A Little About Us

Sarah is one of the founding directors of Lincoln Edge Vets. She spent her childhood wishing she could become a vet, and finally realised this dream when she graduated from Glasgow Veterinary school in 2002.

After leaving university Sarah settled in Nottinghamshire where she worked for a couple of smaller practices before joining Parkview Veterinary hospital in North Hykeham, where she progressed to the role of Clinical Director. Over the next thirteen years she went on to develop a wide range of surgical and medical skills, and a strongly-bonded client base. She loves getting to know them and their many animals!

Sarah enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine; however, her main interests are soft tissue surgery and diagnostic imaging.

Outside of work Sarah is married with two children, a labrador, a cat and two rabbits. In her free time, she enjoy keeping active in the great outdoors, especially running, cycling and recently paddle boarding.

Alice graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2007 and worked in busy, independent, small animal practices in Berkshire and Middlesex before making the move to Lincolnshire in 2014. She met co-founder Sarah through working at a local veterinary hospital and they soon became firm friends.

Alice loves being a veterinary surgeon, enjoys the daily challenges of being a GP vet and getting to know her patients (and their owners!)

Alice lives in a quiet village with her husband and son, they share their home with Raven, a three-legged, very vocal, black cat; and a beautiful ragdoll cat called Darwin.

Lorna graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2014 and has been working in small animal practice ever since. She enjoys all aspects of first opinion practice and is happy managing both surgical and medical cases.

In her free time, Lorna enjoys photography and walking her dog, a cockapoo called Watson.

Sophie graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest in 2019, though originally being from and growing up in Lincolnshire. She's worked in small animal practice ever since, and enjoys both surgery and medical cases, as well as having a growing interest in emergency medicine.

Sophie enjoys getting to know clients and their pets on a one-to-one basis to build trusting relationships. As well as cats and dogs, she is passionate about providing accessible care for our small furries, feathered and scaly friends too.

Sophie lives with her partner and two rescue dogs, Ribi and Finn. When not working you'll find her adventuring with her dogs, spending time with family, or due to a keen enthusiasm for travel, exploring different countries and cultures around the world.

Anna graduated from the Glasgow Veterinary School in 2004 and then spent 12 years in mixed practice in Kent, Pembrokeshire and Herefordshire. Her husband’s career in the RAF has meant a lot of moving about, but she is happy to now be settled in the Lincoln area in an independent small animal practice serving the local community. Anna’s main interests are surgical and critical care cases and she very much enjoys case variety.

Anna lives locally with her husband, toddler Alice, and their two naughty lurchers Isla and Sophie. She enjoys staying active by getting out on runs and walks with the family and loves planning the next travel adventure.

Jennie started her nursing journey back in 2002 in a vet practice in Nottingham. She qualified in 2012 and has never looked back! She is passionate about lab work, radiology, inpatient care and wound management. Patient care is her top priority, she loves to treat each pet as if they were her own and never refuses a cuddle from them!

In her spare time, Jennie enjoys baking, walking and giving lots of cuddles to her dog, Jelly.

Rachael is an RVN and clinical coach who qualified in 2014, she has a keen interest in medical nursing. Outside of work she enjoys lots of walking with her three dogs, getting out for a run and socialising with friends when time allows!

Janine started working in veterinary practice in 2014 and qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2018. She has undergone extensive learning with the International Society of Feline Medicine and has achieved Distinction in both the Certificate in Advanced Feline Behaviour and the Diploma in Feline Nursing.

Janine's passion is to do better for cats has been inspired by her own cat 'Bruno' who faced significant challenges as a kitten.

In her spare time, Janine is a fan of sci-fi, occult, thriller and horror genres in books, films and television. She is also a keen baker!

Charlotte started working in a veterinary hospital in 2018 and qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2023. She enjoys all aspects of nursing, especially getting cuddles from all our patients, and has a keen interest in anaesthesia and medical nursing.

In my spare time, Charlotte will mostly be seen on muddy dog walks with my crazy Spaniel, or snuggled with a cat on her lap and her head in a book.

Natalie has been working as a veterinary receptionist for the last 6 years and feels that dealing with animals all day every day is the best job ever, especially the puppy and kitten cuddles! She also enjoys the administrative side of her job especially dealing with insurance claims and enquiries.

Natalie lives with her partner, Rick, and her two cats, Holly and Rossi.

Debra has always wanted a job that involved helping animals, so working as a veterinary receptionist feels like a dream come true for her. She enjoys learning all about the many processes of Veterinary care and what goes into looking after your pets.

Debra lives with her partner, Adam, and they are regularly called upon to help look after their family and friends' dogs. When she isn't busy caring for pets, or her very energetic granddaughter, she enjoys yoga, walking, reading, listening to music and podcasts, weightlifting and open water swimming!

Emily gained her Animal Management Diploma in 2017 at Riseholme College. She then got her first job as a kennel assistant in a veterinary practice in Lincoln. From a young age she has always wanted to work with animals and this passion only grew bigger once she joined the veterinary world.

Emily is a huge advocate for all bull breeds, they have a very special place in her heart. She is also very passionate about patient care and behaviour of cats and dogs.

Emily lives with her fiancé Josh and their lovely American Bulldog Charlie. In her free time, Emily loves spending time with her family, going on walks, going to the gym and gardening.