Vets4Pets Walton-on-Thames

I graduated from the University of Queensland Australia in 1997. After working in small animal and mixed practice in Australia for three years I headed over to the UK. I have now been a resident for over 15 years and lived all over London before settling in Southwest London. I've gained a wide range of experience working as the Head Veterinarian for a very busy hospital for the seven years, practising at the highest possible level. More recently deciding to take on a new challenge and open my very own Vets4Pets. I have postgraduate certificates in small animal practice and surgery and I'm currently studying a cardiology certificate. I'm passionate about providing the best standard of care for all animals. I have a lovely cat named Callan which I adopted as an abandoned stray. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my wife and kids and can usually be found cycling with them, climbing or running in Bushy Park.

I graduated from Onderstepoort Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria in South Africa in 2012. Since then I’ve worked as a small animal vet and am passionate about surgery. I live with my 8 year old golden retriever called Oscar. I enjoy Swimming, cycling, yoga and travelling. I'm also part of a wine and whiskey club. I love spending time with my family and friends.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2018 and went immediately to South Africa for a few months to work mostly with wildlife but also with dogs, cats, farm animals and horses! 

I joined the Walton Vets4Pets team in January and am loving developing my knowledge and skills in all areas. In my spare time I love yoga, playing guitar and walking my two yellow Labradors. I adore all things small and furry and have two bunnies of my own.

Since I can remember, I always wanted to work with animals but my path to becoming a Veterinarian was a little bumpy. I completed a Human Physiotherapy Technician Degree in 2000 and spent a year working as a Hippotherapist. (This is a type of therapy for patients with physical and mental disorders which involves horses). I also travelled around Canada for 6 months after which I finally decided to go Vet school… it was now or never! 

I graduated from Warmia and Mazury University in 2007 and have been enjoying my work ever since. I worked in Poland for a year and then moved to the UK in 2008. I worked in various places around England but finally settled in Southwest London, where I joined the lovely Vets4Pets team in 2016. 

I enjoy many aspects of my work, but my main goal is to try to help animals as much as I can and to treat them in a way, I would like my animal to be treated. I also have a postgraduate certificate in Cardiology and in a few months, I will start my European certificate in Dentistry. I cannot wait! Outside work, I am a very active person. I love travelling and I am surrounded by different sport disciplines, but my heart especially focuses on fitness, kite surfing and mountain hiking.

I'm a qualified registered nurse, I started in practice as an ANA and started studying nursing in 2008. I have always had a passion for animals especially wildlife and I have volunteered at wildlife aid, the seal sanctuary, orphan elephants and the Thai dog and cat rescue. 

Growing up I hand reared many wildlife and domestic orphan babies one of my favourites being a squirrel named Max. I went travelling to Thailand, Bali, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand where I swam with great white sharks, got in a cage with a lovely salt water crocodile called Wendell who was rescued, swam with wild dusty dolphins, scuba dived with green and hawks bill turtles and more. 

I have a German shepherd dog called Crystal.

Hi my name is Georgia and I have always had a passion for animals. I studied animal management and animal care at NESCOT College for 3 years. After which, I started working at Companion Care New Malden as a Receptionist. I transferred to Vets4Pets Walton as a Veterinary Care Assistant in 2017 and started my nurse training. 

I have a dog called Boo and a cat called Tiny which I have grown up with. They are a big part of why I love animals so much. Working for Vets4Pets has opened many opportunities for me and I have lots of support from the team to help me get through my training. In my spare time I like to socialise with my friends and spend time with my family.

Hello, my name is Linda, I’ve been a receptionist for Vets4Pets (Byfleet and Walton on Thames) for nearly 3 years now. I have four dogs, Rolo, Milly, Winnie and Lottie and a tortoise called Wilma. In my spare time I like to read, go to the theatre, and craft. I also run a local Amateur dramatics group.

I have been an animal lover all my life with rabbits and guinea pigs holding a special place for me. I joined the team at Vets4Pets in 2017 and most of our regular clients and animals know my smiling face from across the room.