Our Vets and Nurses

Lucy Travers BVSc CertAVP MRCVS

Lucy qualified from Liverpool University in 2006 and gained a Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice in 2017. She has always worked with companion animals bar the odd alpaca and pet sheep! Having experience in many areas of small animal work she enjoys soft tissue surgeries such as abdominal surgery, BOAS procedures and anal sac removals. She is an OV (Official Veterinarian) and so can write animal health certificates for pet travel. She has a young yellow Labrador called Ginny

Anna Atkins BVetMed MRCVS

Anna graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2000. She has always worked in small animal practice, working for the PDSA for 14 years. She is a very experienced soft tissue surgeon and has a keen interest in ultrasonography and in particular echocardiography (heart ultrasound scanning). 

She has a British Shorthair cat called Fergus who she rescued when he was a tiny kitten.

Rachel Angus BVMS MRCVS

Rachel graduated from the University of Glasgow Veterinary School in 2010. As well as working with us on Thursdays, Rachel also works for the PDSA. She has a special interest in soft tissue surgery and will mainly be found in the operating theatre! She is also very skilled with the ultrasound machine.

Sally Gough RVN 

Sally has been working as a veterinary nurse since 2005. She is a clinical coach which means she works with Bottle Green training to teach our students. She has particular interests in anaesthesia and emergency medicine and enjoys walks with her energetic Jack Russell terrier called Eddie. 

Sue Williams RVN

Sue has been working as a nurse for many years. She is very experienced and enjoys all aspects of her role from consulting to anaesthetics to hospital care. She often has the task of monitoring anaesthetics of our tiniest patients, a role that can be very challenging.  She enjoys walking her dog Nixie and running. 

Chloe Rathbone RVN

Chloe has recently qualified as a Royal Veterinary nurse. She flew through college and is excited to further her role in nursing. She is enjoying all aspects of the job, with a particular interest in rabbits and rodents. She has a dog and 3 cats at home. She is pictured here with her cat toast.

Megan Corbin

Megan is now in her third  year of training to become a qualified Veterinary nurse. She has always had an interest in animals and we have known her since she was at school. She just kept coming back to Veterinary after spending time at University and dog grooming. She has a cheeky Cockerpoo at home called Loki. 

Gill Reed

Gill has worked in Veterinary practice for many years. She is a very friendly welcoming face and looks after us all. She does all of our insurance admin and so if you have a question to ask about that she is your person. She has 4 dogs that keep her busy and her daughter has just qualified as a Vet

 Stacey McMeechan

Stacey is the new face in our reception team. She has worked in veterinary for several years in both first opinion and referral practice. At home Stacey has a rescue dog called Lolly and a Tortoise called Penny.