The practice has two partners (Stephen Pegg and Louise Coates) and three assistant vets (Charlotte Marshall, Harry Weatherson and Bridget Adcock) as well as employing Chris Cook as a regular part time consultant vet during the busy holiday periods. Our veterinary surgeons are all experienced and dedicated professionals and have all qualified from one of the seven UK veterinary colleges. It is practice policy for all the vets to keep upto date with regular continued professional development - ensuring the best and most modern treatments and protocols are followed. Our surgeons still provide a comprehensive and convenient emergency service shared with another local veterinary surgery. Our fees remain probably the best in the area. Please contact us if you need further information.
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Stephen Pegg BVM&S MRCVS Stephen graduated from Edinburgh in 1992 and joined the practice, where he is a partner, in 1998. “After qualifying, I spent six years in a variety of mixed practices in the north of England before settling in the Midlands. I have spent a lot of time performing orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery and we now have the facilities to perform nearly all procedures on site. We have ensured the practice remains at the forefront of veterinary science by using the best anaesthetics, equipment and staff.” |
Louise Coates BVSc MRCVS |
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Charlotte Marshall BVSc MRCVS Charlotte is a Veterinary Assistant who joined in 1997 after graduating from Liverpool the same year. “I enjoy working with small animals and particularly enjoy the challenge of discovering the cause of a problem and the satisfaction of solving it.” |
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Harry Weatherson B.Vet.Med MRCVS Harry joined the team of vets at Pype Hayes Veterinary Centre in September 2009 having graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in London. He has an particular interest in small animal surgery. |
Bridget Adcock B.Vet.Med MRCVS Bridget joined the Pype Hayes Veterinary Centre in September 2010, having graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in London. |