Introducing Our Practice Team

Gill qualified from the Royal Veterinary College BVetMed MRCVS in 1997, she worked in general practice and did some emergency work before opening Windlesham Village Vets in 2008 with Peter.

Gill enjoys internal medicine and soft tissue surgery and she has an interest in treating rabbits. She uses her skills to help in rescue centres abroad during her holidays and supports the local wildlife rescue charity.

In her spare time she likes to ride her horses, run and garden

Peter qualified from the Royal Veterinary College BvetMed MRCVS in 1997. After qualifying Peter worked in various practices around the UK before working as an emergency vet for 3 years, then opening Windlesham Village Vets with Gill in 2008.

In his spare time he likes to walk his dogs and ride his motorbike

Bea graduated from Cambridge University in 2017 as a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and with a first-class undergraduate degree in the History and Philosophy of Science.

Bea loves all animals but her passion in life is dogs. She currently has a Pyrenean Sheepdog called Tabi and a Miniature American Shepherd called Siryn. They enjoy training and competing together in a range of activities including agility, hoopers, scent work, and sheep herding. Bea also competes in agility with her Mum's 4 year old Beauceron, Cass.

Bea's veterinary interests are varied – she enjoys internal medicine, ultrasonography and has a growing interest in behavioural medicine, fear-free veterinary medicine, and cooperative care, and care of sports dogs.

When Bea isn't at work or training her dogs (this isn't very often!) she also enjoys reading, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.

Bea's special interest is fear free/cooperative veterinary care and behavioural cases.

Lizzie grew up in Mauritius with lots of animals around her. She always wanted to be a vet so came to the UK to train and then graduated from Bristol University in 2003.

Once qualified, she started a career with horses in Belgium. When back in the UK, she began locuming for charities and private practices before settling in London for many years. Lizzie took a career break to raise her two girls and now is glad to be back in a nice supportive team.

In her spare time, she enjoys walking, gardening, being with wildlife and crafting.

I graduated as a vet in 2014 in dusty Safari Riddled South Africa and decided to make the Trek to the UK as most Saffas are in the habit of doing. I am very happy to have settled down at Windlesham and find the atmosphere energetic, fun and friendly.

I carry great passion for animals, and couldn’t imagine a day of work without them. You may glimpse me being dragged by my Silly Staffie through the forests in the area- don’t worry- it's a controlled drag, I promise!

In my spare time I enjoy the outdoors, running, swimming and cycling. I also enjoy wine.

Liz graduated from Bristol University in 2012 and has worked as a small animal vet ever since. She particularly enjoys soft tissue surgery but also loves the variety that comes with being a general practice vet. In her spare time Liz enjoys long runs with her mischievous x-breed dog Cookie and outdoor adventures with her 2 young boys.

After qualifying in 2015, Amber came to work at Windlesham as a locum nurse before travelling the world. After working in practice in Australia for a year and working as a senior nurse in a well established referral practice in Surrey for 3 years, she made the move back to Windlesham. She is passionate about ensuring that our feline patients have the most relaxed experience with us as possible and has two Burmese cats, Marble and Tweed.

I qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2002 after spending 10 years in a veterinary practice. I completed a radiography degree and worked for the NHS for the past 12 years. I have now come back into veterinary nursing and love working back with animals. I enjoy making sure we give all our patients great care whilst with us. Life out of work is busy with 2 kids, a golden retriever, a horse and a cat.

After completing her Extended Diploma in Animal Management in 2019, Marie joined Windlesham Vets, to develop and gain new skills within the veterinary environment. She recently passed her qualification to become a veterinary nurse.

In her spare time Marie enjoys doing middle-distance and cross country running with her friends, as well as spend time with her two terriers.

Emma qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2018 in Scotland. She has worked in small animal first opinion practice since she qualified. Emma enjoys every aspect of nursing but her main passion is caring for diabetic patients and providing support for their owners.

Emma moved to the area in 2024 from Edinburgh with her husband and her ragdoll cat who is called Artemis.

Emma's main interests are reading, crocheting and cuddling with her cat.

My name is Danielle and I have been a qualified nurse for 9 years. I have spent the last 7 years in a smaller branch practice but I decided to join the team as Windlesham to gain more knowledge and experience in a hospital practice. My favourite aspect of nursing would be assisting the vets with surgery. I have a yellow Labrador called Tupper who was an ex-training Guide Dog who failed his exams so I took him on full time as a pet.

I qualified as an RVN in 1996 having trained at a practice in Norfolk. I have spent the last 20 years working at a Veterinary hospital in Reading.

I enjoy all aspects of nursing, especially theatre work and nurse clinics. Despite having been a Nurse for a little over 30 years I still absolutely love working with and for our furry friends.

In my spare time I enjoy reading, walking our Irish terrier Ember, taking care of our allotment, as well as spending time with my family which include two beautiful ginger female cats.

Having recently completed my degree in BSc Animal Behaviour and Welfare I wanted to gain experience within the veterinary environment. This will allow me to develop new skills with hopes of becoming a veterinary nurse in the future.

In my spare time I like to go on walks round the Surrey countryside with my family.

After finishing my degree in wildlife conservation and zoo biology I joined the Windlesham team to gain more knowledge working in a veterinary setting. My experience before focused on exotics and wildlife but I have a particular passion for aquatics.

In my spare time I enjoy playing D&D with friends, nature walks and caring for my pet pufferfish Doughball.

After completing my Technical Diploma in Animal care I joined the Windlesham team as an animal nursing assistant. I love what I’m doing, it’s giving me experience to hopefully become a veterinary nurse in the future.

In my spare time I love to go to the woods with my dogs Rascal, Angel and Willow and spending time with my horse Smurf - I also like shopping a bit too much!

Before joining the practice I worked at The national archives in Kew, prior to that I worked in various front of house roles in media and advertising agencies.

I wanted to get back into a client facing role, so with my love of animals what better role than at a vets! I have a passion for photography and always have my camera with me. I also love interior design. I enjoy going for long walks with my husband, our two sons and our Crazy dog Bert.

I was born in Hampshire, moved to Ascot 5 years ago. worked in corporate for 15 years, then decided to follow my passion for animals and attended Sparsholt College and studied Animal Care and Grooming and never looked back! I love all animals and helping people, so veterinary reception is the perfect environment for me :)

I have been working in the vet industry since October 2022 and loved every second.

I had previously worked in customer service for 3 years, but I have always had a huge passion for animals, so now I have the best of both worlds.

At home, I have 4 crazy cats; Fifi, Mo, Lilo and Chewie, and our beloved bunny Sweep.

I have been in the veterinary industry since 2016 after a varied career involving aircraft, children, and the public!!

I have lived in the Ascot area for over 20 years with my husband and we have 2 adult children, a daughter and a son.

Animals have always been a big part of my life and over the years we have shared our home with,dogs, cats and reptiles. We don’t have any permanent furries currently in our lives but we regularly foster for the Dogs Trust so our home is never empty for long.

My interests are yoga, tennis, walking and classic cars.

I have lived in Ascot for 19 years. I have 2 children who are all grown up now doing their own thing.

I worked for the NHS for over 20 years but my love for animals lead me to working in the veterinary industry.

I have 9 cats 5 of these were strays and 2 dogs so you see I am a crazy animal lover.

In my spare time I love to walk my 2 dogs and enjoy playing golf and swimming.

Since my childhood in South Africa, I have nurtured a deep passion for helping animals. My journey began as a veterinary nurse, and after taking a short time out to have two children, I returned to the field as the Practice Manager.

With nearly 20 years in the veterinary profession, I can confidently say that Windlesham Village Vets truly cares for each individual pet.

I feel really fortunate to work alongside such an exceptional team, and I always welcome any suggestions or feedback you might have to make the experience even better for you and your pets!

In my spare time, I enjoy hiking up mountains, have a love-hate relationship with running and erg sessions, and find joy in open water swimming and live music.

Georgie qualified from the RVC in 2015 with a BSc in Veterinary Nursing. She went on to work in an orthopaedic referral practice before joining us in 2017.

In her spare time Georgie likes to walk her black labrador, Weasel, who most have probably seen around the practice. She has also recently gained a diploma in professional interior design. She also likes to spend time with her two horses.