Meet Our Team
We’ve handpicked a like minded and fantastically talented team to create something unique and very special in the area:
Aidan Borrill– Director & Vet
Aidan can’t remember ever not wanting to be a vet and these days can’t imagine doing anything else. He loves every element of the job, in particular the variety where one minute he can be doing a health check on a puppy and the next performing life saving surgery on a cat.
A yorkshireman through and through Aidan enjoys the James Herriott approach to veterinary practice of getting to know what his patients and owners get up to day to day. A particularly favourite topic is pet friendly holiday destinations. By forming lasting relationships Aidan is able to provide honest, down to earth advice on the best treatment plan going forward, as every pet and every family are different and require a unique approach.
Very much a family man if you don’t see him in the veterinary practice you can be sure to find him walking the dogs with Natalie or enjoying a short break with all their pets in their towing caravan.
Natalie Borrill– Director & Vet
Natalie grew up surrounded by cats, dogs, guinea pigs and rabbits, realising at a young age she wanted to be a vet. Today she couldn’t imagine life without a furry friend by her side and following her graduation it was not long before she started adopting stray cats.
Natalie enjoys working as a vet in practice but currently works as a veterinary advisor for CEVA Animal Health. Here Natalie trains and advises vets and nurse on how to treat dogs and cats with heart disease, high blood pressure and kidney disease. She also enjoys helping practices to become more cat friendly and has been instrumental to Ferndown Family Vets cat friendly areas!
Outside of work Natalie loves spending time in nature with long dog walks in the local area. She also enjoys Pilates.
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