Cuppa Tea With The Vet

Join us to meet Katharine Sewell of @mercerandhughesvets  Katharine is a super star. We met as she was reaching out to find more holistic ways to support her feline patients! What an amazing lady!

We Kick off series 4 of Cuppa Tea with the vet on  Wednesday! 

Meet Ian Stroud of @Smartvetuk Ian’s been looking after the pets of South West London since he graduated from the University of Liverpool over 20 years ago. 

He has a special interest in key hole surgery being one of the first vets to offer it in London. 

He is passionate about building a great team where everyone loves their job and delivers exceptional levels of care. 

It is all about happy pets and happy people.

Join us as we chat with Vet Fabian Rivers, young vet of the year, exotics and small animal vet and CBBC vet with many interests!

Silvia Janská BSc(Hons) MSc BVetMed PgCertVBM MRCVS: 

"I obtained a BSc in Veterinary Science and a MSc in Wild Animal Biology prior to graduating with a vet degree from the RVC in 2014. Throughout my 8-year education at the RVC, I also worked in their e-Media department on various projects that enhanced student learning. After graduating I completed an equine internship and obtained a Certificate in Veterinary Business Management from the University of Liverpool. I have a portfolio career working as an ambulatory equine vet, consulting within the animal health industry (www.innoveting.com), and running a start-up (Flexee, www.flexee.vet) that looks at flexible working for permanent vet employees. On the volunteer side, I am a SPVS board member, and a member of the Greener Veterinary Practice working group for VetSustain"

This week we interview Senior lead vet of Castle Vets in Reading! Katy Slatford!  She is a lovely person with awesome fans who are keen to learn more about her!

Joining us this week is Dr Leslie Eide of the Total Canine. Leslie is a vet and fellow vet rehabber! She is massive in the agility world and a frequent lecturer in the rehab world. She is amazing and has so much to share!

Join us as we talk to Dr Jessica May in Series 3 of Cuppa Tea with the Vet!  Jessica is the Lead vet of First vet, which is a telemedicine service. This is a fast developing, new side of veterinary and it will be super interesting to learn more about it and about Jessica!

We are so excited to have our next vet on board! 

Chris Furley MRCVS, Henley Mobile vet!  

This man's Bio is huge! So don't miss it! He has extensive knowledge. He has been the head vet for Singapore Zoo and was a lecturer at the RVC for 10years!  

He now feels strongly about bring veterinary care to the pet and seeing them in their own environment.  He also has a strong passion for nutrition and human medicine integration.

Christel was our first vet of 2021 to join us for our Cuppa Tea! Listen to learn about Mobile vets!  

"I am a small animal vet who graduated in 2002 from Bristol. Until November last year I was still in my first job! I enjoyed medicine and surgery but especially focused on diagnostic imaging with a lean towards ultrasound. I was able to gain lots of experience in this being the main sonographer for the large practice I worked in. I also used acupuncture to complement my regular medical therapy.  After years of considering it, I’ve decided to get on the road with my skills and have set up VetMobile UK, which will see me providing diagnostic work and medical treatment at the owners home or nearby.  I’ll have ultrasound and lab capability, and am ready to meet the challenges of combining old fashioned home visit service with modern diagnostic technology.  Outside of this new all encompassing role, I’m a keen amateur dressage rider, with a chestnut mare that I bred keeping me on my toes!"

We have had another amazing Cuppa Tea with the Vet! This time with Abigail Davis!

Abby's Bio: I qualified from the RVC in 2013, having previously finished a completely unrelated degree at Durham. I started off in a first opinion, small animal practice and joined Vets Now 18 months later to pursue an interest in emergency and critical care (and a disinterest in early mornings). I spent some time as a principal vet at a couple of lovely clinics in the Midlands before moving in early 2020 to join the team at Eastcott Referrals in their new ICU. I now work nights, seeing emergencies and looking after critical inpatients. I’m also doing a certificate in ECC. I love reading, walking, horse riding, video games and spending time with my 2 year old daughter.