Cheltenham's New Independent Vet Clinic 

I have been working in small animal clinical practice in Gloucestershire since 2015. I enjoy all elements of veterinary medicine but have a keen interest in soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery. I began working towards my small animal surgical certificate with the Royal Veterinary College in 2018 and expect to complete this in 2024. 

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Providing veterinary care for pets is a real privilege and I feel lucky to call it work. I really value the vet-pet owner bond and enjoy getting to know people and their pets. 

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Outside of work I am an avid Munster rugby supporter and a terrible golfer. 

You will see my two dogs, Ronda & Walter, roaming around the practice. Be sure to say hello to them, they will definitely want to say hello to you!  

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I graduated from University College Dublin in 2016 and have spent the last 7 years working in a very busy small animal practice in Gloucestershire. I enjoy all aspects of small animal practice. I have keen interests in both soft tissue surgery & internal medicine.

 

Last year I began my Advanced Practitioner Certificate with the Royal Veterinary College and hope to complete this in the coming years.

 

My goal, alongside my husband, is to create a family run practice that focuses on first class animal and client care. A place where each family and pet knows they are the focus, with undivided & expert veterinary care.

 

Outside of practice, I have a keen interest in art and design. Not to mention being outdoors with my cheeky dogs Ronda & Walter!​​​

I found a love for animals at a young age which has led me to work in veterinary practices around Gloucestershire since I was 15 years old. I then went on to complete my nursing training at Harper Adams University. 

 

I have worked with Ben and Jess over the last 8 years and am extremely proud to be part of Madra. I have a keen interest in Schedule 3 surgery and have become a lot more experienced in this area under the guidance of Ben and Jess. 

 

In 2021 I trained as a clinical coach; I love teaching nursing students and supporting them through their training. It is so rewarding to watch student nurses develop and grow as they progress in their careers.

 

Outside of the practice you will find me walking in the countryside with Pepper, my muddy Working Cocker Spaniel. On weekends I’ll often be out exploring with my partner, in our campervan.