Vet Nurse Jenny

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Vet Nurse Jenny Nursing care for your pets in the comfort of your own home. Plus pet sitting, dog walking & pet taxi.
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I qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2017 and spent my first years at my training practice, Orchard Vets in Romsey, before taking on the role of Veterinary Practice Manager. I returned to full time nursing in 2021 after moving to Portsmouth and starting at The Cat Clinic in Southsea. I am passionate about minimising stress for animals during their time under veterinary care and I recognise that owners have differing needs too. As such I have always felt there is a space in veterinary nursing for care outside of the practice where clients’ requirements can be accommodated alongside that of the patient and so I am proud to be launching Vet Nurse Jenny as part of the new District Veterinary Nurse concept. At home my husband Adam and I have a cat called Amber, who was rescued after being abandoned at 6 months old, and two bunnies, Ricochet and Rocket, who came from the Cat and Rabbit Rescue Centre. We are also hoping to add a canine friend to our family very soon.

Thank you for all the support on Little Shrimp, he’s doing great. And there will be another update real soon! In the mea...
23/10/2026

Thank you for all the support on Little Shrimp, he’s doing great. And there will be another update real soon!

In the meantime…. It’s really nice to meet you!

I’m Jenny. You can find out more about me and the services I offer over on my website.

Head to the link in my bio!

Thank you! 🙏🏼

16/10/2026

Getting everything ready for a very special little guest arriving at Vet Nurse Jenny HQ! 🐾❤️

This little one has had a pretty rough start to life and will be staying with me while he recovers from surgery.

Four weeks of crate rest ahead, so making sure he’s got everything he needs to be as comfortable as possible.

Can’t wait to introduce you to him! 🥰

16/10/2026

Getting everything ready for a very special little guest arriving at Vet Nurse Jenny HQ! 🐾❤️

This little one has had a pretty rough start to life and will be staying with me while he recovers from surgery.

Four weeks of crate rest ahead, so making sure he’s got everything he needs to be as comfortable as possible.

Can’t wait to introduce you to him! 🥰

Did you know your pet’s blood pressure can be measured at home?This can make it a much calmer experience for everyone.Ta...
12/10/2026

Did you know your pet’s blood pressure can be measured at home?

This can make it a much calmer experience for everyone.

Taking a pets BP reading is very similar to that of a human. We can use any leg, or the tail, to take the BP readings. I measure the limb first to select the right size cuff.
We may need to clip a bit of fur from above the paw or under the tail to ensure good contact with the BP probe.

I always use headphones as the machine can make a funny noise and we don’t want to worry your pet. I will take as many readings as possible (7-10 is ideal) so that I can get an average. Once we have the results I will report them back to your vet so they can decide on next steps and any changes in medication. Most pets tolerate this procedure well. You can gently hold them, give them fuss and feed them treats throughout, which usually helps as a distraction.

Appointments are not rushed and I will talk through everything before we begin. 💙

Did you know your pet’s blood pressure can be measured at home?This can make it a much calmer experience for everyone.Ta...
12/10/2026

Did you know your pet’s blood pressure can be measured at home?

This can make it a much calmer experience for everyone.

Taking a pets BP reading is very similar to that of a human. We can use any leg, or the tail, to take the BP readings. I measure the limb first to select the right size cuff.
We may need to clip a bit of fur from above the paw or under the tail to ensure good contact with the BP probe.

I always use headphones as the machine can make a funny noise and we don’t want to worry your pet. I will take as many readings as possible (7-10 is ideal) so that I can get an average. Once we have the results I will report them back to your vet so they can decide on next steps and any changes in medication. Most pets tolerate this procedure well. You can gently hold them, give them fuss and feed them treats throughout, which usually helps as a distraction.

Appointments are not rushed and I will talk through everything before we begin. 💙

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Portsmouth

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+447967967964

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