Our Team Langford Vets encourages a community spirit and excellent learning opportunities.

Veterinary Nurse Karen joined the practice in 2023, she has lots of experience, mainly in small animals in the South West area. Karen qualified as a VN at Bristol University in 1993! She also gained a feline nursing and a clinical coach qualification.

Karen is especially interested in nurse clinics, surgery and anaesthesia nursing, and inpatient care, with a soft spot for anything feline. She also loves teaching student nurses. 

She’s passionate about cat‑ and dog‑friendly practice and is excited by the positive changes in how animal behaviour is approached.

Beth qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2013. Before joining the Small Animal Practice, Beth spent a year working in the medicine department of our Small Animal Referral Hospital.

She enjoys all aspects of nursing but particularly enjoys nutrition, nurse consultations and inpatient care.

Sadie qualified in 2005 and soon after gained her Clinical Supervisor Certificate. She joined Langford Vets in 2009 and completing her Level 3 Canine Hydrotherapy Certificate, later becoming Senior Hydrotherapy Nurse. She also gained valuable experience in the Small Animal Hospital’s Surgery Ward.

In 2013, Sadie became Head Nurse at another practice. After having twin boys in 2016, she worked as a Locum RVN and Canine Hydrotherapist across the region before returning to Langford in 2019 as a part-time RVN.

She has a particular interest in anaesthesia, gaining her Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Nursing (Anaesthesia) in 2025. She is a Wellness Champion and member of the Sustainability Collective, where she is keen to help introduce more environmentally friendly practices.

Lisa joined Langford in the Small Animal Hospital, as a Rotational Animal Care Assistant (ACA) in October 2020 and quickly fell in love with the clinical side of animal care. After over 2 years as an ACA, she was lucky enough to secure an apprenticeship at Langford Vet Practice as a student veterinary nurse. Another two and half years of hard work saw her qualify in the summer of 2025 and she is now an RVN at the practice.

Lisa has a specific interest in canine behaviours and healthy aging clinics, both of which we offer nurse clinics for, which means she spends time ensuring that these consults provide the highest level of service for our clients and pets. Lisa also loves the day-to-day care of patients on the wards and is most at home making pets comfortable and providing one to one care for however long they are with us.