Claire Daniels RVN and Head Veterinary Nurse,  joined us in 2016 after working for a local practice since 2006 and qualifying as a Veterinary Nurse in 2011.

She lives in St Neots with a retired Thoroughbred called Tyke and two young Cobs called Freddie and Jack.

She enjoys horse riding, walking her Hungarian Vizla, Kobi and meeting friends.

 Claire was promoted to the role of Head Veterinary Nurse in 2019.. 

Suzanne Pearson RVN joined the practice in 1989 and qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in 2004. Suzanne has bred several litters of Golden Retrievers, including showing and working them.

She has two horses, which she shares with her daughter as well as cats and chickens! Suzanne enjoys working with small animals such as rats and mice.

Kim Bell, RVN joined us in May 2008. She had started her veterinary nursing career at a practice in St Neots where she obtained her Veterinary Nursing qualification in 2004.

She moved to an intensive referral centre in 2006 but decided she wanted to return to general practice. She enjoys caring for her two dogs and two cats which keeps her very busy!

Vicky Carr, RVN, qualified from Hartpury College in 2015 and started working at a small animal practice for over a year before joining us in 2017. She enjoys undertaking her nursing duties in theatre and outside work she enjoys horse riding and helping her family on their farm. She has two black Labradors called, Dotty and Charlie and a cat called George.

Vicky is currently on maternity leave.

Danielle Elliman RVN, started working for us in 2016 and passed her Veterinary Nurse qualification in 2019.

She has already developed an interest in de-sensitising dogs that are anxious about coming into the practice.

She enjoys horse riding, farming and country life and has a Cob called Kye and an Arab X Cob called Riley. She also has a Labrador called Savannah.

Suzanne Glover, RVN joined us in 2020. She qualified in 1997 and has worked in small animal practice ever since. She also undertook some work for the College of Animal Welfare as a distance learning tutor and is a clinical coach for trainee Veterinary Nurses. She loves the contact with clients during nurse clinics and has a special interest in nutrition and behaviour and has a further qualification in canine behaviour (Dip CABT). She has a rescue collie called Dee and a rescue house bunny called Olaf who is particularly fond of her tortoise. She loves reading and sometimes manages to have three diferent books on the go!

Alex Gerber, RVN joined us in 2020. She qualified from the College of Animal Welfare in 2017 and started a Head Nurse role in North London until 2020 but she missed the hands-on, clinical side of veterinary nursing and being able to follow cases to their completion. She is hoping to move closer to the area with her partner and crossbreed dog and enjoys long walks in the woods and exploring the local area.

Siani Richardson, Nursing Auxiliary, joined the practice in 2004 after working at a veterinary practice in Newmarket for seven years. She started her Pre Veterinary Nurse training and then locumed at a practice in Biggleswade.

She greatly enjoys looking after her horses, cats and dogs and enjoys her role as the diabetic supervisor, assisting clients with their diabetic pets after going through the experience herself!

Natalie Rice BSc(Hons) Veterinary Health Science, Nursing Auxiliary. Natalie is from a local farming background and joined the practice in 2005 after gaining a degree in Veterinary Health Science at the University of West England.

She lives in Sandy with her husband and young sons and has two chickens; a rescue cat Pumpkin and two Jack Russell x Paterdale terriers, Maisie and Isla, who she enjoys walking.

She has pssed her City & Guilds Level 2 certificate in Assisting Veterinary Surgeons in the use of Anaesthetics and Sedation.

Nat is currently on maternity leave