veterinary surgeons
Jess Welburn MRCVS
""I qualified from Nottingham in 2012, and spent the first two years of my career in a busy hospital in London. I missed Yorkshire, so moved back in 2014 and spent the next four years in a local first opinion practice. Animal welfare has always been very important to me, and during my time in practice it has become very apparent how much better animals cope with veterinary examinations in their own home.
This led me to start the Mobile Vet Company in the summer of 2018. My clinical interests lie within internal medicine, particularly dermatology and endocrinology. Outside of work I enjoy staying active, travelling, and spending time with my friends, family and of course my cat, Stanley-John.""
Tracy Watts MRCVS
“I qualified in 2013 from Nottingham and have spent the last 10 years in general practice. I love all aspects of general practice, but find mobile consultations much more fulfilling, as we have the time to provide the patients and clients with the time and standards of care they deserve.
Outside of work I enjoy running, crafting and spending time with Bella the Staffy, my husband, kids and Mike the cat.”
Becky Littlehales MRCVS
“I qualified from Liverpool in 2020, and since then have worked in small animal practice. My clinical interests include dermatology and pain management but most of all enjoy the variety of general practice. I particularly love seeing patients in their own home environment and am passionate about caring for our senior patients.
Outside of work I enjoy listening to music, watching football and most of all spending time with my senior rescue cat, Pizza! “
NURSING STAFF
Ellice Codling
“I’ve always had a passion for animals, and completed a degree in Animal Science in 2012. After graduating, I pursued a career in veterinary practice, and have never looked back. My interests in practice include weight and dental checks, husbandry advice, and I also have a keen interest in small furries, having rescued 2 bunnies and 2 guinea pigs. I take pride in managerial aspects of practice such as client care and insurance, to ensure a pleasant experience with us.
Outside of work I live with my husband Liam, our little girl, and our two dogs: rescue Labrador, William, and cheeky cross breed Rupert. We love to go for long walks, and once a week we go to agility class”
Tamara Pinder RVN
“I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2017, and have worked in practice for over ten years. I have always been passionate about animal welfare, and so enjoy seeing pets in their own homes, where they are more relaxed. My clinical interests are varied, but include pain management, particularly for geriatric pets, wound care, and client education.
When I am not busy with work, I enjoy seeing my friends and family, crotchet, walking and of course spending time with my rescue cat, Baby”
Katy Hall RVN
“ I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2023 after several years in general practice. My interest in practice is endocrine disease, nutrition and weight management.
Outside of work I enjoy running, mountain biking, crafting and spending time with my brood of animals Ysabel, Skittle, Prince, Maggie, Wilma and Minnie.”