Redhill Companion Care

I graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2000. I went on to gain a wide range of experience working in four very different small animal practices in the south-east. It has long been my ambition to run my own practice and I am looking forward to bringing together all of the skills that I have acquired in those positions to provide the best possible service to the patients and clients of Companion Care Redhill.

I completed the General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Medicine in 2005, but also particularly enjoy surgery and exotic animal medicine. Away from work I enjoy travelling, eating out and cooking. Fortunately I am also a keen runner which helps to compensate for my more indulgent pastimes!

I graduated from Bulgaria in 2013. After a few years there I realised that my passion to help animals could be better served by moving to work in the United Kingdom. I joined Companion Care Redhill in 2017 and I adore my patients, clients and the team that I work with. In 2022 I became one of the Joint Venture Partners at the Practice.

I have a particular affection for large dogs. I myself own a gigantic dog, an Newfoundland, and after a long day at work there is nothing better than a fluffy hug from her. Outside of work I love to go swimming and travelling.

I graduated from the University of Las Palmas, Spain.Joined the team in April 2017. Learning every day , keeping my focus and interesting the daily cases is a process. To be good at something, you need persistence and dedication.Medicine has been always something that I was aspiring since a child. My first patient was a muppet squirrel: Kate , the worst Christmas gift I ever had as a child.

I particularly enjoy Ophthalmology cases. Eyes are the best gift that we and our pets can open every morning.Working as Veterinary Surgeon in UK , is something that came in my mind impulsively. We live in a world where talent is distributed equally but opportunities are not !More importantly would like to thanks to every single patient and client giving me the chance to be part of that journey.

Hi I’m Lorna and I’m the Head Registered Veterinary Nurse here at Companion Care Redhill. I qualified from Plumpton College in 2008 and have been at CC Redhill since October 2014. In 2016 I completed the ISFM Feline Friendly Nursing Certificate with Distinction. In October 2018 I completed the 2 year ISFM Advanced Certificate in Feline Behaviour. I love working with cats and I have a soft spot for sloths. I am the practices “Cat Advocate” and strive to make sure that your cats get all the attention they deserve while at the practice.

I have been nursing for 10 years and qualified in 2008. I started work at Companion Care in December 2014 after my maternity leave. I have two children and a cat called Basil.

I’m Gemma I qualified in 2016 from Plumpton College with a Foundation Degree in Veterinary Nursing. I have always wanted to work with animals and aspired to become a Veterinary Nurse. Once qualified I worked abroad in New Zealand for a year mainly in a small animal practice. I enjoy all aspects of nursing. Since being back home I have completed my Blue Cross Pet Bereavement training and am able to give emotional support to those who have lost their beloved pets. I have a rescue cat called Wilf and 2 rescue rabbits called Molly and Honey.

I started here in February 2017, starting off as a VCA I am now a Student Veterinary Nurse in college and working my way to becoming a Registered Veterinary Nurse. Growing up I have always been around animals, I have done a lot of work experience in different sectors of Animal management, but liked this role best. I have a dog and two cats at home as well as two fish tanks and a koi pond, with the occasional bird that the cats bring in.

My name is Holly, I am a VCA here at CC Redhill. I started working here in June 2018. I joined the veterinary industry in 2016. I previously worked as a receptionist at a practice in South Africa where I got to see a lot of exotic animals and work with a lot of charity organisations. I gained a lot of experience, and now, I am fortunate enough to be part of a nursing team where I can continue to learn and develop my knowledge on animal care. I have two of my own rescue doggies who are very spoilt and love going for long hikes up the mountains. I am 100% a dog person, but have a love for all fur-creatures.