Veterinary surgeons

Sarah qualified from the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge in 2008 and joined the practice in 2010. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary work but her particular interest is in ultrasound imaging and ophthalmology. At home, Sarah has a rescue Whippet called Neil and a cat called Wiggles.

Hannah qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2018 with a degree in veterinary medicine. At work she has a keen interest in small animal surgery and neurology. She also enjoys remaining up to date on current diagnostic tests and laboratory skills due to her previous degree in Bioveterinary Science. At home she likes to spend time walking in the countryside with her Dachshund Maisy.

In 2015, Serena qualified from the Royal Veterinary College with a degree in veterinary medicine. Serena is passionate about small animal surgery and has started an advanced certificate in this area. At home she has a lovely cat called Ellen rescued from right here at Woolpack.

After graduating from Bristol Vet School in 2009, Anna worked at the RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital for five years, followed by two years at a small animal practice in Staffordshire. She has also spent time volunteering as a vet overseas in Sri Lanka and Africa. In December 2016 Anna started at the Woolpack; she enjoys both internal medicine and feline medicine and the variety that working in general practice brings. Anna has two rescue cats called Molly and Beans.

In 2015, Keely qualified from the Royal Veterinary College with a degree in veterinary medicine. At work she is interested in internal medicine, and at home has a Cockapoo called Scarlett. Keely has started an advanced certificate in small animal medicine to further her technical skills.