Our vets and nurses
The people at the consulting table, in theatre and on the phone (sample names).
Vets, nurse and reception
Dr Ruth Marsh (RM)
Veterinary surgeon, clinic lead (sample)
Dogs, soft-tissue surgery and the first-year visits of most of our puppies.
Dr Jonah Adeyemi (JA)
Veterinary surgeon (sample)
Cats and rabbits, dentistry, and the quiet Thursday cat clinic.
Priya Shah (PS)
Veterinary nurse (sample)
Nurse clinics: weight, nails, microchips and checks after an operation.
Tom Feld
Reception and health plans (sample)
Appointments, plan sign-ups and repeat prescriptions.
Calm visits for nervous pets
A vet visit is strange for an animal. A few small habits make it easier.
A room for cats and rabbits
They wait away from dogs, with shelves for the carrier and a towel over the door.
Quiet times
Ask for the first or last slot of the day, when the waiting room is empty.
Time on the floor
Many dogs are easier to check on the floor than on the table, so we start there.
Treats, if you agree
We ask about allergies and diets first; you can bring your pet’s own treats.
Book a visit at Larkfield Vets
Appointments every weekday and on Saturday mornings (sample). Call reception or send a request; we reply the same working day.