About Us

I qualified from Bristol veterinary school in 1997 and have worked in first opinion practice in Wiltshire and Surrey since then. I started the clinic as a mobile practice in 2011 and was fortunate to acquire the base clinic in 2016.

I am delighted how the clinic has progressed over the years and fulfilled my life’s ambition: to run a clinic that cares for pets with its heart and soul. I am really fortunate to be surrounded by like-minded colleagues that go above and beyond.

I live in West Sussex with my 2 children and a menagerie of animals, 3 dogs, a 3-legged cat, 2 guinea pigs and a number of chickens! Life is never dull.

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I have a background in human factors and customer service which began in the aviation industry and then extended into the corporate world. I have two children, two very lively springer spaniels and three rescue cats.

I was really excited to be invited to work at the practice in September 2020 and be a part of such a great team of people.

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I qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in 2005 and have locumed for various clinics before starting at the House Vet in 2016.

I really enjoy caring for patients undergoing surgery and also meeting owners and their pets during nurse clinics. Puppy socialisation classes is also something I love running. I take care of all the insurance claims and love being part of the fantastic team we have.

I live with my husband and two children along with our Labrador – Pepe, 2 guinea pigs and chickens! I also run a cat sitting business caring for pets whilst their owners are away.

I have been working at The House Vet since 2014 and in May 2021 I finally gained my qualification and am now a Registered Veterinary Nurse.

I have a special interest in mating management and reproduction in dogs and neonatal care, quite often people call me the ‘canine midwife’!

At home I have Jack Russell terrier called Henry, Bengal cat called Shadow and 4 guinea pigs. In my spare time I enjoy socializing with friends, walking Henry, cooking and baking.

I qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1996 and I have worked in practices in the local area ever since. Gaining experience nursing a wide variety of animals from horses to snakes. My interests are in Feline Nursing and behaviour, I recently gained a certificate in feline nursing and hope to soon work towards a certificate in feline behaviour. I also enjoy anaesthesia and all aspects of nursing care.

I live with my husband John and our two children Ella and Maddie. We have a dog called Teasel and a cat called Miranda.

I began my nursing career back in 2005 when I started my training and qualified in 2009. Since then I have worked mainly in first opinion practices but have also been a night nurse for out of hours emergency and also for a referral practice. I joined The House Vet in June 2022. I enjoy all aspects of nursing but particularly enjoy dentistry. At home I live with my husband and 3 children. We have Dudley the big fluffy goldendoodle and Flash the tortoise.

I started with The House Vet in September 2020 in the middle of Covid-19! I started my veterinary care assistant training and gained my qualification. I am now a 2nd Year veterinary nurse student, I fall in love with my job more and more each day! I love looking after all of your fur babies! At home I have 2 cats; Buttons and Marbles and Cocker Spaniel called Harley!

I joined The House Vet in 2022 and have been working towards my Veterinary Care Assistant diploma for the past year. I enjoy how much variety is in my job. As well as having a passion for animal welfare, I have a background in art and a degree in photography – most of the photographs on the website are taken by me! We have a fantastic team here, I am proud to work for an independent practice. We are lucky to have brilliant clients and patients that we form strong relationships with. I look forward to what the future holds!

I first started at The House Vet in April 2021 for Saturday work experience, which quickly confirmed my interest in the vet nursing profession. In July 2022 I started as a student vet nurse and am thoroughly enjoying my college days alongside experiencing and learning in the amazing veterinary world at this clinic.

At home I have 2 guinea pigs, Nellie and Leia, a rescue dog called Alfie and I have now taken on a rescue cat called Padfoot- although I’m sure this number will just increase from here!

I have been working as a veterinary nurse since 1998, starting my career off in a busy mixed practice in West Sussex, predominantly working alongside the vets on farm visits and doing out of hours. I recently joined The House Vet in April 2024. I live on the family working farm, which breeds a small herd of Herefords, with my husband and our two boys. We have a miniature Shetland called Kit who we rescued many years ago and two spaniels called Bodie and Boyce. I really enjoy theatre and dentistry, but also have a soft spot for the older patients as they deserve that extra bit of tlc​.

I joined the clinic in December 2018 and am really enjoying my role as receptionist. I especially enjoy getting to know the clients and their pets and welcoming them into the clinic. At home I have a husband and 2 children as well as a very energetic spaniel called Harley and two very tolerant cats called Marble and Buttons!

I have had a lifelong passion for animals and spent my entire childhood begging for a pet of any kind. My Dad never capitulated, so it was almost inevitable that, as soon as I got my own house, I began filling it with pets! Over the years I have had dogs, cats, hamsters, mice, chinchillas, degus and a couple of foster bunnies. After working at HMRC for 30 years, I was so happy to get the opportunity to work at Newdigate House Vets as it combines my love of animals with the challenge of learning new skills and meeting new people.

I joined the team in September 2021 as an evening receptionist. The job is full of multitasking but so enjoyable. It is a delight to meet all of the clients and their owners too and it is especially lovely to see the tiniest of kittens and puppies grow up into adulthood. When not at work I can be found hacking around the Surrey Hills on my ponies. At home I have a lovely husband called Tim and we are looking to expand our family with a dog next year.

As one of the part-time receptionists at Newdigate, I am normally your first contact when you call or come into the practice. I love meeting all our clients and all their furry friends and I’m always up for pet cuddles! Having worked at the practice since February 2022, I am very proud to be working as part of an amazing team. I look forward to meeting you when you come in and you might get to meet Albie, my King Charles Cavalier, who is sometimes curled up asleep under the reception desk.