Newbury South Vets4Pets

I graduated as a Veterinary Surgeon from the University of Nottingham in 2017 and have been with Vets for Pets ever since, working at our Newbury vet practice since 2018. In 2025, I took the exciting step of becoming a partner here at our vets in Newbury, alongside Dan and Joe. I’m very excited about the future of the Newbury vet practice and I feel privileged to be part of a team who consistently go above and beyond for our patients. We treat every animal as though they were our own, and we’re proud to offer advanced soft tissue and orthopaedic surgeries, ensuring our patients receive the very best care possible.

I enjoy all aspects of clinical work, getting to know and spending time with our patients and their owners. I’m particularly passionate about surgery and in 2023 was pleased to have been awarded a Postgraduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery with the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA). I’m currently pursuing a second certificate in Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care with the BSAVA to ensure our patients receive the highest level of care during emergency situations.

I qualified from the Royal Veterinary College and have a special interest in small animal orthopaedics and soft tissue surgery. Further to qualifying I have passed the British Small Animal Veterinary Association Surgical exams and was awarded a post graduate certificate in small animal surgery. This is an intensive three year course where Veterinary Surgeons are taught by Specialists to perform more advanced and technically demanding operations. We offer referral work for soft tissue and orthopaedics including TPLO/TTA/CCWO for cruciate surgery, fracture repair, key hole surgery and airway surgery (BOAS). In 2017 I was recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons for our work in surgery and awarded Advanced Practitioner Status in orthopaedics and soft tissue surgery. I am presently studying for a second award in Advanced Small Animal Orthopaedics so as to offer our clients even more when it comes to their pet’s care.

Away from the operating table I really enjoy playing rugby. Dan and myself met on the rugby field fourteen years ago and I’m very excited to be owning a practice where I first began my veterinary career.

I also own a rescue cat called Cobweb who came to us from the RSCPA with a broken pelvis (now cured!) and a black Labrador Lyra who is always a welcoming face on reception at work.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2012. Joe and I decided to open our first Vets4Pets practice in Abingdon in 2016, having worked in multiple referral and first opinion veterinary hospitals across the UK prior to taking this big step. We later opened in Oxford and Newbury and are very proud of the teams we have working at each practice. I split my time between each of the three practices and have recently passed post graduate examinations with the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) in Small Animal Internal Medicine.

My clinical areas of interest are intensive care, acute medicine and soft tissue surgery, although I enjoy all aspects of veterinary practice. I am also developing a special interest in working dogs, and in 2020 volunteered as a trail veterinarian on the Iditarod Dog Sled race across Alaska! I believe in treating all of my patients as if they were my own animals and am extremely proud of the way the whole team here put our patients and clients first.

My wife Lucy is also a vet and one of the partners at Vets4Pets Oxford, and we live with two naughty dogs called Watson and Doug, and a rather superior three legged cat called Archie!

I graduated from the University of Bristol in 2010 with Honours and immediately started working at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals after gaining a Junior Clinical Training scholarship. From here I moved to rural Warwickshire to work in a traditional mixed practice. These early experiences gave me a good grounding in both first opinion and referral work across a wide variety of species. I have worked at Vets4Pets Newbury (formerly Companion Care) since it first opened in 2014. My areas of clinical interest are internal medicine and emergency care and I really enjoy furthering my knowledge whenever possible.

Outside of work I am kept very busy by my four dogs “Briar”, “Sweep”, “Ebby” and our latest addition, a rescue called “Holly”. After growing up on a farm I like nothing more than spending time out in the countryside with the dogs, especially if a long walk and visit to a pub garden is involved.

I studied at the university of Liverpool where I graduated with a degree in Veterinary Medicine in 2023.

I love all aspects of being a veterinary surgeon especially surgery and getting to know all of our wonderful clients and pets.

Outside of vet life I love walking my dogs! I have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel called Noel and a cheeky rescue Lurcher puppy called Figgy who accompany me on my adventures. I also love playing hockey and paddle boarding (when the suns out!).

I qualified with a BVetMed from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London.

My clinical interests are in surgery and orthopaedics and hope to pursue advanced surgical training in the near future. I am happy to be a part of such a well rounded team and I look forward to helping all the clients and pets the best I can.

I am originally from West London and have really enjoyed moving to and settling into Newbury. When I’m not vetting I find myself at the gym, at arm wrestling club, or attempting to play football.

I started at Vet4Pets Newbury South in August 2022, after working in a busy veterinary hospital for many years. I enjoy all aspects of veterinary nursing but have a particular interest in surgery and anaesthesia. I am a clinical coach and enjoy teaching both veterinary nurse students in practice. I love the team here at Vets4Pets Newbury South and the gold standard care provided for all animals.

I am kept very busy outside of work with my 3 year old little boy. We enjoy spending as much time as possible outside exploring new places. 

I graduated from The Royal Veterinary College London in 2022 and joined Vets4Pets Newbury South two years later. 

I enjoy working at Vets4Pets Newbury South due to the variety of surgical and medical cases coming through our doors and the excellent team behind the scenes. 

I am now working towards a surgical certificate with hopes to pass my exams this November!

At home in the south east of Spain, we have our family dog, a very spoilt black Labrador called Diesel. In my spare time you’ll find me booking my next trip to see him for a walk along the beach or a game of ball!

I started working at Vets4Pets in September 2019 as a receptionist and progressed to a Veterinary Care Assistant shortly after this.

I began my Veterinary Nursing journey in September 2021, and qualified in May 2024! My main interest of nursing is surgical and anaesthesia cases. 

It is so rewarding to see the difference the whole team at Vets4pets make to each and every animal that comes in to see us and I couldn’t ask for a better place to work!

I have always loved animals, both big and small, and come from a household of many cats and dogs, including a rescue cat called Puddle.

I joined Vets4Pets Newbury South initially as a receptionist, after working with animals for many years from kennels to dog walking as well as being a fully trained dog groomer. I studied at Berkshire College of Agriculture and completed my Level 3 Extended Diploma in animal management, which included working with a vast variety of animals of all different species. As a receptionist, I missed being hands on with the animals and so progressed to a Veterinary Care Assistant and I am now currently a Student Veterinary Nurse.

I have two crazy dogs and an adopted rabbit at home and they are spoilt rotten. I love going abroad and helping at rescue shelters with the less fortunate animals.

It's great to be making a difference for all the pets that come into us as I have a passion for all animals big and small.

I started with Vets 4 Pets Newbury South in March 2023 on Reception and the opportunity to become a Veterinary Care Assistant came up and I jumped at the opportunity. I became a Student Veterinary Nurse in September 2024. 

I have always loved being with and helping all animals big or small.

I have two dogs, a cat and gecko.

I really enjoy working at Vets4Pets Newbury South, the team are so lovely and I love meeting all our patients and having cuddles.

I joined Vets4pets's in January 2025, to complete my year placement whilst studying at Sparsholt university.
I originally did a level 3 diploma in Animal Management, but am currently studying for a FDSC Veterinary nursing science and am in my second year of this. The team have been so lovely and welcoming, I already feel apart of the amazing team. I'm learning loads and am particularly enjoying seeing all the lovely patients!
I have 2 dogs of my own, which I love taking on long walks, where they both love getting covered in mud!

I joined Vets4pets Newbury South in September 2019 as a Veterinary care assistant and in September 2022 became Senior Veterinary Care Assistant. I have always had an interest in animal health and their wellbeing. I have a love for all animals big or small and yes I’m that person sitting with the dog at a party full of people. Animals are a big part of the family and owners put their trust in us to care for them, so it’s a great feeling to be part of such an amazing team all working together to help care for them. Knowing that every day we are making a difference to an animal's life is one of the most rewarding parts of working in veterinary care.....obviously all the puppy cuddles help too.

In my free time I enjoy spending time with family, friends and taking long walks with my 2 dogs Roo and Mya.

I Joined Vets4Pets Newbury in July 2024. I've always had a huge passion for the care and wellbeing of animals. It's the centre of everything I do whether that be in practice or at home with my two crazy dogs or my six even crazier ferrets.

I joined Vets4Pets in January 2019 as the Practice Manager for Abingdon, Oxford Botley Road and Newbury London Road.

I have previously worked as a Veterinary Practice Manager, a GP Practice Manager and also spent 10 years as a Human Resources Manager with over 800 colleagues to look after!

I am passionate about animals and have a mad Australian Labradoodle called Kiwi.

I love the amazing team at Vets4Pets. They care so much about every single patient and client experience and they are also great fun to work with!

The best part of the day is having cuddles with our patients – this is the best job in the world!

I joined Vets4Pets Newbury South in September 2018, where I started as a Veterinary Receptionist and now work as Head Receptionist/Administrator.  I thoroughly enjoy my role, particularly working closely with insurance companies and suppliers to ensure everything runs smoothly.

I feel incredibly fortunate to be part of such a dedicated and compassionate team. We all share a commitment to providing the best care, attention, and plenty of cuddles for every patient who walks through our doors. The dynamic challenges of working in a veterinary practice keep me engaged, and I am constantly learning something new, which makes each day exciting.

Outside of work, I love spending time outdoors and discovering new places with my partner and our two children. At home, we’re also kept busy by our cat Macy, a silver tabby.

I’m looking forward to meeting you and your pets on your next visit with us.

Hi! I grew up loving animals, would often bring horses home after school as they had escaped from their field, get changed and then take them back. I used to walk a lot of dogs in the neighbourhood but had to wait many years to get my own, first dog, Beau, a larger than life Dalmatian. After too many years to mention in corporate life, I decided to break free and do something completely different! I worked as a kennel assistant, at a local kennels, and was very happy working there, then Covid arrived! This forced a downturn in the business for the kennels, this, along with new legislation, the kennels closed and I was made redundant. I was then fortunate enough to join the great team of people at Vets4Pets, Newbury South in the summer of 2023. Working here is great, it’s like being part of a big family.