Bromborough Vets4Pets

I graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2000. Having worked in several practices both in the North of England and abroad I finally set my roots down on the Wirral. Commuting to Stockport daily was taking its toll on myself and my young family. Fortunately I was able to relocate to a new branch of Vets4pets much closer to home.

My professional interests include both surgery and medicine of family pets. However over the years I have had the pleasure of working with less common pets including lizards and snakes, tortoises and turtles, hedgehogs and foxes and even seahorses, spiders and crocodiles. I have a special interest in using acupuncture to complement conventional medicine and help my patients.

My two young sons, two energetic terriers, chickens and a tabby cat occupy most of my spare time. Otherwise I like to be out mountain biking, trail running or dabbling in a range of DIY projects at home.

I decided I wanted to work with animal from a young age, after leaving school and went to Reaseheath College to study animal care. I started working in the veterinary practice in 2002 and qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2007. I have previously in Ellesmere Port and Speke and I joined the ves4pets team in 2007. I’m interested in weight management and behaviour and enjoy working with clients to make their animals happy and healthy. I have a cavalier king charles spaniel called Rusty and a leopard gecko called Fumbe. I also like to stay active by going to the gym a few times a week and play classical guitar.

I am a qualified veterinary nurse listed with the royal college of veterinary surgeons. Although I had always loved animals much to the dismay of my parents when I brought cats and dogs home that weren’t necessarily lost all the time.  I drifted into veterinary nursing after working for a few years in an office. Since qualifying I worked in the Liverpool university small animal hospital, worked in the PDSA and Vets Now as an emergency nurse and been head nurse at Crawford and Crawfords vets. I now work part time and in the thick of veterinary nursing once again.

Hi, my name is Steph. I am a student Veterinary Nurse. I’ve always wanted to work with animals from a very young age. I have a degree in Animal Health and Welfare and will be a qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse in the next year or so.

I have worked for Vets4Pets for the last 3 years, and recently transferred from the Ellesmere Port branch.

Before getting into the veterinary industry, I was a customer service account manager for an office solutions company, and my first job was working as a farm hand on a working dairy farm in Cheshire.

I have a German shepherd called Fender, and a special French bulldog called Fidget who you’ll see in the practice. I have a soft spot for German shepherds and the golden oldies.

I started working for Vets4Pets in February 2017 as a part time receptionist. Since then I have gone on to become full time and have recently relocated to the Bromborough branch. The whole team are amazing and make coming to work a whole lot easier!. I occasionally get to bring along my little 2 year old pug/shitzu called Poppy too which is a bonus!.She loves greeting clients at the front desk!. Feel free to pop in to say hello