Cambridge Barnwell Road Vets4Pets

Open Today 10:00 - 16:00

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 19:00
Thursday 08:00 - 19:00
Friday 08:00 - 19:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 10:00 - 16:00

Meet the team

Vets

Dr Benedetta Marinucci

Practice Owner & Veterinary Surgeon

MA VetMB MRCVS

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I graduated as a Veterinary surgeon from Cambridge in 2010 and have worked for Swayne and Partners in Suffolk before joining the Vets4Pets team in 2013 initially as an assistant and then as Joint Venture Partner. I was born in Italy but have now spent twelve years in Cambridge. I enjoy all aspects of veterinary medicine but especially surgery and dentistry and I am currently studying for a Post-Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery which will allow us to expand on the already extensive range of surgeries that we can offer within the practice She has two dogs, Fabio and Sybil, who like to help out (or hinder!) reception. In my spare time I enjoys running and reading a good book, as well as taking the dogs on muddy walks on Holkham beach.

Dr Hayley Baker

Practice Owner & Veterinary Surgeon

MA VetMB GPCert (endo) MRCVS

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I am Joint Venture Partner of Vets4Pets Cambridge Barnwell Road and Cambridge Beehive. I grew up in Guildford, Surrey and qualified from Cambridge University in 2008. I went on to work at a small animal practice in Reading. From there I moved to Cork in Ireland where I worked at a small animal hospital with a high case load of emergencies and traumas which is where my passion for emergency and critical care developed, with a particular interest in soft tissue surgery.I have taken over the laparoscopic surgeries in the practice and I have an advanced qualification in Endoscopy and Endosurgery. This means in addition to our very popular Laparoscopic (Keyhole) spaying I am now able to offer a range of surgeries by keyhole including gastropexies, abdominal organ biopsies, intestinal foreign removal, bladder stone removals and more. Keyhole is the gold standard for most human surgeries so I am very excited to be able to offer this to our furry patients now. I moved back to Cambridge in 2012 when I started with Vets4Pets. After a brief break to have my daughter, Evie, I returned as Joint Venture Partner in 2015 for both our Practices. My free time is taken up looking after my two labradoodles Humphrey and Cass. I am so excited about getting to work with our fantastic team again and look forward to seeing all our lovely patients soon!

Dr Helen McMillan

Veterinary Surgeon

MA VetMB MRCVS

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I qualified as a veterinary surgeon from Cambridge University in 2014 and worked in small animal practice in Huntingdon before joining the Vets4Pets Cambridge team in August 2017. I enjoy all aspects of general practice and particularly enjoy soft tissue surgery. Outside of work I enjoy baking and spending time with family and friends and would love to have a dog of my own sometime soon!

Dr Jessica Lau

Veterinary Surgeon

BVSc MRCVS

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I graduated from Liverpool University in 2012. I completed a Masters in Veterinary Epidemiology after graduation and then worked in mixed practice for two years. I developed a keen interest in small animals so became exclusively a small animal vet in 2015. I joined Vets4Pets in February 2018 and I am currently studying for a Post-Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery. Outside of work I love all things lurcher, having two of my own. I also enjoy all aspects of food - both making and eating!

Dr Martina Li

Veterinary Surgeon

BSc BVetMed MRCVS

Dr Nikkea Roberts

Veterinary Surgeon

BSc BVetMed MRCVS

Nurses

Tori Murray

Head Nurse

RVN Cert VN ECC

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Tori has been qualified since 2005. Since qualifying, she has spent her time working with busy veterinary hospitals, including the Cambridge University Vet School as a theatre nurse and as a senior veterinary nurse at a busy 24 hour hospital. She joined the Vets4Pets Cambridge team in February 2016. Tori has a particular interest in all aspects of surgery, radiography and rehabilitation. She has studied Canine Rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee, USA and has recently completed the Vets Now Certificate for Veterinary Nursing in Emergency and Critical Care. As well as caring for the patients, Tori is keen to support and help with the progression of the student nurses within the practice. Outside of work, Tori enjoys baking, travelling and spending time with her horse William.

Georgina Foster

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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I am the longest serving nurse, having been with Vets4Pets for 12 years, 5 of which as Head Nurse. I am a Registered Veterinary Nurse having studied for my Degree Qualification and have a strong passion for Anaesthesia and Critical Care. I have enjoyed going to Corfu on a couple of occasions to assist in the neutering of stray dogs. Over the years I have collected an array of unwanted animals, with the latest count being 2 dogs, 2 cats and 3 guinea pugs. I am also a mother to three beautiful girls, which ensure that any spare moment is filled!

Emma Wells

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2015 at a busy 24 hour hospital. I have a keen interest in surgery, radiography and wildlife. Along side my Veterinary nursing qualification, I also have a Level 3 diploma in animal management. I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2015 at a busy 24 hour hospital. I have a keen interest in surgery, radiography and wildlife. Along side my Veterinary nursing qualification, I also have a Level 3 diploma in animal management. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my crazy German Sherpherd call Harley. I also own a cat called Lady, who was a stray brought into the practice and four Poland chickens. I enjoy taking my Land Rover Off Road and on charity events.

Sarah Flack

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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I have been nursing since 2007 and qualified as an RVN in 2009. I have worked in a mixture of small animal and mixed practices across the British Isles, from large veterinary hospitals to small practices. I hold certificates in Veterinary Nursing of Exotic Species and Emergency and Critical Care. I have also co-authored part of a veterinary nursing textbook on exotic pets and wildlife.

I am passionate about our native wildlife, and being involved with wildlife rescue and rehabilitation led to the start of my career in veterinary nursing. Preventative healthcare and welfare of pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs and birds is something I am keen to educate pet owners about. I also have a keen interest in anaesthesia and pain management.

Kirsty Jackson

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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I have recently qualified as registered veterinary nurse this summer after starting my training here at vets 4 pets in 2013. Before starting on my career as a veterinary nurse I worked at an animal charity for 6 years mainly working with horses and livestock and small furries. I enjoy all aspects of veterinary nursing and in the future I plan to further my education focusing on small animal nursing. At home I spend most of my spare time with my dog, Baboushka and my horse, Gem.

Jenny Runeckles

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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I started as a degree student at Vets4Pets Cambridge in 2015 and after a number of placements took up a full time role. In 2017 I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse. I have a particular interest in the laparoscopic procedures that are performed at Barnwell Road and enjoy scrubbing in for them. At home I have a cat called Noddy.

Emma Jordan

Registered Veterinary Nurse

RVN

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My name is Emma, I started my nursing career with Vets4Pets Cambridge in November 2012 after previously working in various other job roles with small furies and horses. I hold a Level 3 National Diploma in Animal Management and I am studying at the moment to become a qualified registered veterinary nurse. I enjoy all aspects of general nursing and love meeting the clients and their pets during nurse clinics. At home I have a three legged cat called Peggy and a Netherland dwarf rabbit called Lilly.

Non Clinical

Denise White

Head Receptionist

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I have worked as a veterinary receptionist at Vets4Pets Cambridge for several years. I am known for undertaking many rescues and rehoming’s in the practice! I live with many pets including a 6kg house rabbit called Fufi who thinks he is a dog!

Sam Hart

Practice Manager

Leyla Koksal

Receptionist

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I’ve been at the practice since 2010. I really enjoy my job as I love reception work and I adore animals. As the first point of contact, it’s lovely to be able to welcome clients to the practice and meet their furry companions. Having been here so long I have got to know the regular faces and its lovely to be able to share in their joy when their pets are doing well. Some days can be challenging so I’m lucky to work along a hardworking and fun team.

Emily Jones

Receptionist

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As a receptionist at Vets4Pets Cambridge I am very excited to be part of the team and get to know everyone. I have always had a passion for animals and love working among people on reception as I get to meet lots of new friendly faces. In my free time I like to go on dog walks along the River Cam and can end up walking for miles! I have also had many pets over the years including my fluff ball cat Bella

Gemma Harrison

Receptionist

About us

Vets4Pets Cambridge Barnwell Road 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! Now offering Laparoscopic Spays!

The friendly team can't wait to meet all of their new clients!

Our local vet Hayley Baker is a regular on Cambridge 105FM

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Services

Dental X-Ray
Unlike 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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Emergency cover
Even if we are closed, we have your pet covered.
Orthopaedics
Surgery of joints and bones.
Operating Theatre
An operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.

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Digital X-Ray
Digital X ray equipment is available.
Isolation Unit
A special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
Endoscopy
An endoscope is a long tube connected to a light source and video camera that sends real time images to a television screen for viewing. Endoscopy is the use of an endoscope within internal structures and organs of the body. The endoscope can be inserted through natural openings such as the mouth, nose or rectum to reach the structure of interest.
Blood Pressure Monitor
Used to measure the range of blood pressure as a preventative treatment to identify early signs of systemic hypertension.
ECG
ECG is also available to keep your pet's heart healthy.
Ultrasound
Generates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
Biochemistry
Allows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
Haematology
Allows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
Electrolyte
Enables the assessment of critical blood chemicals such as sodium and potassium.
In-house Laboratory
A range of analytical tests and equipment to assist in the rapid diagnosis of illness.
Keyhole Surgery
In human medicine ‘keyhole’ surgery or laparoscopy has been used for many years given its reduced surgical trauma and quicker recovery times compared to traditional 'open' surgery.
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Dentistry
The treatment and prevention of dental disease
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