Welcome to
Vet’s Klinic Swindon

Jenny qualified from Glasgow in 2006

Freja graduated from Bristol university in 2013 and joined the klinic at the start of 2015. She took on the role of Head Vet in June 2017. She has a keen interest in surgery and is completing her small animal surgery certificate. She has started to do some orthopaedic procedures in the Klinic after working with an orthopaedic surgeon in her last job for 18 months. She has 2 rescue cats called Austin Powers and Foxy Cleopatra and also rehomed Weasley a Pomeranian from the local charity SNDogs.

Amy graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 2015 and joined us shortly after graduating. She has a particular interest in emergency medicine and critical care. At home she has a rescue cat called Bagheera, two collies called Belle and Winnie and two horses called Charlie and Jasper.

Alexa joined the practice in Feb 2016, having graduated from Bristol uni in 2010. She has a particular interest in emergency and internal medicine. Alexa has a miniature labradoodle called Harry

Laura qualified in 2008 from the Royal Veterinary Collage London

Alannah graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2014 and joined Vet's Klinic in November 2017. Previously she has spent 3 years working at a small animal practice in Newbury. Alannah enjoys all aspects of being a vet and she has a keen interest in surgery. At home she has a working Cocker Spaniel called Flynn.

Kalina graduated from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences in 2015. She has been working in a variety of positions as a Vet since graduating. She joined Vet’s Klinic in January 2018. Her biggest passion is veterinary medicine and spends lot of time on further studying. Kalina also loves foreign languages and her goal is to speak as many as possible.

Back home she has two amazing black cats – Gucio and Cezar

Waseema graduated from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences in March 2018 and joined Vet’s Klinic in April 2018. Although Swindon born and bred, she absolutely loved her time as an international student in Warsaw, and is always keen to travel and learn about different cultures. She is very excited about delving into her career in veterinary medicine and hopes to accomplish much in the fields of small animal medicine and surgery. She also enjoys spending time with her baby niece, and at home has a cat called Mozzy who she loves to spoil!

Becks returned to work part time after maternity leave in Jan 2017. She enjoys all aspects of the job as it is different on a day to day basis. Becks has a black Labrador called Muddy, 2 rescue cats and 2 guinea-pigs at home.

Clare has been a Registered Veterinary Nurse for over 14 years and is now working part time after her return from maternity leave. Clare has a Masters Degree in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling and she has a particular interest in cat behaviour. She has previously spent time working at Oxford Cat Clinic.

Rhys started at the Klinic in 2013 as an auxillary nurse who went on to complete his student nurse training, he qualified in 2016, took on the Deputy Head Nurse role in 2017 and is now the Head Veterinary Nurse. Rhys has a keen interest in medical nursing, emergency and critical care nursing and wildlife. Rhys also has a passion for nutrition and weight loss, where he runs regular weight clinics to try and help owners get a better understanding of nutrition in order to help their pets lose weight. At home Rhys has 3 dogs; Zeus, Mollie, and Dexter.

Laura is coming to the last term of her Veterinary nurse training, and should qualify in 2017. She has 4 cats (and would love more!) called Poppy, Eddie, Bones and Tippex. Tippex was one of 3 kittens hand reared by Head Nurse Katie, which Laura assisted with. Laura is interested in wound management and once qualified would like to learn more in this area.

Annette has been a Registered Veterinary Nurse since 2014 and first joined the team at the Klinic in early 2015. Prior to this she trained at a veterinary hospital in her home town of Lincoln. She has three cats called Lexi, Coco and George, all who have their own story’s before being rescued by Annette on her journey through veterinary nursing. She also owns a terrapin called Tony who she rescued from a pet shop where she worked at in 2007. She has an interest in anything feline and loves theatre and surgical nursing. Known as one of the practices cat whisperers she takes a particular interest in feline behaviour.

Debbie qualified in 2017 from Hartpury College. She has a particular interest in medical, feline and exotic nursing and hopes to undertake courses in these fields in the future. She has a cat called Tipsy who she hand reared and 3 guinea pigs. In her spare time, Debbie enjoys partaking in all forms of aerial arts

Ana has just started her nurse training in Dec 2016. Within months of starting at Vets Klinic, Ana had taken home a stray cat called Timone. She also has another cat called Simba. Ana is originally from Portugal but moved to the UK when she was 2 years old. When finished with her training, Ana hopes to do some travelling around Australia and New Zealand.

Eve has been a Registered Veterinary Nurse since 2013. She joined the team here in November 2016. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing but has a particular interest in surgical nursing and exotics. At home she has a hamster called Claudio and a gecko called Sid.

Sophie is an Auxillary nurse hoping to start her Veterinary nurse training in 2017. She has an interest in exotics, and owns 2 snakes and a pygmy hedgehog.

Molly has worked at various practices in both first opinion and referral. She enjoys all aspects of the work, and particularly looking after patients when recovering from surgery, and re-uniting them with their owners. Molly has 4 rescue rabbits, and 3 goldfish. She enjoys cooking and attending pottery classes. Molly hopes to start her Veterinary nurse training in 2017.

Nicola has just started at Vet's Klinic in January 2017. In the future she aims to work towards qualifying as a Veterinary Nurse. She loves all animals, but is particularly fond of dogs, and has a very energetic boxer dog called Cassius.

Kim has been a Registered Veterinary Nurse since 2015 and first joined us as a locum in October 2016. She has since happily become a permanent member of the team. Prior to joining us, she trained at a practice in her home town of Stourbridge and then went onto enjoy locuming around the country, gaining valuable knowledge and experience of many different ways to practice veterinary nursing. Kim returned from a 4 week trip to the Caribbean in February where she volunteered at the Animal Hospital on the Island of Carriacou. She has a fur baby named Jackson who is a 7 year old Dalmatian and is a perfect gentleman. Kim has an interest in Canine Behaviour and is currently studying The Foundations of Canine Behaviour Diploma with an aim to become a Canine Behaviour Adviser in the future.

Megan joined us in March 2017 as a Student Veterinary Nurse. She has previously worked at other local practices since 2015. She loves caring for small animals and hopes to undergo a further qualification as a canine or feline nutritionist after qualifying as a veterinary nurse. In her spare time she enjoys taking her dog Alfie for long walks and going to concerts.

I studied at Warwickshire college and qualified in August 2015. I have a keen interest in feline behaviour , anaesthesia and surgical nursing. At home I have 2 cats, Tabitha and Bagheera.