Veterinary nurses

Laura qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2012 after studying at Easton College in Norfolk. She has a particular interest in cats and owns one cat who she rescued. She enjoys all aspects of her job and is always happy to help our clients with any queries they may have. Since September 2018 Laura has been our practice manager and is enjoying her new role.

Lynn qualified as a small animal veterinary nurse in 2003 and as an equine veterinary nurse in 2006. She has a particular interest in surgery and behaviour.

Lynn has two cats one dog and a horse. In her spare time she enjoys gundog training with her Labrador and competing at dressage with her horse.

Sally has been in practice since August 2017 and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2019. Her favourite aspects of nursing are caring for hospitalised patients and Nurse Consults. She has a particular interest in small furries (e.g. rats, guineas pigs and hamsters). Sally has chickens, budgies, Giant African Land Snails and a cat called Pippa who she adopted from the Cats Protection.

Chloe has been in practice since June 2017 and studied Veterinary Nursing at The College of Animal Welfare, having now qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing and has a particular interest in Nurse Consults. Chloe has a rabbit called Blackie.

Being a country girl she enjoys working with both small and large animals, particularly rabbits and sheep. In her spare time Chloe enjoys musical theatre and performing arts

Lucie joined the team in 2021 after completing her Veterinary Nursing placement with us. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing but particularly enjoys patient care and kennels. She has a keen interested in the behavioural side of animals and hopes to one day specialise in this subject.

Lucie would love to one day travel to South Africa to volunteer within conservations and also to enjoy a safari to see animals in their natural habitat. She particularly loves big cats as she finds them majestic.

Clare spent most of her life in animal care having competed an Animal Care course at West Anglia. Previously she has worked as a kennel assistant and a pet shop manager. Her favourite part of the role as Patient Care Assistant is caring for the hospitalised animals and working in dispensary preparing medications. Clare has five cats, a dog called Blade and two snakes.