Grantham Vets for Pets

Since qualifying in 2007 Adele has been privileged to have worked with a whole range of species from farm animals and horses, to dogs and cats and marine mammals, but has always believed that our smaller pets deserve the best care we can offer them both in their home life and in terms of their veterinary care.

Adele is currently owned by a large mischief of fancy rats, and two chinchillas, and has been a part of the Midlands Rat Club (both as a member and on committee) since 2015.

In her rare time spent not working or with her own animals, she is a keen aerialist, so can often be found hanging upside down somewhere in the name of fun!

Jenny qualified from Glasgow Veterinary School in 2000 before moving to the East Midlands where she has spent her entire professional career. After spending the first year in first opinion practice, Jenny spent a couple of years at a referral hospital in Derby. In 2003, Jenny opened her own practice in Mansfield, within the Vets for Pets Group, which she helped grow to a very busy first opinion practice with a large team of vets and nurses. After more than a decade, and with a young family, Jenny made the difficult decision to move out of clinical practice in 2015.  

 Jenny then went on to work within various development and management roles within the Vets for Pets family, whilst still continuing with some ad hock clinical work within the region.

 We are delighted to welcome Jenny to our growing team at Grantham Vets for Pets! Jenny thoroughly enjoys all aspects of small animal general practice, especially soft tissue surgery, and loves the variety of case load which each day brings.

At home Jenny lives with her fiancé, two teenage children and a menagerie of pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, hens and sheep! She is a keen runner and enjoys paddle boarding, hiking, cycling and all things outdoors.

I started at Vets for pets Grantham in 2016 to complete my Veterinary Nursing training. I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in September 2018 after completing my degree at Askham Bryan College in York. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my friends and family and planning my next adventures abroad!

Charlotte qualified as a nurse in 2015 and joined the team at April 2023. She worked in various practices in Worcestershire before relocating to Rutland in 2019.
At home she has English pointer, Arthur and one eyed rescue cat, Monty

I started at Grantham Vets for Pets in May 2016 as a Veterinary Nurse Assistant. Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my friends and family. My pets include my 3 cats Bailey, Billy and Bonnie, my 2 dogs Buster and Buddy, 4 guinea pigs Barley, Bramble, Beans and Bandit, my rabbit Benjamin and my goldfish Bruce!

After spending a career in the military working as a dog handler all over the world, I joined Grantham Vets for Pets in March 2023 as a Veterinary Care Assistant. I believe animals deserve the best care we can provide and owners have access to the best advice, I'm a strong believer in all owners knowing basic first aid skills for their loved ones. During my spare time I enjoy training Pagan my Belgian Malinois, and competing in dog sports with my wife and 5 other dogs

I have been a veterinary receptionist for 8 years, I joined Vets for Pets November 2017. Being brought up on a farm animals have always played a huge part in my life, helping with the livestock, having horses and dogs. I am married with two grown up daughters and 4 black Labrador's. I am extremely proud to have bred my Labrador’s and now have a family of 4 generations, Great Grandma, Grandma, Mum & Daughter. It is with great pride I can say two of Sasha's litter became working Guide Dogs for the Blind.

I joined the Vets4Pets team in July 2022 and I have enjoyed every minute and have learned so much.

My career has been very varied but this one has been the most fulfilling and challenging.

I love cooking and baking cakes and biscuits for my family and friends. I enjoy walking, gardening and live music when I can. I also enjoy decorating and have even attempted to renovate furniture with a bit of success. I have three cats and have currently rescued a fourth. I also have a black Labrador and fish, which all keep me busy and amused.

Ellie joined Grantham Vets for Pets in March 2023. Her biggest passion in life is wildlife. She has been a volunteer and trustee for a wildlife rehabilitation centre since 2013, co-founded South East Cambridgeshire Badger Group in 2019, and has worked on multiple wildlife conservation projects in the UK, Kenya, Costa Rica and the Canary Islands.

In her spare time Ellie likes to be outside in nature, watching football, running and cooking Mexican dishes for her family. She shares her home with her treasured house rabbit Noah, hamster Torvi, gerbil Astrid, and any wild creatures who need assistance!

I joined vets for pets in March 2023, i have adored animals from a young age so I defiantly feel like I am in my element here!

Outside of work I love taking my dog for long walks, particularly along the Norfolk coast or the beautiful peak district. I love spending time with my friends and travelling to new places and going on adventures with my partner. My pets include my little scruffy dog Billy and and my cat Joe.

I’ve been working at Vets for Pets Grantham since March 2023. At home I have two beagles called Poppy and Iris, and a cocker spaniel called Clove.

Outside of work I spend as much time as possible with my dogs. I’ve been competing in agility with them since 2016 and have also recently qualified as an agility judge which which I’m excited to do more of in the future. Besides that I enjoy spending time with friends and family, and occasionally baking