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Cambridge Beehive Vets4Pets
Inside Pets at HomeBeehive Centre
Coldhams Lane
Cambridge
CB1 3ET
Telephone: 01223 656 965
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Meet the team
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 am currently studying towards my Post-Graduate Certificate 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!
I graduated as a Veterinary surgeon from Cambridge in 2001 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.
I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2008 and since then have worked in small animal practice in both the UK and Australia. I moved back to Cambridge where I am originally from to be closer to friends and family and joined Vets4pets in December 2016. I enjoy working with all species of companion animals and love the variety of small and exotic veterinary practice.
In my spare time I enjoy walks with my border terrier Wilfred, keeping fit and travelling to new places.
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!
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 Kaja Sarzynska
Veterinary Surgeon
MRCVS
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
Kerry-Anne Griffiths
Registered Veterinary Nurse
MADPT BSc Hons (Animals Behaviour and Welfare)
’m one of the student nurses, entering my final year of training. I also have a first class degree in Animal Behavior and Welfare and have a particular interest in behavior and training in companion animals. I am a member of the APDT and run puppy and dog training classes in my spare time. I have a 6 year old golden retriever called Lyra and a hand reared kitten called Bobbie.
I have been working here at Cambridge Vets4Pets for over a year now as part of the reception team. I have loved my time here at Vets4Pets and will become more and more involved with this wonderful veterinary team as my job role here will soon be changing as I am going to become an animal care assistant and will eventually begin my training to become a fully qualified veterinary nurse. My background is very animal based and I have always loved animals having grown up around horses and small furies such as; hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs and more exotic animals as I also once rehomed a chinchilla.
I have a BTEC national diploma in equine management and also have my NVQ’s Level 1 and 2 in Horse care. As well as my animal based level 3 qualifications I also have a BSc (Hons) degree in Animal Behaviour. At home I have A lovely black and white domestic semi long haired cat called Captain (or Cappy for short) who came in as a stray to the surgery a little while ago and who loves lots of attention and cuddles, I also have a very large fish tank with four oranda goldfish.
I cannot wait to become more and more involved with this wonderful team where everyone is so passionate about animals and where there is such a great ethos and enthusiasm for everything that we do.
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!
’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.
I am new to the practice and I am enjoying my role. Being on reception and being able to meet clients and their pets makes each day enjoyable. I have previously worked in other reception roles but I am new to working with animals and I love it!
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
Vets4Pets Cambridge Beehive 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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OrthopaedicsSurgery of joints and bones.
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Operating TheatreAn operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.
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Digital X-RayDigital X ray equipment is available.
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Isolation UnitA special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
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EndoscopyAn 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.
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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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ECGECG is also available to keep your pet's heart healthy.
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UltrasoundGenerates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
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BiochemistryAllows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
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HaematologyAllows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
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ElectrolyteEnables the assessment of critical blood chemicals such as sodium and potassium.
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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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Keyhole SurgeryIn 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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Open 7 Days a WeekWe are open 7 days a week.
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DentistryThe treatment and prevention of dental disease
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Offers
Health Plans
Health Plan
Complete Care Senior
From £17
A complete care plan for your 7+ year old pet's continued good health
Health Plan
Vac4Life
Just £99
Vac4Life is a preventative plan following primary vaccinations
Out of hours
Vets24
39 Station Road West
Whittlesford
Cambridgeshire
CB22 4NL
39 Station Road West
Whittlesford
Cambridgeshire
CB22 4NL
Tel: Telephone: 0845 500 4247
Standard consultation from £120
Keyhole surgery
Laparoscopic surgery involves making two to three small incisions, which allows the veterinary surgeon to introduce a camera and some fine instruments. These allow the surgeon to perform a range of procedures.
