Cirencester Vets4Pets

I am the Senior Vet and owner of Vets4Pets Cirencester. Since I was little girl I was fascinated by veterinary medicine and as soon as I could, I started helping out, after school, in my local small animal vet practice. There was no doubt that I would study Veterinary Medicine and in 2001 I graduated from University of Veterinary Science, Hannover / Germany. I continued straight away writing my doctoral thesis at the University whilst working passionately in small animal hospitals. in 2009 I married my English husband,who served in the British Army based in Germany, and soon after we moved back to England. Since then I have worked in several different small animal surgeries from Cambridge in the East, to Winchester and on to Poole on the South coast, in line with 2 yearly Army postings. Finally we are able to settle down and I am so happy that I get the chance to fulfil my dream of leading my own vet practice. I absolutely love all aspects of being a vet, my particular areas of interest are ultrasound, internal medicine, behaviour and 'small furries'. At home I am busy helping out on the family farm and changing from small animal vet skills to large animal vet skills. If I have some spare time, I enjoy spending it with my husband, my two young boys and the ‘Eyre-Brook rescue animal menagerie’ containing of three rescue cats Monty, Mowgli and Daenerys, rescue Jackhuahua Dobby, rescue Labrador Otter, Labrador Bear, rescue guinea pigs Woowaa and Winston, ponies Nanili and Frosty and our five chickens. Life is never boring for me!

I graduated from Edinburgh in 2004 and went into mixed practice in Lincolnshire for 3 years before realising my true love was for small animals.

I returned home to my native Cotswolds in 2008 where I developed further experience in general small animal practice.

In 2013 I moved to the Scottish Highlands with my husband following his naval posting. We enjoyed 3 years there before coming back home to the Cotswolds for good.

I enjoy all aspects of general veterinary medicine. I am particularly keen on pain management in the geriatric patient and offer an acupuncture clinic at the surgery.

When not at work, I can either be found pushing the buggy through the mud with our two boys and Labrador or pounding the roads in my trainers.(escaping from the boys!)

My name is Becca, I have recently moved to the Cirencester practice from another Vets4Pets branch. I am the cliché and have always wanted to work with animals since I was 5 years old. I trained as a Zoologist initially, however I then followed my long term dream of joining the veterinary world. I started out nursing then went to study Veterinary Medicine at the University of Bristol. Since graduating I have worked in a referral hospital and smaller practices and love the variety of my work. I genuinely love my job and enjoy talking to clients about their pets. I enjoy lots of aspects of veterinary medicine especially internal medicine, dermatology and exotic medicine. At home I enjoy spending time with my very loved dogs, Ralph and Max and being entertained by my handsome leopard gecko, Nelson and my naughty cat, Pudding!

I graduated from Veterinary University of Murcia in Spain in 2002. I came to England to work just after graduating and been a member of the RCVS for nearly 20 years now. I am one of the new senior vets and have a particular interest in Ophthalmology, Dermatology and Animal Behaviour.

In my spare time, you can find me cooking for my teenager boy and walking my beautiful and full of life dog Lucy. I also enjoy cycling, swimming, outdoors and sailing, no matter the unpredictable English weather.

I qualified in 1987 and started at Vets4Pets Cirencester in May 2015. I love working with cats, especially the 'difficult' ones. I gained over the years a diploma in feline behaviour and due to my involvement in that area I have three wonderful rescue cats, Katie, Shellie and Killer. All of them come with a tail to tell to how to be with me. But to do the dog world justice I have as well a very active Jack Russell Terrier, Madison. She has walked the Ridgeway path with me to raise funds for the Cambridge veterinary university cancer unit. Please come and see me in the nurse clinics, which I really enjoy. I am always on the other end of the phone for you for advise or consult me regarding cat behaviour.

I started working at Vets4pets Cirencester in February 2019 after completing a level 3 diploma in Animal management at Cirencester college. In September 2020 I started studying at Bath College to become a Veterinary Nurse and will qualify in 2022/2023. I have always loved working with animals, especially dogs and I am particularly interested in training. In my spare time I enjoy training and walking my 2 French Bulldogs, Oakley and Bear and spending time with my friends and family.

I qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1993 and have worked in various veterinary practices ever since. I have also gained an additional certificate in practice management and administration, so I now work mainly behind the scenes helping out with some of the day to day admin tasks including payroll, health & safety, invoicing and processing insurance claims.

I have a very active border terrier at home so I spend most of my spare time with him enjoying long walks, fun agility and dog trick training.

I have always had a love for animals, so working for a vets was always a dream of mine. I have 2 dogs at home, a stubborn golden retriever called Odie and a Romanian rescue called Willow. Willow is half human half dog, she loves to get in your arms and be cuddled like a baby where as Odie would rather be by himself or near the food. As well as these two dogs, we also foster dogs for a rescue centre based in Wales called Many Tears Animal Rescue, this means that the two dogs always have different dogs to play with and teach to love humans and how to be a pet. 

My family have always had a ridiculous amount of pets in the home so I've grown up with all sorts of animals. I previously worked in Pets at Home as a Pet Care Advisor and developed my knowledge and love of animals within the role before joining the lovely Cirencester Vets4Pets team in November 2021.

I have always had a huge passion for animals, making this the ideal career for me! I joined Vets4Pets Cirencester in May 2017, having previously worked for another veterinary practice in Cirencester. At home I currently live with 3 Newfoundland dogs, 2 kitty cats, a leopard tortoise and my daughter who is a veterinary nurse. I expect in the future there will be more animals to come!