Veterinary nurses

Hazel qualified in 2017 having started training here as a student in 2015. She particularly enjoys physiotherapy, which was her area of degree study. Another area Hazel finds interesting is animal behaviour. She has a silly cat called Bob who is her pride and joy. Hazel works a lot with the Cats Protection helping organise our charity work.

Hannah has worked at Roebuck since she qualified in 2012 and has progressed to become one of our senior veterinary nurses She enjoys geriatric pet care, including arthritis management and weight clinics, as well as consulting. Hannah has two cats called Leo and Ellie and a horse called Sid.

Natasha joined us in 2015 as a kennel assistant and then training to be a veterinary nurse, qualifying in 2019. She really enjoys working within our wards to provide excellent in-patient care. Away from work Natasha enjoys spending time with her family and two dogs.

Jordan started with us a receptionist before starting his training in 2016 to become a veterinary nurse, qualifying in 2019. He has a King Charles Cavalier called Mr Darcy and two rescue cats.

Craig is a proud Irishman and started with us in October 2017. He is training to be a nurse. Craig previously worked at the Royal Veterinary College in the emergency and critical care and medicine departments. He has a fat cat called Teddy as well as his own horse named Zena. He likes to teach riding in his spare time and once taught ‘Made in Chelsea’ stars to ride horses!

Chelsea has been working with us at Roebuck since 2016, and has now started her nursing diploma with the College of Animal Welfare. She likes working with horses, occasionally riding and grooming. Chelsea has a lovely Labradoodle called Killian who is bundles of fun!

Sarah joined us as a kennel assistant in 2017, and has now started her nursing diploma. She has two cats, one is black and one is white so when they snuggle they look like ying and yang! Sarah loves animals of all shapes and sizes, except maybe spiders!

Chloe started with us as a receptionist in 2016 and then became a kennel assistant before starting her veterinary nurse training. She has a foundation degree in animal management so is a real asset to the team. At home Chloe has a cheeky Jack Russell Terrier called Honey.