Meet the Team

Registered with the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy (ACPAT) Rebecca leads our physiotherapy & rehabilitation service ensuring all animals are receiving appropriate treatment for their conditions. As a specialist Chartered Physiotherapist having trained for 5 years in both the human and veterinary fields, Rebecca takes pride in being able to draw on her collective knowledge to deliver expert treatment to all animals. When she is not working at the practice, you will find Rebecca taking part in local netball leagues and riding horses.

Alyson has worked as a vet for over 25 years, with a particular interest in dermatology. More recently, hydrotherapy and rehabilitation have become a further specialism introduced under the PetFit banner to help all small animals, but particularly those senior pets starting to struggle with their mobility and activities in daily life.

Going to the gym, playing tennis and running with her deerhound are fun things Alyson likes to do out of work.

Luisa is particularly interested in preventative health care, with a focus on our patients’ nutrition, fitness and mental well-being.

Luisa uses acupuncture for its proven help with controlling pain in older animals suffering from osteoarthritis and those intolerant to pharmaceuticals. She has completed the Western Veterinary Acupuncture Group Foundation Course and hopes to study further modules in the future.

She lives with her husband Paul in Highcliffe where her life is largely dominated by running around after her sons and Hank, a gorgeous Fox Red Labrador, as well as enjoying all that seaside life has to offer.

Sam is a Registered Veterinary Nurse and qualified Small Animal Hydrotherapist. Sam has been nursing since 2011 and enjoys all aspects of veterinary practice but has a particular interest in hydrotherapy and rehabilitation. She gained her Level 3 certificate in small animal hydrotherapy in 2016.

When not working Sam spends her life chasing after her dog Kona and playing netball.