Our Team Langford Vets encourages a community spirit and excellent learning opportunities.

Louise came to Langford Vets in 2014 as a volunteer while completing an Animal Care Assistant course. She joined the team as a full time Receptionist in September 2015.

Carolynne joined the office staff of the Stables Equine Practice in August 2008. She enjoys the variety of work in the ‘all-purpose built’ clinic and meeting the clients as it is so nice to ‘put names to the faces’ be it the human or the Equine Clients.

Mel joined the practice in August 2023. Her various roles have always involved customer service and animals of which she thoroughly enjoys.

Mel previously qualified as an Animal Nursing assistant in 2007 and as a RCVS Small Animal Veterinary nurse in 2009.

Her outside interests are yoga, art and being a busy mum with her lovely family.

Darcey joined the practice in October 2022. She has worked in a few different worked in a few different areas of the equine industry areas of the equine industry during her career so far and during her career so far and has also enjoyed riding her has also enjoyed riding her own or other people’s horses own or other people’s horses in different disciplines for in different disciplines for many years. When not working, Darcey enjoys many years. When not working, Darcey enjoys walking her dogs on the Mendips and helping walking her dogs on the Mendips and helping around the farm. around the farm.

Dylan joined the Farm Animal Practice as an Administrator in July 2023 after graduating with a master’s degree in Zoology at the University of Bristol. He is passionate about animals, be it caring for his dog and tortoise or studying invertebrate communities in forests. He enjoys playing music and is currently the guitarist of a punk band.

Maddy joined Langford Vets Farm Animal Practice as Administrator/Receptionist last year after being a Receptionist in the Small Animal Hospital for 4 years.

Maddy lives on a beef farm where she is involved with rearing calves and is starting her own herd of parthenais.