Runcorn Vets4Pets

Louise started out  studying a btec in animal care at Reaseheath College. She then went on to do her veterinary nursing qualification in 2000 and qualified in 2002.

She has since worked at the University of Liverpool, teaching veterinary students in all aspects of veterinary medicine and procedures. She has recently joined us here at Runcorn as a part time member of staff and is looking forward to meeting all the lovely pets that visit the practice. 

She enjoys all aspects of vet nursing, but enjoys pharmacy and nurse clinics.

Out of work, Louise keeps busy at home with young son and husband. She enjoys going to the cinema and socialising with friends. 

Hi, My name is Susannah McNicholas and I am the Head Veterinary Nurse and Clinical lead at Runcorn Vets 4 Pets.

I have been in practice for over 10 years and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2015.
I have a keen interest in Canine behaviour and gained an Advanced diploma in this subject to allow me to give the best advice to clients.
I started out as a referral nurse working at Chestergates Veterinary specialists, before realising my passion for first opinion practice.
My main areas of interest include, pain management, behaviour, weight clinics and diabetic clinics.
As a veterinary nurse I love every aspect of helping clients and pets.
I have 2 American bulldogs called Brindie and Kai - they are both rescues and this breed holds a special place in my heart.
I also have 4 cats called, PomPom, Pip, Peanut and Poppet ( named by my daughter )
In my spare time I am kept busy with my daughter. She is a mini Vet in the making!
My hobbies include Pilates, and training my dogs. In my spare time I enjoy family walks and making the most of my beautiful family.
I look forward to meeting you all and helping your precious pets :)

I first joined Vet4Pets in 2016 as a receptionist. I was attracted to the industry through my love of animals. I am a busy mum of two and an avid rugby league fan. I have been practice manager here at Runcorn since October 2021 and absolutely love it. No two days are the same and our team is fantastic. I have a little crossbreed dog called Marshall and I spend my spare time watching documentaries and spending time with family and friends :)

Hi my name is Sam! My most favourite thing in the whole world is my bulldog called sky! She is spoilt rotten and a tad bit on the porky side! Which maybe down to all the treats i feed her :) I love the job i do and I'm so lucky to work for such an amazing vets, where we all really care about the animals and owners needs! Making sure your pet gets the best treatment! I have previously worked as an auxiliary veterinary nurse and completed a dog grooming course in my spare time as a hobby. When I'm not working at vets4pets you will normally find me out walking sky or socialising with my family and friends!

Hello I am Rennie and I joined the practice in April 2022.

I love my position and working at Runcorn Vets4Pets. I love animals so having an opportunity to contribute towards the health and wellbeing is such a joy.

I have made my home open to cats and dogs that did not have homes (sometimes they chose me). Some have stayed for a number of weeks and other we have had for 19 years.

My name is Alex.
I initially started out in the Equine industry after gaining qualifications in Equine Care and Management before developing an interest in Veterinary care. I am a Pet Health Advisor here at Runcorn Vets4Pets.

I have owned and ridden horses for most of my life and currently have a 25 year old horse named Jazz who is living out her well-deserved retirement after competing and working hard. I also have two lively kittens, Loki and Shadow. In Wales, my dad cares for our two other horses, Toby and Rudd and two yellow Labradors, Bailey and Moose.

Outside of work and animals in general, my interests include Criminology, documentaries and watching Formula 1.

Hello, my name is Daniel

I joined the practice in March 2023, I was attracted to the role for my love of animals. Being part of a team to help the health of animals is very rewarding.

I have two cats, Percy and Arthur. They are both rescue cats and I love them to bits.