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

Fergus graduated from the University of Nottingham in 2023 and spent two years working in a busy small animal practice in South Devon. He joined Langford following an internship at Eastcott Veterinary Referrals. Away from work he enjoys spending time in the countryside with his labrador or running and cycling. 

Josh recently graduated from the University of Bristol and has joined the team at Langford vets as a Nursing Rotating Intern. He has gained valuable experience during his placement year at small animal referral and first opinion hospitals, further developing his strong interest in clinical nursing and patient care.

Aysegul graduated from University of Bristol with a BSc(Hons) in Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour in July 2026. She has a keen interest in behaviour modification, anatomical sciences and wound care.

In her spare time, Aysegul enjoys drawing, crafting and is training as a decoy for working dogs. She has her own bite suit and is very keen to bridge the working dog world with the veterinary world!

Lily graduated from the University of Bristol in 2026 with a degree in Veterinary Nursing and Companion Animal Behaviour. Her university dissertation looked to understand the human perception of canine anxiety through body language and facial expressions as she has a particular interest in canine behaviour and using this understanding in practice. Through placements Lily has formed a love for patient care and anaesthesia and hopes to use the Langford Nursing Internship to develop these skills further. Outside of work, you will find her in the great outdoors hiking, camping, birdwatching or cycling.

Róisín graduated from the University of Bristol in 2026. They completed their dissertation on ‘veterinary understanding and routine treatment of Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome in companion animals’. They have a keen interest in senior patient care and medicine. When they are not working, they can be found birdwatching and enjoying the local music scene.

Rhi qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in March 2026 via the Diploma route. During her training, she was based in a busy general practice which had hospital status, where she found her love for inpatient care. Rhi also has a keen interest chronic pain and rehabilitation, and canine behaviour. Outside of work, she can be found spending time with her three dogs, or volunteering at her local animal rescue centre.