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Born in Ceredigion, Nia graduated from Liverpool University in 2013 and moved back to settle in Carmarthenshire.  After initially starting in mixed practice, Nia decided to focus on small animal work and has worked in a variety of local practices since.  She particularly enjoys surgery and looking after the emergency patients and has obtained her certificate in Emergency Critical Care.

Nia has a lurcher who has been with her since just after graduation, and a cat who arrived a year later as a stray at work.  Nia enjoys cooking and dog walking with her husband and 1 year old daughter.  Before having her daughter, Nia enjoyed travelling, but is now kept busy at home.  If you don’t see Nia working or walking, you’ll see her drinking tea!

Hailing originally from the North West, Katy graduated from the RVC in the same year as Jo, then relocated to South Wales and has worked as a small animal vet here for many years since. After nearly a decade at a large practice in Swansea, she spent the last few years before Seren working as a locum in the local area.

Katy has always liked most aspects of small animal clinical work, particularly medicine, cardiology, dermatology and older pet care, but has also enjoyed taking on the new challenge of veterinary business and all that it entails. In her spare time she loves travel, baking (or more often just eating) cakes, reading, music, and spending time in the great Welsh outdoors with her dogs. She and Kevin share three dogs and a tortoise who is over 80 years old.

Prior to Seren Vets, Kevin worked as a GP vet in mixed practice, where his patients included horses, farm animals and domestic pets, as well as a variety of wildlife, exotic and zoo animals.

Kevin was awarded a Distinction in his Veterinary Medicine degree from Liverpool University and has also completed a Master’s degree in Veterinary Conservation Medicine and a Bachelor’s degree in Zoology. He is recognised as an Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and has achieved an RCVS Certificate in Zoological Medicine.

In addition to treating patients at our clinics, Kevin is available for visits (booked in advance) and provides veterinary care for more unusual animals including deer herds, camelids and some zoo collections.