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Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon (Flexible hours to suit) — Suffolk


Stowe Veterinary Group, a proudly independent practice in the heart of Suffolk, is looking for an experienced and dedicated veterinary surgeon as it continues to expand. As part of our friendly and supportive team, you’ll get the opportunity to enjoy clinical freedom and prioritise patient care.

For the right applicant, we can be very flexible with the rota, allowing you to fit work around the other parts of your life that matter to you. You can also expect excellent remuneration and CPD packages.

Stowe Veterinary Group is a rapidly growing mixed first opinion and referral practice, made up of three large surgical practices and two smaller local practices. We have a fantastic range of facilities and can offer our clients hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, behaviourists, grooming, and an agility team.

We have been serving our local community for more than 50 years. Our long-established support team and client base will make you feel welcome and help you quickly settle into life in Suffolk.



Please send your CV and a cover letter to Jacqui Garrett. Email: jacqui.garrett@stowevets.co.uk or call 01359 245310.

For more information about our practices and positions available, please take a look at our ‘Join Our Team’ brochure. https://www.stowevetgroup.co.uk/joinourteam/

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