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

Anna has recently joined the practice and has worked in different roles in the Equine industry as well as enjoying riding her own horse and working with others. Anna enjoys spending time with her dogs and horses when not working and likes to explore different countryside areas with her spaniels or being on the yard. 

Abbie has recently joined the team at The Stables Equine Practice, following her passion to work with horses after growing up with and riding them since she was young. Abbie comes from an extensive background of customer facing roles, and she is looking forward to becoming a friendly face at the practice. When she is not here, she enjoys planning hikes with friends and walking her dog Briar around the local footpaths at home.

Sarah is trained as a Veterinary Physiotherapist and has specialised in small animal veterinary rehabilitation. She has been working as a human physiotherapist for over 20 years and gained her MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy in 2019 from Hartpury College, University West of England, whilst working at the Hospital for Small Animals, Edinburgh University, Scotland. Her Master’s thesis was a study demonstrating the benefits of physiotherapy on dogs with elbow dysplasia.

Sarah has also worked at Bath Veterinary Referrals, Highcroft Veterinary Referrals in Bristol, in private practice, as well as at local General Practice Vets, where she has a wide variety of experience of working in physiotherapy and hydrotherapy with post-operative small animals including knee, hip, shoulder, spinal, hock and carpus surgery, amputee, as well as chronic and complex cases including multi joint osteoarthritis and neurological weakness.

Background work experience includes working in research at a University, where Sarah is interested in canine rehabilitation research, as well orthopaedics and how canine post-operative rehabilitation can be developed.

Yu On graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2021 and then entered a small but busy general practice in Greater Manchester. After two years and wanting to enter the world of referral practice, Yu On enrolled into two consecutive internships at a private referral hospital in Scotland before starting his residency here at Langford Vets. Yu On enjoys all aspects of veterinary anaesthesia, but is particularly interested in loco-regional anaesthesia.