Merry Hill Vets4Pets

I qualified from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2003. I worked in the Birmingham area in small animal practice for two years before I began working as a locum all over the UK to gain experience. I then worked and travelled around Australia and New Zealand for 2½ years - this was an amazing experience which allowed me to gain invaluable insight into differing clinical practices. I enjoy being a vet general practitioner, especially the close interaction and relationship between vet and patient. I love providing an excellent service to all my clients and patients - both old and new. Outside of work I am a sports enthusiast, love to read and I am also a movie buff. My rescued Rottweiler, Beyonce, enjoys coming to work with me regularly!

I was born and raised in a beautiful city on the sea in Sicily, Italy and I graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bologna in October 2018. After graduation I volunteered at a vet clinic in my home town, and then I decided to move to the UK to test myself in a different country. Only one month after arriving in the UK, my dream came true when I started working with an amazing and professional team like Companion Care / Vets4Pets.

I am very passionate about my job, and I have a particular interest in endocrinology, and soft tissue surgery. I am in the process of doing an advanced certificate in small animal surgery. I am also clinical coach to our student nurses, helping to train & assess them.

During my free time I love travelling, reading, and, being an Italian, I love cooking for my friends! But more than anything else, I dedicate my free time to Gina, my beloved little maltese dog!

I was born & raised in Alicante, in Spain. I studied veterinary medicine in Galicia, where I graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in 2019. During university, I volunteered & worked inside two veterinary referral hospitals of small and exotic animals.

I love to travel and meet other cultures and I have always loved the UK. Joining this team meant I could join my two passions by working as a veterinary surgeon in the UK. I am very interested in neurology, but also enjoy surgery. I am also clinical coach to our student nurses, helping to train & assess them. 

Outside of work, I love to read, watch movies, and I enjoy playing tennis. I also have a rescue dog & rescue cat called Iker and Neus, and I love spending time playing with them!

I was born & raised in Plovdiv, a beautiful a historical city located in south-central Bulgaria. I gained my masters degree in veterinary medicine at Trakia University in November 2017.

During my student years, I had the opportunity to gain experience as a trainee in several small animal practices in Bulgaria. I also had the chance to participate in 2 practical Erasmus exchange programs in Hungary and Slovakia. After my graduation, I worked in a small animal veterinary clinic in my home city for a year. Thereafter, I decided to move to the UK, guided by my eagerness to further improve myself. 

I grew up surrounded by animals and my love for them is endless. I am particularly fond of rabbits and foxes. During my leisure time, I like to travel, and I enjoy walking in forests with my rescued Belgian Malinois Shepherd cross, called Ezo.

I was born in Romania, and from childhood I was fascinated by animals. I studied veterinary medicine in Bucharest, where I graduated in 2007. During the studies, I had the opportunity to work in different veterinary clinics, mostly dealing with small animals; this helped me to test my theoretical knowledge and improve my practical skills. After graduation, IU provided voluntary veterinary assistance to an animal protection NGO, whilst working at the same time in the field of animal health & welfare.

With a strong motivation to return to clinical roles, I decided to move to the UK and try my best to do so, and luckily this came true when I was given the chance to join this team. I like to constantly improve my knowledge and I always enjoy challenges

I was born in Romania and have always had a special interest in animals and nature. I graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest in 2010, and after that I worked in my hometown in small animal veterinary practices. In 2020 I decided to advance my career, and moved to the UK. 

I love my job, and have a particular interest in ophthalmology and dermatology.

I like to spend my free time with friends, and family, and I love to walk my French bulldog in my very own lavender field.

I'm originally from the beautiful city of Cordoba in Spain, the same place where I graduated as a vet. I arrived in the UK almost 5 years ago, after a long path of career changes in Spain. Having always had the ambition to expand my knowledge, coming to the UK was probably one of the hardest decisions to make, but I do not regret this one bit.

I have previously worked in the UK for the FSA (Food Standard Agency), where I gathered a vast knowledge of animal welfare standards and public health in food processing establishments. After this, I worked with large animals in a mixed practice, I did however harbour a desire to enhance my skills in small animal medicine as one of my first experiences after graduation - so here I am getting into veterinary surgery in a small animal practice! The particular areas that really attract me as a vet are surgering in general, and internal medicine.

Unfortunately, I have no pets of my own at the moment. In my free time, I like painting, cooking, hiking, and motorcycles. 

After graduating from the Royal Veterinary College in 2003, I started my veterinary career working at the Greater Manchester RSCPA Animal Hospital. It was here that I developed a passion for small animal surgery. After three years I travelled further afield, working in Queensland Australia. Along with pursuing my interest in surgery, it was not uncommon to be presented with more exotic creatures including fruit bats and opossums. 

In 2014 I attained my MRCVS accredited certificate in Small Animal Surgery. Over the last 12 months, I have transitioned from an in-house surgical role in North Yorkshire to that of a mobile surgeon - this involves performing surgical procedures at a number of different practices throughout the north of England. 

I have a keen interest in both orthopaedic and soft tissue surgical cases. I visit the Vets4Pets and Companion Care clinics regularly to perform specialist orthopaedic and soft tissue surgeries.

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I graduated from the University of Northampton in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Applied Animal Studies, and then started working at Companion Care/Vets4Pets in early 2013. I am also currently studying for my Veterinary Practice Administration Certificate (VPAC).

During my time at the practice, I have been involved in a variety of roles - from reception to nursing - and I have now progressed to my current role as the overall manager of our 3 branches, as well as a senior nursing assistant. I am always striving to improve the care & service provided to all our patients & owners.

I have a keen interest in dog behaviour & training. I have a particular soft spot for both spaniels and collies, and am also guinea pig mad! I have previously owned several spaniels & currently own a rescue dog called Molly who is a 6 year-old Springer Spaniel cross Collie (pictured with me here). I also own two rescue cats called Merlin & Izzy, as well as a whole herd of guinea pigs!

I have been working for our practice since 2016 & I am thoroughly enjoying my time here. I have always been very animal-orientated and aspired to work in the veterinary sector. Back in 2012 I completed a Level 3 diploma in Animal Management.

I started my role in early 2016 as a receptionist; I wanted to grow further in the clinic and soon progressed onto Head Receptionist. After a short while, I started to gain more knowledge on administration duties, insurance and general practice running. By the end of 2017 I took on the role of Practice Manager, which I thoroughly take pride in.

As for my personal life, I have always been surrounded by very much loved pets. I currently have a very handsome rabbit called Paprika. We also have three family dogs - Stan and Bailey the British Bulldogs, as well as Precious the tiny, one-eyed French Bulldog!

I have been with the team since the end of 2017 after previously working in pet retail for 7 years. I completed the Level 3 extended diploma in Animal Management in 2012, I have been a qualified C-SQP since 2016 and I am currently studying Veterinary Nursing at Solihull College.

Working with animals has always been a passion of mine and I am enjoying every minute of my nursing studies and caring for all of our wonderful patients. I am really looking forward to learning all the new skills and experiences this course and career will bring.

At home I have two bunnies called Luna and Mischief, and a tropical freshwater fish tank. In my spare time I like to work on my wildlife and zoo photography with many trips to Cannock Chase and Chester Zoo.

I recently completed A-levels in Biology, Maths and Art at Oldbury Academy, and have just started the veterinary nursing course at Solihull College.

Before starting as a student veterinary nurse, I was an animal care assistant at Vets4Pets. I have developed a passion for ferrets and geckos, as well as the love I've always had for dogs.

Throughout my life I have owned many animals, including several hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs and dogs. I currently live with my bichon Daisy, Jack-a-poo Poppy and hamster Fidget, all of whom I adore.

I have just started studying as a Veterinary Nurse at Solihull College and have been loving my time in practice so far! I am so excited to gain the knowledge and experience needed to be an excellent veterinary nurse and I am looking forward to handling animals I have never worked with before! 

I have owned a variety of pets throughout my childhood and currently have a naughty 7 year old Yorkshire terrier named Bella. She is the biggest diva I know but makes me laugh every day.

I also love travelling to new countries and making memories with family and friends. I have seen some amazing places so far and hope to travel to Australia one day!

I studied to be a veterinary nursing assistant at Solihull College and qualified in June 2016, I have always had a passion for animals. I grew up with a variety of domestic and exotic animals. I always knew I wanted to work in a veterinary practice. I was keen to expand my experience so I did an internship at a stables while at school. In my free time I love reading, paint balling, and horse riding. I have a passion for music, history, art and design, culture and love expanding my knowledge whenever I can. At home I have a variety of parrots, dogs and a cat called willow.

I previously worked at Pets at Home & during that time I gained hands-on experience with numerous animals, and completed several animal-related exams. This experience in the animal industry reinforced my natural passion for animals and made me want to pursue a higher level of training.

I am an avid video maker and most of my free time is spent making short films and videos. I'm also a huge football and boxing fan. I've always had a great love of animals which is shown through my large pet collection which consists of a Leonberger mountain dog, a Bengal cat, a rescue cat, two rabbits, two gerbils and a bearded dragon.

I have recently graduated from my animal management HND at Halesowen college and joined the receptionist team. 

I've loved animals since a young age and have always grown up with them, especially dogs. I have a particular interest in orthopaedic issues and have worked as canine hydrotherapy assistant in the past.

I currently have 3 Border collies - Rolo, Storm, and Bob, and I also occasionally foster some rescue dogs if needed. In my spare time I train and compete in dog agility and love being active with my dogs. 

I am so excited to meet all of your wonderful pets and look forward to seeing you all soon!

When I left school I went to Halesowen college for 3 years to study a BTEC National Diploma in animal management & animal care. Working with animals has always been a career I wanted to be part of. I would eventually like to progress to become a veterinary nurse.

Since a young age I always had family pets, such as dogs, cats, and hamsters. I do have a big fear of spiders, so if I do see one…I’ll be gone like the wind! I’m looking forward to meeting all our clients & their furry companions.

I graduated from the University of Northampton in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Applied Animal Studies, and then started working at Companion Care/Vets4Pets in early 2013. I am also currently studying for my Veterinary Practice Administration Certificate (VPAC).

During my time at the practice, I have been involved in a variety of roles - from reception to nursing - and I have now progressed to my current role as the overall manager of our 3 branches, as well as a senior nursing assistant. I am always striving to improve the care & service provided to all our patients & owners.

I have a keen interest in dog behaviour & training. I have a particular soft spot for both spaniels and collies, and am also guinea pig mad! I have previously owned several spaniels & currently own a rescue dog called Molly who is a 6 year-old Springer Spaniel cross Collie (pictured with me here). I also own two rescue cats called Merlin & Izzy, as well as a whole herd of guinea pigs!

I have been working for our practice since 2016 & I am thoroughly enjoying my time here. I have always been very animal-orientated and aspired to work in the veterinary sector. Back in 2012 I completed a Level 3 diploma in Animal Management.

I started my role in early 2016 as a receptionist; I wanted to grow further in the clinic and soon progressed onto Head Receptionist. After a short while, I started to gain more knowledge on administration duties, insurance and general practice running. By the end of 2017 I took on the role of Practice Manager, which I thoroughly take pride in.

As for my personal life, I have always been surrounded by very much loved pets. I currently have a very handsome rabbit called Paprika. We also have three family dogs - Stan and Bailey the British Bulldogs, as well as Precious the tiny, one-eyed French Bulldog!

I recently joined the team, as part of the reception team. Ever since starting here, I have had a passion for putting my customers and their animals first. Being surrounded by animals is a new area of work for me, and I love making all my new furry friends! 

During my free time, I love to read, draw and watch a lot of TV documentaries!

When I left school I went to Halesowen college for 3 years to study a BTEC National Diploma in animal management & animal care. Working with animals has always been a career I wanted to be part of. I would eventually like to progress to become a veterinary nurse.

Since a young age I always had family pets, such as dogs, cats, and hamsters. I do have a big fear of spiders, so if I do see one…I’ll be gone like the wind! I’m looking forward to meeting all our clients & their furry companions.

I have recently graduated from my animal management HND at Halesowen college and joined the receptionist team. 

I've loved animals since a young age and have always grown up with them, especially dogs. I have a particular interest in orthopaedic issues and have worked as canine hydrotherapy assistant in the past.

I currently have 3 Border collies - Rolo, Storm, and Bob, and I also occasionally foster some rescue dogs if needed. In my spare time I train and compete in dog agility and love being active with my dogs. 

I am so excited to meet all of your wonderful pets and look forward to seeing you all soon!

I completed level 2 animal care at Sandwell college in 2014, and I did my placements for the course at Forge Mill Farm and Sandwell Valley. I have also done a placement year as a dog grooming assistant at a parlour in Walsall. During 2018, I completed a year long level 3 apprenticeship for a Business Administration diploma and since then, I've been volunteering at pet shops and a doggy day care, before I took this role at Vets4Pets in October 2019.

I love and have owned animals of all kinds such dogs, cats, rabbits, mice, birds and even a goat. Currently I own 4 cats called Mylo, River, Clark and a recent rescue kitten named Faye. I also love everything leopard print, love reading fantasy, and foreign drama TV shows.

I have recently joined the Vets4Pets receptionist team. I am currently studying my second year of A-levels, and aspire to progress to study as a Vet.

My love for animals has been present throughout my whole life, as I strongly believe animals create a loving environment for those around. I have had experience working within Dog Groomers in the past, and have 2 dogs of my own; I deeply love caring for animals.

In my spare time I often like to read and travel.

I have always had a strong passion and interest for animals since childhood. I followed my passion through by attending Rodbaston College completing a Level 2 Diploma in Animal Care and Animal Management- Level 3 Diploma. I then went onto study a BSc (Hons) Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation degree at the University of Wolverhampton. I have experience of working in different sectors of the animal industry, and with both domesticated and non-domesticated animals. I have worked in a couple of dog grooming salons, a boarding kennels and the zoo at Rodbaston College.

From 2016-2020 I attended Dudley College as a student, completing my Level 3, HNC and HND in Animal Management. Ever since a young age, my main passion has been to work with/study animals. Over the years I have had several opportunities working with both domesticated and exotic species. Since 2014, I have dedicated my time volunteering at a local dog groomers. I thoroughly love caring for animals, and am not afraid to get stuck in working!

During my spare time, you will either find me visiting zoos or with my nose stuck in a book! I am thoroughly excited to be joining the receptionist team, and can’t wait to meet and greet all of our clients!

I have recently joined the team as a receptionist. I am also studying Animal Management at Halesowen college, and with my love for animals and passion for biology, I hope to eventually progress to the role of veterinary nurse.

At home I have a very mischievous cockapoo name Bear, whom I love to play with and train. I also love to read and spend time with my family.

I am very excited to gain experience, learn new things and help both clients and patients in the best way that I can.