Veterinary Surgeon
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Cere Vidal DVM MRCVS
After qualifying in Spain in 2002, I worked at several small animal practices before deciding to move to the UK
in 2007. Since then I have worked in Cambridgeshire, first for a corporate practice and more recently for an independent practice before deciding
to open my own surgery. I have a keen interest in all aspects of small animal medicine, preventative health care, internal medicine,
ultrasound and dentistry, and enjoy doing surgeries as well.
I live with my partner Carlos and Nelo, a lazy cat that stays indoors whenever there is any sign of rain or cold! Away from work
I enjoy walking, reading, travel and most of all spending time with friends and family.
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Veterinary Surgeon
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Alice Hurn DVM MRCVS
I qualified as a vet from The University of Nottingham in 2016 and joined the team at Whittlesey Vets in July 2016, after spending several weeks
here on placement as a veterinary student. Though I enjoy all aspects of small animal medicine and surgery, I have a keen interest in dermatology.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, and also my pets- Lord Squilliam, a very lazy but very handsome British Shorthair cat,
and the mad Hettie and Martha, a Clumber Spaniel and Italian Spinone. I also enjoy travelling, dancing, skiing and tending to my three chickens.
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Registered Nurse
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Mel Biggadike
My love of animals has been with me all of my life, from the earliest memories of Daktari and Born Free in Africa, on the TV as a child,
to the stories of James Herriot in the Yorkshire Dales. I have had several jobs over the years, ranging from tree surgeon to farm worker,
lambing assistant to leopard tracking and catching venomous snakes in the bush. I have kept bred and worked black Labradors for 30 years.
I have a Labrador and a Border Terrier at the moment, along with a blue cat, small parrot, and a few chickens. I am a fully qualified swimming coach,
and have spent many an hour on poolside up and down the country. I have a daughter studying for her Masters degree, and I myself am going back to college
(yes…..at my age !!) to study for my vet nursing qualification. I have learnt a great deal whilst working in practice, and I thoroughly enjoy it.
We do unfortunately have a few sad times, but many lovely moments with the animals that we see in practice.
I am having a really good time with Cere and the team, at Whittlesey Vets.
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Registered Nurse
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Ellie Barker
I have been working within the Veterinary industry for over 10 years and am very passionate about all animals. I live with my two Jack Russells Honey & Ralph.
I am in my second year of Veterinary Nurse training, which isn't without its challenges but the team are very supportive & I love working here!
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Veterinary Care Assistant
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Holly Neal
I have been working with animals in many fields for over 14 years, from pig farming to ferret racing.
I love animals and have been nursing for the past 8 years, I have been working here with Cere at Whittlesey vets since we opened, and am loving seeing all the local people and there pets.
I have 3 cats called Mojo, Luna and Duke who couldn't be more different, and a crazy Collie cross Jackpot, who keeps me on my toes.
I love my job and working in Whittlesey and have definitely found my vocation.
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Client Care Assistant
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Amy Foster
I have lived in lovely Whittlesey all my life and have been working within veterinary hospitals/practices for over 10 years.
Animals are my passion and I adore them. I qualified as an animal nursing assistant in 2010 at the Collage of Animal Welfare.
I have 3 beautiful children, Callum who is 3 years old, Emily who is 1 year old and Jessie my Labrador who is 9.
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Client Care Assistant
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Emily Candy
I have always had a love of animals and would have a zoo if i could! I decided a career change was needed and in 2015 took the leap to join Whittlesey Vets as a receptionist.
I enjoy greeting the clients and love meeting their furry family members, especially when cuddles are in order. I live with my husband, a dog called Penelope and a cat called
Floyd who do their best to not let me rest or lay in. Making the career change has been the best thing I've done and I love woking with the team here at Whittlesey Vets.
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