Veterinary surgeons

Clinical Director and Supervisory Veterinary Surgeon

Nichola Davies is our supervisory veterinary surgeon and has worked at the practice since 2001. As well as being a general practitioner Nichola also takes referrals from other practices for soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery. Nichola gained the European Certificate in small animal surgery in 2010 and is currently studying towards the RCVS Certificate in small animal surgery PGCert SAS. She routinely performs fracture repairs, cruciate surgery (including TTAs, MMPs and lateral sutures), boas surgery, soft palate resection and upper airway procedures, skin grafting and complex skin grafting flaps, perineal urethrostomy, perineal hernia repair, intestinal surgery including stapling techniques, gastric dilation/volvulus and many more.

Amy graduated from the University of London (Royal Veterinary College) in 2014. She then moved back home to Yorkshire to work for three years in a mixed animal practice, treating all creatures, great and small. After a short stint in a small animal practice in Yorkshire she made the move to Wales. Amy has particular interests in pain management, dentistry and dermatology (skin problems) and giving our four legged friends an excellent quality of life. Outside of work she can be found competing regularly in showjumping on a homebred horse or finding the best places to eat.

Jo graduated from the University of Bristol Vet School in July 2006 and has worked in Carmarthen ever since. She is local to the area, hailing from Meinciau. Jo is a part-time small animal vet and is particularly interested in ultrasound imaging and dentistry. Outside of work, Jo spends her time looking after her young daughters and enjoys spending as much time outdoors as possible, either in the garden or walking her Border Terriers, Freddie and Evie, with her family.

Annie graduated from The University of Liverpool in July 2016. She joined Carmarthen Veterinary Centre shortly after in August, after seeing practice with us as an undergraduate. Annie enjoys all aspects of small animal practice and was a finalist in the New Graduate of the Year CVS Awards in 2017. She leads our laparoscopic spaying team and plans to undertake a surgical RCVS certificate in late 2018. Annie has a French bulldog called Bertie and a Cocker Spaniel called Flori as well as two rescue cats, Ernie and Frankie. Annie is a local girl from West Wales and loves to explore the coastline and beaches in her time off with friends and family.

After graduating from Bristol University in July 2013, Maryann spent some time neutering dogs in India and volunteering at the Bristol RSPCA before joining the practice in November 2013. She is currently studying for a RCVS certificate in diagnostic imaging. Maryann enjoys all aspects of small animal practice with a particular interest in diagnostic imaging and cardiology. When not at work she loves being outdoors, catching up with friends and keeping fit. She has re-homed a stray one-eyed cat called Meg that keeps her on her toes at home!