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Amesbury Vets4Pets
18-20 Sandell PlaceAmesbury
Wiltshire
SP4 7FL 01980 676510
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Open Today 08:30 - 19:00
Opening Hours
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- Sunday Closed
Parking and access information
Plenty of free parking directly outside the practice.
Disabled bays.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is the insertion of needles into specific points on the body to produce a healing response and is used worldwide to treat a variety of conditions in different species. These include musculoskeletal problems such as arthritis or intervertebral disk disease, respiratory problems such as feline asthma, skin problems such as lick granulomas or allergic dermatitis and even gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhoea. At Vets4Pets Amesbury we have a qualified Veterinary Acupuncturist on site and are able to offer this effective therapy to patients at the practice with our Vet, Iris Daunt Withers.
Specialist Nurse Clinics
At Vets4Pets Amesbury we have an award winning nursing team, with a wealth of experience and knowledge, dedicated in supporting owners to care for their pets. Our Registered Veterinary Nurses have all undertaken further qualifications and training in specialist areas such as nutrition, dermatology, emergency and critical care, arthritis management, laser therapy and dental care. The team are available to offer support and advice in a range of clinics from the early days with our kitten/puppy chats to post-operative checks and pet care clinics covering services such as flea and worm treatments, nail clips and dental checks. We also offer more specialist appointments with our dedicated senior pet checks to support the golden oldies, weight management clinics, antenatal appointments, Laser therapy sessions and dermatology support for those itchy pets.
Airway Surgery
Brachycephalic dog breeds such as French bull dogs and pugs make up some of the most popular dogs in the UK. The skull and jaw bones are shorter in these dogs, meaning that there is too much soft tissue in this area which makes air flow through the respiratory passages much harder. Dogs with significant BOAS (Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome) have more difficulty breathing, exercising and sleeping therefore widening the entrance to the nostrils and shortening the soft palate can help prevent life-threatening breathing problems. Our Practice Owners Tom and Sonia are both Certificate Holders with an interest in surgery and can carry out this surgery at the practice. To to find out if your pet may benefit from this surgery, and we recommend booking a BOAS assessment as the first step.
Laser Therapy
Therapeutic Laser is the application of infra-red radiation to aid the body’s natural healing processes, decreasing healing time and alleviating pain and inflammation. At Vets4Pets Amesbury we are able to offer Class IV Laser Therapy to reduce discomfort in patients with arthritis and also support healing from surgical procedures, wounds and soft tissue injuries meaning your pet can get back to normal life as quickly as possible.
Orthopaedics
If your pet suffers from orthopaedic issues such as lameness or gait issues, patella luxation, cruciate ligament injuries or even acute injuries such as fractures we can organise (in most cases) for your pet to be seen by a specialist right here at Vets4Pets Amesbury, instead of being referred to a hospital. We have strong professional relationships with exceptional visiting orthopaedic surgeons who are able to offer advice, consultations as well as carry out the corrective surgeries from our practice. This allows us to maintain the continuity of care for your pet, all follow up care happens from the practice, under one roof, with the friendly supportive team you and your pet already know.
Pain Clinics
There are a wide range of therapeutic options for the management of acute and chronic pain in cats and dogs. Animals perceive pain in much the same way we do however the signs that our pets are in pain can be difficult to spot. Our Vet Iris Daunt Withers is working towards a certificate in pain management, as well as being a Veterinary Acupuncturist, and is able to offer bespoke pain clinics for pets that may be struggling with pain for a variety of reasons such as arthritis, musculoskeletal issues, post-operative care and in rehabilitation. During the clinic she will develop a tailored pain management strategy drawing on multiple therapeutic options such as medications, laser therapy, acupuncture, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy ensuring your pet’s welfare is optimized and improving surgical outcomes.
Meet the team
I grew up in Somerset, graduating from Cambridge in 2007 and spent over 7 years as an Army vet, covering small animal practice worldwide, including in Germany and Afghanistan. I have an interest in small animal medicine, rehabilitation and working dogs. With my management background, the challenge to become a Joint Venture Partner with my wife Sonia and Vets4Pets was an obvious next step. I have completed a postgraduate Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice and am also working towards a Masters in Business Administration. I am generally kept busy with my three young children but if I do have any spare time I also enjoy running, coaching rugby for Yeovil U’6s, and dabbling in DIY!
I grew up on a farm in the Peak District and knew from an early age that I wanted to become a vet. I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2007 and started my veterinary career in a mixed practice in Cornwall. I've since worked in a variety of small animal and mixed practices, in addition to spending three years as an Army vet. I have recently completed my CertAVP (Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice) which has been a great achievement while also raising three young children! I enjoy all aspects of small animal practice, with a particular interest in small animal surgery and emergency and critical care. In my spare time I try to keep fit, look after our golden labrador Goldie, ponies and chickens, and occasionally relax with a good book!
I qualified in 2007 from the Royal Veterinary College in London and after a stint in New Zealand, returned to Hampshire where I have remained ever since.
I have worked in small animal first opinion practice since graduating and love getting to know people and their furry friends! I particularly enjoy surgery and also all aspects of preventative care, especially trying to improve welfare and making life enjoyable for our patients.
I have found a very happy new home here at Vets4Pets Amesbury and am proud to be part of such an awesome team.
When not working, I spend my time with my 2 kids, husband and retirement village of old lady guinea pigs!
I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2017. I started my veterinary career back home in the Lake District, and after a stint in Catterick and York, we relocated to Amesbury in September last year.
I particularly enjoy the surgical side of practice, and gained my PG Cert in small animal surgery last year. Outside of work, you might find me in the gym, trick training with my spaniel, or trying to convince my lazy Labrador to go for a walk (a losing battle if it’s raining)Sarah Cooper is a Veterinary Ophthalmologist with over 15 years experience of treating eye cases big and small, ranging from hamsters to horses as well as dogs and cats. She qualified in 1999 as a veterinary Surgeon and obtained further Certification in Ophthalmology in 2004. She is also an Advanced Veterinary Practitioner (AVP) in Veterinary Ophthalmology. Sarah is a referral vet and is happy to see any cases with eye problems, which can be booked in via our reception team. On occasion she will also act as a locum when our other vets are on leave.
I graduated from the University of Surrey in 2024. Originally from South West London I have moved to Hampshire, escaping the busy city life. I’ve always loved animals and growing up all my friends referred to our house as the zoo. From stick insects to small furries we have had them all. Our longest residents are our three tortoises who definitely rule the garden and love to tell the dog who's in charge. In my spare time I enjoy going for a run or a swim. I'm excited to be a part of the Amesbury team and to meet you and your furry friends!
I have always wanted to work with animals and began my journey studying for a BSc in Animal Management at Sparsholt College, graduating in 2012. During this time I developed a strong knowledge of exotic species and pursued my love of Asian Elephants working with them in the UK and abroad. I then undertook my Veterinary Nurse training, qualifying in 2014 from Lynwood School of Veterinary Nursing in Dorchester. I am really passionate about being an RVN, especially forming strong bonds with clients and their pets.
At home I enjoy baking and spending time outdoors with my husband, our two children and dog Nellie; as well as horse riding when I get some time to myself!
I first started out in practice as a veterinary care assistant nearly 20 years ago! I initially completed a FdSc in Animal Management, Applied Science and Animal Behaviour before eventually deciding to take the RCVS diploma route to obtain my veterinary nursing qualification. I have now been qualified for 10 years.
Since then, I have achieved a Certificate in Canine and Feline Veterinary Health Nutrition and as a Senior Nurse at Vets4Pets I am responsible for the running of our in-house laboratory as well as being the practices Radiation Protection Supervisor. I am also a Clinical Supervisor, supporting student nurses through their formal training and helping them develop their practical skills.  I also particularly enjoy nursing cats and am the Cat Friendly Advocate for the practice.
I qualified as an RVN in 2012. Early in my career I found love for hand rearing puppies and kittens for the RSPCA, as it is extremely rewarding.
During my career as an RVN I have enjoyed experiencing orthopaedic referral as well as multidiscipline referral. This gave me the opportunity to work with advanced imaging such as CT and MRI. But my true passion is working in first opinion.
Since starting at Vets4Pets Amesbury I have really enjoyed getting involved with the nurse clinics and have loved meeting all the patients and clients.
I qualified in 2018 from Sparsholt with a Diploma in Veterinary Nursing.
My family moved to Wiltshire and I have been working alongside the team at Amesbury V4P for 6 years. I am continually expanding my skills to provide the best outcomes for my patients and hoping to gain my certificate in Emergency Critical Care very soon. Theatre nursing and anaesthesia are my preferred roles within our highly skilled team.
My goal should you pet ever end up in practice under my care is to advocate for animal health and wellbeing through expert nursing and compassionate care.
I aspire to one day undertake care and rehabilitation with wildlife and somehow play a small part to conversation efforts through my work.
I have worked at Vets4Pets Amesbury since they first opened their doors in 2016.
I live with my husband, two children and two spaniels, Archie and Moss. Before getting married I lived in North Wales where I successfully completed a degree in animal studies; I started my veterinary career at a Vets4Pets in my hometown as a receptionist where my passion grew to become a Registered Veterinary Nurse.
At Vets4Pets Amesbury, I became part of the client care advisor team which then led to becoming a veterinary care assistant and in 2018 I started studying towards my Veterinary Nurse qualification. Since qualifying in 2021, I enjoy many aspects of the role including monitoring anaesthetics, taking care of in-patients and running nurse clinics. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family and walking our crazy spaniels.
Having always had a love of animals from a very young age. I've always known that I wanted to have a career in the veterinary industry.
In 2021 I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse with a degree in veterinary nursing. I completed my training at Vets4Pets Amesbury and have been working with the team ever since! I am particularly interested in in-patient care and anaesthesia.
In my spare time i spend time with two horses Grace and Moon and my Jack Russell Jimmy in the Wiltshire countryside.
A lot of you will know me from my days as a Client Care Advisor, being there to greet you and your beloved pets! Since then I have increased my number of crazy cocker spaniels to three and in April 2023 I took a big leap to become a Student Veterinary Nurse studying with Lynwood School of Veterinary Nursing. You will see me now in either a set of pink scrubs when I am caring for your pets out the back in our wards, or in my nursing uniform during nursing consultations!
As a dedicated student veterinary nurse, I'm passionate about caring for animals and ensuring their well-being. Alongside my studies, I'm a proud owner of two beloved cats, two incredible snakes, and four adorable chinchillas. Through hands-on experience and academic learning, I strive to deepen my understanding of animal health and behaviour, aiming to make a positive impact in the lives of both domestic and exotic creatures. I look forward to what my year at Amesbury Vets4Pets has in store for me and am grateful to be part of a team so dedicated to the welfare of all animals.
I have grown up with animals all of my life. I love them!
When the opportunity to work at Vets4Pets Amesbury came up I had to take it, and it was the best decision I could of ever made. I absolutely love my job, I am learning so much and hope to progress even further in the future.
I'm married, have a beautiful daughter and 3 fur babies (2 dogs and a cat). We love going walking and making memories together as a family.
Growing up I always had such a love for animals, I knew I wanted to work in the veterinary industry – I joined a busy 24hr veterinary hospital in 2014, I remained there until 2023 and then joined another 24hr hospital.
I joined the team at Amesbury as a Senior Client Care Advisor in 2024 after relocating from London, where I have lived my whole life, to Wiltshire to live with my boyfriend.
Together we have 8 Geckos & 5 Vampire Crabs. Back home in London, I have a beautiful (& mischievous!) Golden Retriever called Ronnie.
In my spare time I love to watch horror movies, play video games and go for long walks.
I joined Vets4Pets Amesbury in October 2023 as a Client Care Advisor and enjoy getting to know pets and their owners.
When I am not at work, I can be found looking after my three dogs - training, exercising and grooming them as well as spending time with my grandchildren.
I joined Vets4Pets as a Client Care Advisor in November 2023 and I am really enjoying being part of
the team. The staff and clients have all been so welcoming and I have learnt so much from
everyone.
Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I go to the gym several times a
week and like to go walking. I have an adorable little rescue cat called Jacky, who is so gentle and
doesn’t even mind me practicing playing the flute!
I joined Amesbury Vets4Pets in September 2024 and am loving getting to know all the pets and owners.
In my spare time I will be found with my dog Arthur either at the beach or camping.
I have always wanted to work in a veterinary practice. I am currently working as a CCA and I am thoroughly enjoying my job role. I love seeing all the different animals that come in and I always try and help everyone as best as I can. My main ambition is to one day become a veterinary nurse or anything more clinical, getting more involved with helping the animals. I studied animal management at Sparsholt College where I learn a lot during this time, hopefully one day putting some of this knowledge into the future. At home, I have my own pet. my cat, Millie.
We are delighted to introduce our new WhatsApp service. You can now use WhatsApp to communicate with our team at a time that suits you, so you can save our number in advance 07893 942681. This new feature allows you to order medications, request non-urgent appointments and make quick secure payments from your device.
Appointment requests
**If you have a critical emergency – please call the practice on 01980 676510 and press option 2**
Urgent appointment request: Emails/WhatsApp is not constantly manned. Please call the surgery directly on 01980 676510.
Non urgent appointments: Please email/WhatsApp your request, including suitable times, and one of our team will contact you to arrange for this preliminary appointment to be booked (our aim is to book this appointment for you within the next 24-48hours).
Vaccination requests: Please email/WhatsApp the Client Care Team who will be able to book you in at a suitable time. Please note, we are currently booking up to 4 weeks ahead.
Routine neutering: Please email/WhatsApp to book. Please allow at least 2-3 weeks notice.
Medication requests
Delivery service for flea and worm treatment for Care Plan clients:
Please email requests: they will be added to our list and processed accordingly. You do not need to do anything further however as there are a high number of requests being processed, there may be a slight delay with delivery. The aim is to have these delivered to you within 7-10 days.
If you would prefer to collect your flea and worm treatment, please allow 5 days for collection.
Non-Care Plan flea and worm requests:
Please email requests: they will be processed for collection in 5 days. Alternatively you may wish to arrange delivery (£5 delivery fee for secure, recorded delivery), with payment taken over the phone prior to sending. Please specify in your order if you would like to take advantage of this offer.
Prescription medications: As per our usual protocol for prescription medication requests, your pet’s history will need to be reviewed by a veterinary surgeon and will be subject to the usual 48-hour notice period to enable us to order and dispense your medication in adherence with dispensing guidelines. We will do our best to process your requests as quickly as we can. Please be aware, not all medication is kept in stock and may take longer to process - please allow plenty of time when placing your order. A late fee of £15 will be added to urgent medication requests.
Other enquiries
For all other non-urgent enquiries, please be patient and we will endeavour to respond to your enquiry as soon as we can.
Vets4Pets Amesbury Team
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Services
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Emergency coverEven if we are closed, we have your pet covered.
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AcupunctureAcupuncture has evolved from the ancient art of placing needles into particular locations on the body in order to alleviate pain, improve recovery rates and increase resistance to disease. It has been practised by the Chinese and other Eastern cultures for thousands of years and may be used to treat a wide variety of illnesses in people and animals.
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Airway SurgeryAirway Surgery
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AnaesthesiaGeneral anaesthetic enables us to perform many procedures kindly and safely for your pet.
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Bereavement SupportMaking the decision to say goodbye to your pet is one of the toughest you’ll ever make. Pets provide us with unconditional love, friendship and comfort, so it is normal to have intense or conflicting emotions when it comes to euthanasia. At Vets4Pets we’re here for you and your pet for every step of your journey together.
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BiochemistryAllows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
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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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Cruciate SurgerySurgery to repair damaged stifle ligaments.
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DentistryThe treatment and prevention of dental disease
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Digital X-RayDigital X ray equipment is available.
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ECGECG is also available to keep your pet's heart healthy.
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Echocardiography (heart scans)Generates a 2D moving image of your pet's heart.
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Fracture RepairOrthopaedic surgery to correct broken bones.
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Haematology – Blood testingAllows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
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Health PlansDesigned to cover all the regular pet care essentials such as vaccinations and flea and worm prevention, whilst saving you money.
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Home VisitsIf you can’t make it us, we will come to you. We offer routine home visit for pets who don’t like to leave the house or clients who are unable to visit us. (Additional costs may occur)
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Hospital WardSuite of custom-built kennels for the housing and monitoring of in-patients.
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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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Isolation UnitA special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
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Laser TreatmentTherapeutic laser therapy.
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MedicationMedication
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MicrochippingA microchip can help retrieve lost pets
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Nurse ClinicAppointments with a highly qualified nurse which can cover anything from nutrition and fitness advice, grooming techniques, to pet socialisation classes.
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Nutritional AdviceAdvice and support for your pet's diet.
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Late Opening TimesLate Opening Times
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Operating TheatreAn operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.
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OrthopaedicsSurgery of joints and bones.
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Pet Passport / Animal Health CertificateTrained Official Veterinarian vets to issue Pet Passports, Fit to Fly letters and rabies serology tests.
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PrescriptionsWe can provide written prescriptions upon request.
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Separate Cat & Dog Waiting AreasSeparate cat and dog waiting areas, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
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Separated Dog & Cat Wards and Isolation UnitsSeparate cat and dog hospital wards, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
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UltrasoundGenerates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
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Weight ClinicMonitoring clinic to help dogs and cats achieve optimal weights – both if they have been under or overweight
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X-Ray & UltrasoundX-Ray & Ultrasound
Health Plans
Health Plan
Complete Care Junior
Health Plan
Complete Care Plus
Out of hours
49 Endless St
Salisbury
SP1 3UH
Tel: Telephone: 01722 237002
Standard consultation fees start from £320