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From student, RVN and now deputy head nurse, today in the Vet Nurse Awareness Month we meet Amy.
Amy began her journey in animal care back in 2012 as a Veterinary Care Assistant and qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in 2016. Since then, her passion for animals has only grown.
In practice, Amy has a keen interest in radiography and general nursing. She's gone beyond with her studies, becoming a Registered Animal Medicines Advisor (RAMA), allowing her to prescribe and advise on certain animal treatments.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys Western horse riding competitions and teaches line dancing in her spare time. At home, she’s kept company by Mister the cat, and her horses Sherbie, Ava, and Oakley.
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As part of vet nurse awarness month, Let's meet the Nurse team. We kick off with Coastal Vets longest serving nurse.
It’s Vet Nurse Awareness Month 2025!
Meet Lucy
Lucy began her vet nursing journey when she moved from Gloucestershire to Norfolk back in 2002, qualifying in 2006. She’s passionate about all aspects of veterinary nursing, especially general nursing and running nurse clinics.
Always keen to expand her knowledge, Lucy has completed additional training and is also a Registered Animal Medicines Advisor (RAMA) – meaning she can offer expert advice and prescribe certain animal medicines.
Lucy’s heart is with rescue animals. She’s cared for chickens, ferrets, and has hand-reared countless feral kittens, finding them loving new homes.
When she’s not working, Lucy enjoys family days out, dog walks, gardening, and catching up with friends. Life at home is full of love and laughter with her husband, two daughters, their Rottweiler cross Alvin, and their African grey parrot, Gucci.
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THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SHARES. I AM ON MY WAY HOME, WITH A NEWLY FITTED MICROCHIP 🥰
It's the day of the Jack Russell.🐶 Second one today who have found themselves lost.
Help I'm lost. I was found on Snettisham beach but ended up here at Coastal Vets. If you know me call Coastal Vets 01485 544201
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at 16 Alma Road, Snettisham, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE31 7NY
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday: 8.30am – 6pm
Saturdays: 9am – 12 noon
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at Creake Road, Burnham Market, King’s Lynn PE31 8EA
Opening hours:
Monday and Wednesday: 2pm – 4pm
Friday: 9am – 11am
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