Testimonials

Millennium vets has been a bright and diverse place to work, I saw a wide caseload meaning I found inspiration in many different forms of nursing. From CT to chemotherapy, to anaesthesia and nurse consults, I found the role varied and fulfilling. I learnt something new everyday at Millennium, especially with their growing team and new services. 

The level of experience between the nurses is huge, with many nurses having a niche in which they are incredibly good at. 

The vets are extremely well rounded and approachable, which was something that stood out to me when I first joined. 

Despite being newly qualified when I started at Millennium, their support formed the foundations on which I was able to build my confidence and knowledge. Everyone at Millennium deeply cares and advocates for each animal as their own, and their work ethic is second to none. The family dynamic was emphasised to me when my own pets were ill, and I will be forever grateful for the support I received. 

I made the bitter sweet decision to leave, as my partner lives in Kent and after 4 years of the dartford crossing it was time! It has been the hardest decision leaving my MVP family, but I know we will all keep in touch.

Working at Millennium Vet Practice as one of the vets for over seven years has been one of the most rewarding chapters of my career. The practice is a truly special place — busy, varied, and full of heart. The caseload is wonderfully diverse, offering constant opportunities to learn and develop, from complex medical and surgical cases to continuity care with long-term clients and their pets. Being a fully independent clinic means vets are not bound to perform to any targets, and there is relative freedom to treat cases without limitation and with the benefit of a lot of expertise within the team. There is access to CR, endoscopy, dental radiography, cardiology work up both in house and with a peripatetic cardiology specialist, along with certificate holders in most areas of specialism.

What really sets Millennium apart is the team. The vets, nurses, and support staff are not only exceptionally skilled but also genuinely kind, collaborative, and supportive. There is a strong culture of sharing knowledge and helping one another, which creates a brilliant environment to grow in, both professionally and personally. Nurses truly care about all the patients who come through the door, owners aren’t always privy to all the love that their pets are given when out the back. Behind the scenes, there is also an incredible network of people who make the practice run smoothly — from the dedicated team member managing insurance claims to the kennel hands ensuring every patient is comfortable, fed, and cared for, and that equipment and bedding are spotless and ready for use. Their hard work and attention to detail make a huge difference to both the efficiency of the practice and the owner experience.

Leaving Millennium was an incredibly hard decision and one made only because of relocation. I feel very fortunate to have been part of such a dedicated and compassionate team — it truly felt like family, and I will always look back on my years there with huge gratitude and fondness.

My career as a receptionist at MVP was such a privilege rather than just a job.
It was very challenging at times and extremely busy, having to act and think quickly on the spot making decisions without delay.
There were so many good and enjoyable times obviously with that also some sad moments.
I worked with an amazing bunch of people and we referred to ourselves as an MVP family.
As a company they treated the staff extremely well and I couldn’t have wished for better employers.
There have been many changes during the eleven years I worked there as the practice went from strength to strength.
My decision to retire was not an easy one to make and I still miss working there.
I have made some life long friends not only with some of the receptionists but also Vets and Nurses.
Thank you Millennium it’s been a pleasure 😊