Veterinary surgeons

Samantha has worked in small animal practice since graduating from the University of Edinburgh in 2009. She started off as a vet in the Highlands of Scotland before following her roots back to the Wirral. Samantha is the clinical director of both the first opinion practice and the MiNightVet service and is particularly interested in emergency and critical care. Samantha enjoys the variation of both her roles. Outside of work she spends most of her energy looking after her two young children and two Springer Spaniels. On the odd occasion that she has any energy left she enjoys running and hillwalking.

Romilly graduated from Royal Veterinary College, London in 2007. She moved to the Wirral from Brighton in summer 2017 with her husband and young son. Romilly has worked with many charities including the Dogs Trust and Cats Protection. She adopted "May" from the Dogs Trust in 2015 and enjoys supporting owners through the challenging issues that rescue dogs and cats can have. Romilly is a qualified Fear Free Practitioner, doing her best to ensure your pets trip to the vets is as stress free as possible. Romilly also has a keen interest in dentistry and oral health. Romilly was awarded a Distinction in her BSAVA Small Animal Medicine Certificate in November 2018 and aims to achieve Advanced Practitioner status in 2019.

Becky joined the practice in October 2014. She grew up in Cheshire and returned after graduating from Edinburgh University in 2007. She is no stranger to Cranmore Vets as her first work experience placement was at the Childer Thornton surgery. Becky has a particular interest in behavioural problems of dogs and cats. Becky adopted a very laid back cat called Brian and enjoys photography in her spare time.