Vets4Pets Kings Lynn

Tammy graduated from Zaragoza Veterinary College in 2000. She started working in a small animal veterinary practice and a zoological park as veterinary assistant that year showing early interest for exotic medicine from the very beginning. She then moved to Alicante (Spain) and has been working ever since as a small animal and exotic veterinary surgeon in different parts of Valencia and Alicante, having always a strong bias to Avian and small mammal medicine and surgery. Between 2008 and 2012, Tammy was requested to give several lectures in Italy and Spain about Bird and small mammal emergency medicine, husbandry, anaesthesia and surgery. In 2013, she moved to the UK and has been working in small animal practices since then. She joined our practice in April 2014. When she is not at work, Tammy likes socialising, going to the gym and shopping, and goes to Spain every time she can to visit family and friends. At the moment Tammy is studying a Postgraduate diploma from Barcelona University in Small animal surgery and Anaesthesia. She´s got four bunnies, Leelah, Gru, Cookie Monster and Toffee: all rescued.

I graduated from University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland, in 2007. Since then I have been working as small animal vet surgeon in Norfolk. Currently at Vets4pets group in Kings Lynn. I have gained further qualification by completing a small animal medicine Certificate in 2014 and currently studying towards a small animal surgery certificate. I have special interest in veterinary ophthalmology and enjoy soft tissue surgery. I live in Kings with my wife and two sons age 4 and 7 so hectic times. In my free time I enjoy spending with my family and doing various DIY tasks around the house not to forget my passion for computer technology and all its aspects.

I started off here at Kings Lynn in May 2013 as a locum and haven’t left since! I have been working in Veterinary practice since 2001 and qualified as a Veterinary nurse in January 2005. I lead a busy life outside of practice with my 3 children Sam who is 17, Harry who is 8 and Libby who is 5. I have been married to Paul for 15 years and together we run our farm which has 150 sheep, 12 Aberdeen Angus cattle and one of the biggest herds of free range, pedigree Gloucestershire Old Spot Pigs in East Anglia, from which we produce our own top quality meat and sausages. I adore my dogs and have been breeding Border Terriers for nearly 19 years. I also have 2 working sheep dogs, whose talents never fail to amaze me and two farm cats who work very hard to keep the rodent population down. I have a real passion for working with all animals large and small and wanted to work with animals from around the age of 10. I love lab work and enjoy consulting, meeting both clients and their animals. In my spare time, (HA!!!) I enjoy spending time with my children and my pets (especially my sheep and my dogs) and enjoy socializing with my friends.

I qualified as a registered Veterinary Nurse in August 2017.I have been with the Kings Lynn companion care practice since July 2011. I have worked in a few other practices. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my friends, seeing movies, going out and generally relaxing.

I started my Veterinary Nursing degree training in September 2015 and joined the team in February 2016. I am really looking forward to my graduation, which is in October 2018. I love all kinds of animals, the big and the small, hence the reason I love working at Vets4Pets so much. I really enjoy consulting as it gives me the opportunity to build a relationship with the owner as well as getting to know the animal better. I also enjoy theatre days. In my free time I love spoiling my cat, Tessy, spending time with family and friends as well as my Chow Chow, Aura and cat, Tosia, which I unfortunately don’t spend as much time with as they live with my parents. I also like watching movies and travelling.

I started with the team as a Kennel Assistant in October of 2016 and am hoping to become a student veterinary nurse. At home I have a playful Boxer/Husky puppy who takes up most of my spare time. Other than looking after him I enjoy fashion and spending time with my friends.

I joined the team in September 2016 as a kennel assistant hoping to become a student veterinary nurse in the future. I have a keen interest in exotics, mainly reptiles. At home I have two dogs, two cats and an assortment of fish. Outside of work I have recently brought my first motorbike which I enjoy panicking the rest of the team with on my rides home.

Julie started at Kings Lynn in September 2012 and became Joint Venture Partner in November 2013. She became sole owner of the business in December 2017. Julie enjoys the daily challenges of running the practice and loves taking care of all the team. Julie likes to make sure the practice has a family feel to it. Julie loves going to conventions with her children, Ben and Charlotte, and loves to rescue strays, which means she has 1 pets at home.

Elaine started working at Vets4Pets in November 2015 as a Receptionist after working at Argos for 31 years. She has been married to Alan for 35 years and they have 2 amazing daughters, Natasha and Claire, and 2 amazing grandchildren, Zack and Summer. At home, Elaine has 2 white rabbits called Charlie and Roxy.

Tracey started with Vets4Pets in July 2010 as a receptionist. She worked for Cancer Research for many years but more recently has worked within the veterinary industry. Tracey has also owned a boarding kennel with hydrotherapy pool and grooming centre in the past. Tracey’s hobbies include showing and breeding her rough collies, walking and gardening. Tracey has gained a wealth of practical experience over many years and this is often put to good use on the reception desk.

I started as a receptionist in January as my first job and love it! I never thought I’d enjoy my job so much. I have 10 pets: 4 rabbits, 1 guinea pig, 4 cats and my dog, Marley. I love going to conventions and chilling on the couch watching some of my favourite shows! As well as currently studying in Swaffham Sixth Form preparing for University!