Dr Adam Sheridan BVetMed PgCertSurg CertSAM PgDip(VCP) MRCVS
Clinical Director and Veterinary Surgeon
Adam graduated from the Royal veterinary collage and spent some time working in west London. He then moved to Bristol and spent a few years working in both first opinion and referral practice. During his time in Bristol Adam obtain a post graduate certificate in small animal medicine (CertSAM).
Adam then completed a rotating internship and post graduate diploma of veterinary clinical practice (PgDipVCP) with the university of Bristol Langford referral hospital. He then spent some time working in north Somerset and completed his post graduate certificate in small animal surgery (PgCertSurg), he then moved to Devon with his partner and spent some time developing some new surgical techniques.
Adam’s main interests are Orthopaedics, Advanced soft tissue surgery, and oncology, and is now looking to start his post graduate professional doctorate.
Adam is dad to two very bouncy Boston Terriers, Lexi and Tiabeanie.
Adam then completed a rotating internship and post graduate diploma of veterinary clinical practice (PgDipVCP) with the university of Bristol Langford referral hospital. He then spent some time working in north Somerset and completed his post graduate certificate in small animal surgery (PgCertSurg), he then moved to Devon with his partner and spent some time developing some new surgical techniques.
Adam’s main interests are Orthopaedics, Advanced soft tissue surgery, and oncology, and is now looking to start his post graduate professional doctorate.
Adam is dad to two very bouncy Boston Terriers, Lexi and Tiabeanie.
Lucinda Dovey BVSc BSc (Hons) MRCVS
Lu graduated from Liverpool in 2007, having previously studied a Zoology degree there. Lu spent just over two years with Endells from 2008-2010 and is now rejoining the team. Lu has an interest in both medicine and surgery and also acupuncture. She lives in a village outside of Salisbury with her husband and two boys. Over the years they have had a cat, four dogs, exotic pheasants, chickens, hamsters, fish and with their love of animals and the outdoors hope one day to have their dream of a small holding!
Dr Guy Fletcher BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS
Guy qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 1992. He has worked in practices in many different parts of the country, but has been based in Hampshire in more recent years. He has a range of clinical interests including surgery, feline medicine, ophthalmology and dermatology. Guy lives in The New Forest with his wife, daughter, and currently one dog and two cats, although the number of animals is always under review…. In his spare time, Guy enjoys a wide range of music, motorcycles,
cycling in The Forest, and travelling.
Dr Dorit Joyce DrMedVet GPCert(SAP) MRCVS
Dorit qualified in Germany in 1993 and obtained her doctorate within the following year. She worked in mixed practice in the West of Ireland for five years before moving to England. Since 2000, Dorit has been living and working in various areas in the beautiful county of Wiltshire.
Dorit holds the General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Practice. She very much enjoys the variety and challenges of all aspects of small animal medicine and surgery. Until recently, she used to own and compete horses, mainly partaking in the discipline of show jumping, and is currently maintaining her involvement in the sport through exercising her friend’s horses.
A lot of her spare time is spent on long walks with her gorgeous Border Collie Bryn, preferably with her family and friends.
Dorit holds the General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Practice. She very much enjoys the variety and challenges of all aspects of small animal medicine and surgery. Until recently, she used to own and compete horses, mainly partaking in the discipline of show jumping, and is currently maintaining her involvement in the sport through exercising her friend’s horses.
A lot of her spare time is spent on long walks with her gorgeous Border Collie Bryn, preferably with her family and friends.
Rosie Morgan BSc VetMB BSc GPCert(SAS) MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon
Rosie graduated from Cambridge Vet School in 2006, having previously studied Zoology at Bristol University. She has worked at various practices, including spending six years in the New Forest. Most recently, Rosie has been working at a mixed practice In North Devon for three and a half years. She has a certificate in Small Animal Surgery and an interest in imaging including endoscopy and ultrasound.
She lives in a village in the Chalke Valley with her husband, two children and currently two cats, both ‘adopted’ through work. One has three legs and the other has one eye! Previously Rosie ran a smallholding with sheep, pigs, chickens, geese, turkeys, guinea fowl, a three-legged dog and a tame wild duck. In her spare time, Rosie enjoys running and is currently training for her first half marathon.
She lives in a village in the Chalke Valley with her husband, two children and currently two cats, both ‘adopted’ through work. One has three legs and the other has one eye! Previously Rosie ran a smallholding with sheep, pigs, chickens, geese, turkeys, guinea fowl, a three-legged dog and a tame wild duck. In her spare time, Rosie enjoys running and is currently training for her first half marathon.
