Cat has a tonne of experience in the veterinary field, dedicating 9½ years as a Client Care Coordinator at a previous practice. Her passion for animals shines through, particularly with her 4-year-old Patterdale/Shih Tzu mix named Nellie, who is a lively bundle of joy and enjoys watching dogs on the tele. Cat also enjoys hitting the gym and going for runs. She ran the Great North Run in 2024, raising funds for Blue Cross.

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Claire has over 20 years experience in the vet world, starting in a mixed-animal practice. She then shifted to the charity sector, focusing on leadership and mentoring. Claire holds a Certificate in Feline Friendly Nursing and spent ten years in clinical practice before taking a four-year break to care for her son. She returned to nursing once her son started school. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, reading, and yoga.

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Jess holds a bachelor’s degree in animal science, which inspired her to pursue a career in the vet world. Her journey began as a VCA, where she then progressed to study to become an RVN. Jess is just weeks away from qualifying and plans to continue studying and given her passion for small mammals, she will be starting her Exotics Certificate in 2025. She loves all things rabbits and actively advocates for their welfare. Most of Jess’s free time is dedicated to caring for her six bunnies, but she also enjoys crocheting, photography, and visiting the cinema.

Gill began her veterinary career in 2011, she started her journey as a volunteer then progressing to the role of Veterinary Care Assistant. She prioritises high-quality patient care, always with compassion. Outside of work, Gill is the proud owner of Malcolm, a Lagotto Romagnolo; Madelyn, a playful Jack Russell puppy; and Timmy, a sweet Tabby cat adopted from a rehoming centre.
In her personal time, Gillian enjoys practicing yoga, along with taking long walks with her dogs.

Tan is no stranger to the vet world having spent the last 6 years as a Receptionist for an Emergency Veterinary Clinic.
She is owned by her three Border Collies Marley, Jessie and the youngest of the pack Bear who is rocking life as a deaf doggo.
In her free time Tan likes to go on adventures with her Collies. She also likes to DIY and get out on the water Powerboating, Random fact, Tan is also a qualified Powerboat Instructor!

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Tasos began his veterinary career in Greece. He then studied for a Master’s in wildlife research in Central Spain. His experience includes charity work, emergency services, and roles at referral centres, along with postgraduate studies in surgery and orthopaedics. Now nearing additional certifications in small animal cardiology and diagnostic imaging, he aims to provide affordable care, helping pets at risk of being priced out of survival.

Richard is a seasoned expert in operations management, bringing a wealth of experience to his position as the Kibbles Practice Manager.
In a departure from corporate life, Richard and his wife Jo made the leap into entrepreneurship by purchasing their own pub.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Richard enjoys a vibrant and active personal life. He is heavily involved in his children’s activities, from managing school runs to supporting their interests in horse riding and football. Richard also has a passion for travel, always seeking new experiences and expanding his horizons.

Jo is a dedicated RVN who embarked on her career in Manchester in 2009. Over the years, she has acquired a wealth of experience across various veterinary environments, including First Opinion, charity clinics, referral hospitals and Out of Hours Clinics.
Jo is passionate about Emergency and Critical Care and Internal Medicine, reflecting her dedication to providing excellent care for critically ill animals. She balances her career with family life as a mother of three and co-manager of a family pub. Recently, the Buller family adopted Kiwi, a stray black cat. She’s also got the magical touch with Staffordshire Bull Terriers, earning her the fabulous title of the ‘Staffy Whisperer!’

Adele trained in Cambridge, getting her degree in Veterinary Nursing and Animal Behaviour in 2017. Since then she has gained her PgCert in Animal Nutrition, qualifying as an ISFM Feline Nurse (in keeping with her crazy cat lady persona!) and is currently doing her MSc in Diagnostic Radiography (a key area of her interest!) In her spare time, Adele enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as fostering kittens for the RSPCA. She is cat mama to Bella, Hilda, Bruce and three legged hand rear Clover.