I am the daughter of Mick Taylor, the founder of the practice, hence I grew up with veterinary medicine around me, helping my father from a very early age.
I qualified from Glasgow vet school in 1976, and then spent a year as a postgraduate studying equine orthopaedics leading to an MVM.

Following several years living in Newmarket working as a locum, I returned here in 1980 and have been here ever since. I have been one of the racecourse vets at Wolverhampton from 1980, Uttoxeter race course since 1988, I am now part of the team at Haydock and also at Aintree for the bigger race days such as the Grand National. I find all my job fascinating, but I have a special interest in equine performance/ lameness and in farriery (I am an examiner for the Worshipful Company of farriers).

I have ridden all my life and own several thoroughbred horses. In my (limited!!) spare time I train point to pointers and hunter chasers; often having them from youngsters, breaking them in and then taking them through their training. I also breed the occasional thoroughbred foal. I live with my rescued lurcher Hal, my whippet Tiny Tim and my partner Paul who manufactures saddlery.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2002 and have worked at Connaught since I qualified.

I spend the majority of my time at the Wolverhampton hospital where I enjoy the complete variety of routine and more complex small animal work and enjoy all aspects of my role with both medical and surgical cases. I also work at the Codsall branch in the evenings where I thoroughly enjoy building relationships with clients and their pets and assisting them through the highs and lows of life’s journey.

Knowledge and professional development is an important part of everyone’s careers at Connaught House Veterinary Group. I have recently completed my PgC in Feline Practice and I am currently working towards my PgC in Emergency Medicine and Surgery.

Outside of work I enjoy spending time as a family with my husband and daughter. We have a busy household with border collies and small breed dogs who enjoy competitive agility as well as being owned by a number of cats who enjoy the lazier life!

Clinically, I have mainly worked for our equine department, but I have always maintained some companion animal work, usually spending my days out and about looking at horses and then covering evenings and emergencies wherever I was needed. This has previously been sufficient to keep me in an operating theatre, but I have recently decided to spend all of my clinical time in our companion animal department, as I further develop my passion for surgery. The instant improvement in patient’s welfare from a surgery is so rewarding. I’m excited to have signed up for a Post Graduate Certificate in soft tissue surgery (PGCert STS) to continue to advance this area of my career.

Outside of work, I spend my time hiking, climbing, and mountaineering. I have a wife, Beverly (also a vet at Connaught House), and two daughters, Faith and Constance. We live with our two pet cats, Mojo and Gibbs, as well as our parrot, Bertie, who does a mean impression of the burglar alarm that keep us all on our toes!

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 1997 and joined the Connaught team in 1998.

I am mostly based at our Kingswinford Surgery and have enjoyed the challenges of building up the surgery to where it now lies at the heart of our friendly local community.

We see a varied day to day small animal caseload and I have a particular interest in ophthalmology cases and feline medicine – having 5 cats of my own definitely helps with this! I also enjoy using veterinary acupuncture alongside more conventional treatments to offer a wider range of options to our clients and their pets.

When I’m not at work I love to attend live music concerts (preferably from the front row!) and I also have a passion for Ceroc (modern jive) dancing.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2008. and joined the Connaught team in 2021. I run the vaccine clinics at the Wolverhampton branch, as well as doing routine clinicsI also complete most of the pet travel work, including holiday travel to Europe, right through to exports across the world. I have a strong interest in general wellness and preventative healthcare.

I am currently enrolled on a Post Gradyuate Certificate in Medicine, and am very proud to be a Cat Friendly Veterinary Professional and Dog Friendly Advocate.

I have a very lively household, with my husband, two children, our dog and our cats. When I get chance, I love to read, cross stitch and also enjoy baking.

I graduated from the USAMV Cluj Napoca, Romania in 2017. In 2018 I took the big decision to move here to the UK. I have been working at Connaught House since June 2019, where I’m mainly based in the Wolverhampton Hospital. I enjoy all areas of small animals but I still can’t decide if I like more surgical cases or internal medical cases.

Outside of work, my many dogs keep me busy but when I have free time I enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles and going shopping.

I graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2015, I have an interest in surgery and have pursued this by under taking 2 internships in a multi-disciplinary referral centre and am currently studying for the BSAVA certificate in Small Animal Surgery.

Outside of work I enjoying hiking with my two Norfolk Terrier dogs, and I have a young daughter who keeps my wife and I very busy!

I graduated from Nottingham University in 2026 and started with Connaught the same year. I’m a small animal vet at heart but wouldn’t mind looking at the occasional horse too!

My current interests lie in cardiology, emergency medicine and surgery. However, at the moment I’m enjoying meeting the clientele and building positive relationships with my patients.

I moved into the area from Manchester in July ‘26 so still discovering the local treasures and have recently adopted a cat called Fig (Figgie most of the time!). My hobbies include a variety of sports, baking and diamond art.

Having graduated from Cambridge Vet School in 2015, Connaught was my first job for the first 3 years of my career. Having since completed 4 years in other practices, I realised that the grass isn’t always greener, so I was happy to return to Connaught when asked!

I have an interest in most aspects of small animal medicine and surgery, and also feline behaviour.

Outside of work I have a menagerie to look after, Rodney the staffy (who you will see regularly at our Shifnal branch – usually snoring behind reception), Nelson, Izzy and Archie are my house cats and cats Tallulah, Tabitha and Titch spend time at my yard with my horse Desi. Outside of my zoo I enjoy Pilates, the pub and travelling.

Hailing from Ohio, I moved to London to attend the Royal Veterinary College. I had the pleasure of meeting my husband, Andrew, whilst at the RVC. I qualified in 2007 and moved to Shropshire, working in a mixed animal practice at Hollybush Vets. I joined the Connaught team in 2015, I work mainly in the Shifnal branch but can occasionally be found at the hospital, and Kingswinford.

I enjoy all areas of small animal practice but have a particular interest in surgical cases.

I now work part time to facilitate being a taxi service to my daughters Faith and Constance. When I get any spare time, I enjoy gardening and playing the piano.

I grew up and studied veterinary science in South Africa and then I moved to the UK to practice veterinary medicine. This is due to the high standards of care and the tremendous love owners have for their pets here. I can assure you that I will give your pets the same care and attention that I would give to and expect for my own pets. I especially love working with cats and hope to do some further studies in feline medicine in the future.

I currently don’t have any pets but I am keen to get a cat in the near future, now that I’ve settled into a house. In my spare time I enjoy reading and going on walks with my partner.

I started working at Connaught in 1990 and attended Rodbaston College where I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 1997. My main interest lies in emergency and critical care cases as I gained a certificate in this area in 2014.

I own a border terrier, a parson russell terrier and a Bedlington Whippet, who I love walking and spending time with. My other hobbies include riding my motorbike as well as watching motorbikes and Formula 1.

In my spare time I like to keep active by hiking and going to the gym. I have a young crazy cocker spaniel called Hazel, who keeps me very busy.

I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse from Harper Adams University in 2014. I worked at a busy veterinary hospital in Leeds for 5 years before joining Connaught House Veterinary Hospital in January 2019.

I have an interest in feline nursing and have completed the International Society of Feline Medicines certificate in Feline Nursing. I have a cat called Louie who is 8 years old and in my spare time I am currently working on decorating my new house. I also like to take the opportunity to volunteer to help animals abroad when I can.

I trained in Nursing at a practice in Birmingham and qualified from Rodbaston college in 1986. I stayed the same practice going part time in 2000, when I had my daughter. I joined Connaught in March 2016 as Clinic Nurse.

At home I have 3 rescue animals, a lurcher called Kiki who loves her walks, and 2 cats Martha and Polly.

I joined Connaught Vets in 1980 – I am the longest serving member apart from Sue Taylor! – and attended Rodbaston college for my animal nursing training. I work at both the Wolverhampton Hospital and Codsall branch surgery.

I have two black and white cats called Luna & Solar.

I started at Connaught Vets in 2014, then Qualified as a Registered Veterinary nurse in 2018.

My main interests are medical nursing, nutrition and behaviour. I have completed my Nursing certificate in Companion animal behaviour and the International society for feline medicine’s certificate in feline nursing.

Outside of work I enjoy open water swimming, exploring with my 3 sighthounds or anything crafty.

I qualified in 2000 at Rodbaston college and came to work at the Kingwinford branch in 2004. I am the Head Nurse at the Kingwinford practice, and have a keen interest in canine behaviour.

I share my home with my partner Paul, my cat Tyrion, African grey Roo, rabbit Elwood, who are all rescues, and my pointers Kobi and Gunner.. I took up showing with Kobi about 7 years ago, and have had lots of fun even qualifying for Crufts. Also have done some training days on the grouse moors of Yorkshire .

I am a keen walker and love exploring new areas of the country, and love to paddleboard.

I started work at Connaught Wolverhampton Hospital in 2008, qualified in 2010 and moved to the Kingswinford branch in 2017. I enjoy all aspects of theatre work, nurse clinics and pharmacy.

Outside of work I have my horse Dolly who I ride most days and my young Jack Russell Terrier Pip who keeps me on my toes. I also enjoy motorcycles and day trips out.

I gained my BSc in Veterinary Nursing Science from Hartpury College, University of the West of England, and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2005. I joined Connaught at the end of 2023 after spending 14 years in a charity practice.

I enjoy both medical and surgical nursing, but particularly prepping patients for their operations and monitoring general anaesthetics. I also have a keen interest in canine and feline behaviour, and fear-free handling and hope to pursue qualifications in these areas soon so I can better support pet owners with behaviour modification.

Both inside and outside of work, I am an advocate for compassionate understanding and inclusivity of people living with mental health illness, neurodiversity and other “invisible” disabilities.

My home life revolves around keeping two Miniature Schnauzers, our cat, 4 guinea pigs, our tortoise and my husband out of mischief! I also enjoy walking, reading and going to music gigs.

I began my veterinary nursing career back in 1989 as a student, progressing to where I am now as a practice manager/nurse at the Shifnal branch of Connaught House. I have been at here since July 1997 and have seen the practice grow and progress over the years, from Taylor & Marshall to where we are today.

During my time here I have completed my QCF Advanced apprenticeship in Management.

When I do find spare time, I love being a mum, wife and Step-Nan spending as much time as possible with my family as I can. I own a menagerie of creatures ranging from cats, dogs and two adorable Donkeys.

I qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in Summer 2012. I have worked at Connaught since September 2010, with a short period in another practice in 2013/14. I started my career at the Wolverhampton hospital and now work at the Shifnal branch.

I have special interests in Veterinary Anaesthesia, laboratory diagnostics and in-patient care.

I joined Connaught Shifnal when it was Taylor and Marshall in August 2014, where I started and apprenticeship in customer service. I then progressed on to completing my Veterinary Care Assistant in September 2015, followed by starting my Veterinary Nursing training in September 2022 and recently qualifying earlier in 2024.

I have an interest in exotics and hope to go on to do my certificate in exotic nursing.

I started my veterinary journey in 2006, qualifyling in 2020 as a registered veterinary nurse at Rodbaston college. I have a keen interest in cats, keeping up to date with ISFM guidelines. I enjoy getting to know our clients during my consultations and working in the surgical theatre.

I spend my time outside of work on long countryside walks, reading books cuddled with my Persian resue cat and spending time with family and friends.

I’ve worked in veterinary since I was 16 and have since qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2022. I worked in a busy hospital for 4 years before joining the Connaught team in 2026 as a night nurse.

I have a keen interest in both anaesthetics and emergency and critical care and hope to do a certificate in the near future.

Outside of work I enjoy drawing and spending time with my dogs. I have a Bichon Frise named Daisy and Jack-a-poo named Poppy.

I graduated from Harper Adams University in 2026 and joined the Connaught team at the beginning of August, working between the Kingswinford and Wolverhampton branches. I’m really enjoying my role so far and getting to know everyone!

Outside of work I love reading, crafting, gardening (though I’m not very good at it!) and gaming. I also have four cheeky budgies at home that keep me on my toes – Nelson, Thomas, Elsa and Erin.

I started working as a receptionist at Connaught House in June 2021, having previously worked at a different practice for 4 years. I enjoy meeting clients and their animals and all aspects of reception work.

Outside of work, I have 4 very active dogs that keep myself and my husband very busy. We enjoy going on long country walks and spending time in our caravan at the seaside with them. I also look after my friends’ horses and spend many hours exploring the bridleways.

We have recently welcomed our second Granddaughter into our family and love spending time with them.

I have worked at Connaught House since January 2021. After gaining a BSc (Hons) in Animal Management I went on to be a Zoo Keeper for 11 years. I worked mainly with Primates ranging from Marmosets and Tamarins to Orangutans. I have also spent some time working with and training dogs who have since gone on to be Police Dogs and Anti-Poaching dogs in South Africa.

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my pets and am a huge fan of Eeyore.

I have now been a receptionist at Connaught for over 2 years, where I started at Shifnal then moved to the Wolverhampton call centre. I both enjoy speaking to clients and meeting their pets.

This is my first job as a receptionist; I used to work in child care and with the elderly, as being in the care sector had more freedom with moving around a lot due to my Dad, and subsequently, my husband being in the RAF.

I have my own 2 dogs, 2 cats and an African Grey parrot called Bentley at home.

I have recently joined Connaught House Vets Kingswinford in June 2022, having previously worked at other veterinary practices.

I love meeting and helping our clients and their pets.

In my spare time I keep fit by taking Charlie, my border terrier for walks and going to Zumba. I also love to bake.

I started working as a receptionist at Connaught Kingswinford branch at the end of January 2022, beginning a new career change.

I enjoy meeting all clients and their animals and all aspects of my job.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my staffy Kula, socialising with friends and planning new adventures.

I started working as a receptionist for Connaught House Vets in August 2022 having previously done both veterinary reception and veterinary nursing for many years.

I love helping and meeting our clients and their pets.

In my spare time I am a temperament assessor for Therapy Dogs Nationwide. I also enjoy taking my little one to many a soft play centre. As well as spending time with my three rescue shihtzus.

I joined Connaught House vets, Kingswinford, in June 2022 on reception having previously worked as a receptionist at a GP Surgery.

This is my first time working in an animal focused environment and I enjoy meeting and fussing the animals.

My husband and I enjoy touring around the UK and walking in the great outdoors.

I started with Connaught in September 2025, being based at the main Wolverhampton hospital means I get to see a lot of interesting cases, and be hands on with the animals we welcome through the door.

My favourite part of the job would be in-patient care, because while your pets stay with us, whether it is a day or a week, I get to ensure they still receive the love and attention they would whilst they are at home.

I also enjoy assisting scans, both heart and abdominal scans, comforting the animals while they have the exam done.

Outside of work, my life is taken up by my three horses – Annie, who is a Welsh Cob; Carrot, who is a Thoroughbred; and Georgis, who is a Blue Cross rescue Shetland. Any spare time I have is spent with the horses, either riding or doing basic care. At home, I have an indoor cat called Archie, who we let explore the outdoors on a harness, whether that is local walks or even coming on holiday!

I started at Connaughts in september 2020 after being a client for many years, as they needed someone to help with animal handling through the pandemic, and as I have worked in kennels and catteries for 18 years, they felt I could help. I love my role as animal care assistant and the team I work with.

I currently own a Rhodesian Ridgeback, Kanzi and two cats, Hunter and Harley who I spend a lot of my time with!

I have worked in Veterinary for many years qualifying as a Veterinary Nurse in 2013. I have recently had a break from veterinary nursing, returning back to the profession as a nursing assistant.

I have a strong interest in senior pets, after caring for my dog Minnie who I sadly lost in 2023. I now have two young dogs who I have started doing Hoopers Agility with. Dyson, a Jack Russell cross, and Hetty, a Jack Russell.

When not in work I like to take my dogs away in our caravan, or I am riding my horse Lilly, a Welsh part bred who I hope to start competing in Dressage with.