big love for Exotic pets and wildlife medicine. After coming back to Poland I continued to work as a small animal GP and recently moved back to the UK.

I am a proud owner of a cat named Bomgo, german shepherd Sebe and Morley, the cockatiel.



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Nicola Harris RVN

Head Nurse

My name is Nikki and I am the Head Nurse here at Thamesmead.

I have been nursing for over 26 years. Every day is different.

I have a partiular interest in Animal Behaviour and Preventative Health Care We treat all our patients as if they were our own animals and spoil them rotten.

At home I have a SBT called Katie and a DSH cat called Duggie.

I also have a 15 year old son who is more trouble than Katie and Duggie put together.