Oadby Vets4Pets

Joined the Practice in 2010.

I qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2007. Since qualifying I have also gained further qualifications in animal behaviour, acupuncture and small animal surgery. I became Practice Director at Oadby in 2012, and have also helped set up another two Vets4Pets clinics in Rugby.

I enjoy the variety that working in general practice brings along with the additional challenges of owning and managing a busy clinic. My true passion lies in surgery so any complex or weird and wonderful operation and I'm in my element!

I live in the South Leicestershire countryside with my husband, Ben and our son, Jenson. We have an extended four legged family comprising of two dogs, two cats and a horse. Outside of work I enjoy exercising the horse and dogs (sometimes together!), cooking and travelling.

Joined the Practice in 2013.
I qualified in 2012 from Nottingham University and have recently completed a postgraduate certificate in Small Animal Medicine. I am married to Sean, and currently have 2 naughty torties, 2 very cheeky bunnies and some fish. I enjoy playing the piano, supporting Norwich City Football Club (someone has to!) and socialising with family and friends.

Joined the Practice in 2013.
I am married with 2 young boys, 1 cat, 2 gerbils and 2 fish.
I love most things about my job but I probably lean more towards medicine, in particular Cardiology and Endocrinology.

Joined the practice in 2020.
I qualified in 2020 from Nottingham University. My areas of interest currently include small animal behaviour, dermatology and reproduction, but I am also developing quite a enthusiasm for soft tissue surgery. I have a scruffy terrier cross called Tinker who is my world and I definitely aim to adopt more dogs in the future. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, going for long walks, listening to music and drawing/painting.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2022 and joined Oadby Vets4Pets shortly after. My main interests are any & everything involving small animal & exotic pets, and wildlife. 

 I have a staffy called Jupiter who is my whole world, and she inspires me every day to help animals to the best of my ability. 

In my free time I really enjoy collecting books and minerals, reading, drawing, photography, music, & going on adventures with the family.

Joined the Practice in 2007.
I live with my gorgeous cat Paddy. Oh and my husband Jay! I enjoy Pilates and running - generally keeping fit. I love spending time with family and friends socialising.
I love every part of my job and I cannot say that I have a particular interest in just one area but I do love consultations and being able to help clients with any problems they may have with their pets. My priority is making sure that all of our in-patients are cared for to the highest standards on a daily basis.

Joined the Practice in 2004.
I'm married with 2 children and have a Bedlington terrier called Curtis who you may have seen on our social media page as I help run it. I enjoy travel, live music events and dining out.
I enjoy all aspects of being a Veterinary Nurse and just working in a fun happy team and looking after some fantastic patients is enough.

Joined the practice 2019

I live with my husband and a naughty little black and white kitten that I rescued last year. In my spare time I like socialising with friends and visiting my family.

I have always wanted to work with animals, I was lucky to get a job as a receptionist in a vets six years ago then decided to go into veterinary nursing and I have just qualified. I love my job especially caring for inpatients.

Joined the practice in 2018.
I have a cheeky Rottweiler called Jake. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with the family and travelling.
I’ve been nursing for a few years, doing a mixture of referral and first opinion work and I enjoy all aspects of it. I have a keen interest in medicine in particular nutrition and inpatient care. I am hoping to further my knowledge in the future by gaining a certificate in nutrition.

Joined in 2018

I live with my partner Matt and our beautiful cat called Flo. She is an ex rescue who came in to the practice with a severe hip fracture! I have been with the practice over 4 years now and enjoy every moment of it. 

I enjoy going to the gym, gardening and lots of exploring.  

Joined the practice in January 2020

I live with my husband, 2 small children and our family pet, Buster, a Lab x Collie.

Outside of work I like spending day trips out with the kids and date nights with the husband.

I have always wanted to work with animals since I was young. I completed my Animal Nursing Level 2 and love to care for both large and small animals.

I joined the practice in October 2022.

I qualified as a VCA with a double distinction in March 2022 at another Vets4Pets practice. I live with my husband and our two cats called Fish and Chip. 

I am excited to start my nursing in 2023 at the practice. 

I enjoy horse riding weekly with my sister, being a giant Disney nerd and watching interesting documentaries.

My favourite part of the job is seeing a sick patient through treatment to recovery. There is nothing better then seeing a patient reunited with thier family after being in our care. 

Joined in 2022

I live with my partner and our cheeky (and very naughty) cat Dash who I rescued as a kitten 4 years ago.

I enjoy all aspects of nursing with a particular interest in inpatient care and surgery. I am delighted to be back working with the team after 4 years away.

In my spare time I enjoy travelling, gardening and baking. 

Joined the Practice in 2010.
I live locally with my husband, son and "fur" daughter (ginger ninja cocker spaniel Sandy!!)
I love all our furry customers! Especially FERRETS! We do not get that many in so I always give them a special ferrety fuss when we do.

Joined the practice in January 2013

I have two grown up children and one grandson and a very lively Sprocker called Elvis and a not so lively tortoise called Rocket.  I really enjoy going to the theatre with family and friends.

I love the variety of work that each day brings to the practice. We have a lovely working atmosphere with colleagues and good relationships with the clients and their pets. I feel most rewarded when a poorly pet goes home better.

Joined the Practice in 2018.
I live at home with my 2 cats, Bert and Ivy, and husband and love to cuddle up with Bert and Ivy. I have worked as a vet receptionist now for a total of 5 years.
Areas of interest: My fur babies. Animal behaviour. Crafting: I like to sew even though I’m not very good. DIY: love to make things from pallets and love power tools.

Joined the practice in June 2019

I live locally with my husband and our fur baby, Poppy. I enjoy going for walks and relaxing at home with the family.

I love working at the practice we have a great team everyone is so friendly and helpful and we get to have lots of cuddles and kisses from our patients.

I joined the practice October 2022 after transferring from another Vets4Pets in Sheffield. 

I have returned home back to Leicester with my retired racing greyhound, Romeo (Racing name was Romeo Superhero!),  who I adopted in 2018 from the Greyhound Trust. I used to volunteer at the trust every week to walk and groom the Greyhounds and loved it!

In my spare time I am a freelance illustrator/artist specialising in fantasy themed art and pet portraits but I also love playing video games, exploring new places and walking with Romeo. 

The best thing I enjoy about working at Vets4Pets is meeting the clients and the variety of pets we have attending the practice daily - even better when I can get pet cuddles too!

I joined the practice in September 2022.

I live with my partner and our lovely rabbit called Pobble. She is a rescue Netherland dwarf who can be a bit cheeky sometimes. I also have a family dog called Tilly who is Parsons x Patterdale Terrier. 

I used to volunteer at a community dog training group and my mum runs a home from home doggy day care. 

I like reading, photography and walks in nature.

My favourite part of the jobs is meeting all the patients in the waiting room and giving them lots of fuss and attention.