Cristian qualified in 2016 and has plenty of experience working in small animal surgeries. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family. They have a cat called Gina, who is very friendly at home but not so much when she comes into practice!

Sarah has been an animal lover since childhood, and becoming a Veterinary Nurse was always her dream job. She started her nursing career in 1994, qualifying in 1996. Since then she has worked in a busy, small animal Veterinary Hospital over the last 21 years. Sarah enjoys all aspects of nursing with a particular interest in surgical/theatre nursing, and dealing with pet insurance claims. At home she’s a mother of one and in her spare time enjoys going to concerts, walking and spending time with family and friends. Sarah also enjoys being crafty and hand-makes her own greetings cards. Sarah currently doesn’t have any pets but – if her fiancé ever allowed her! – would love to keep chickens.

Collette grew up in what she describes as ‘a bit of a zoo’ with a family that loves animals; her first pets were a pair of Fantail pigeons that her dad brought home when she was about eight years old (although she thinks they were really for him!) There was also a duck, a goat, several cats and dogs with litters of kittens and puppies and an aviary in the back garden. She has a five year Cavalier King Charles Spaniel called Oscar. Collette has lots of experience working with the public in a customer service role and enjoys working at The Vet as it also gives her the opportunity to meet lots of cute puppies. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and doing needlework including cross stitch and crochet.

Leah has always loved animals and decided she wanted to become a veterinary nurse after she finished school. Leah started working within the veterinary industry in 2015 in an emergency out of hours centre and then moved on to a first opinion practice to carry out her veterinary nursing training, which she went on to complete in 2018.  Leah really enjoys emergency and critical care of patients and would like to study for a certificate in this sometime in the future. Outside of work she has a little, white, fluffy, crossbreed dog called Bella who is her baby. She has recently taken up horse riding and enjoys spending time with her family/friends and travelling when she can.

Hannah has experience working across different settings, including first opinion, emergency out of hours & referral. Her passions are emergency critical care, internal medicine, diagnostic imaging & all-things cat-related! She lives with her cat Ralph and Labradors Roscoe & Milo.