
Daniel (Clinical Director & Vet)
Since graduating in 2015, I have refined my surgical expertise and taken on leadership roles, mentoring aspiring veterinary professionals.
At Animal Trust Vets, we believe every pet deserves access to excellent veterinary care, regardless of their owner's financial circumstances. As a vet-led, not-for-profit organisation, our mission is to remove barriers to treatment and empower veterinary professionals to focus on what matters most — clinical care.

Our vets are trusted to make the right decisions for their patients. We don’t upsell — we treat. You’ll work in a supportive environment where your clinical judgement is valued, and your impact is real. As a social enterprise veterinary group, we reinvest our profits in our people and our clinics. That means more support, better equipment, and a team that genuinely cares about your growth.
Hear from some of our vets about their experiences, how our graduate programme supports newly qualified vets and what advice they'd give to a new graduate vet starting out.

Daniel (Clinical Director & Vet)
Since graduating in 2015, I have refined my surgical expertise and taken on leadership roles, mentoring aspiring veterinary professionals.

Gracie (Vet)
I joined in 2019, my enthusiasm for internal medicine flourished, enhancing my confidence and expertise.
We’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions below. For more information, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.
What makes Animal Trust different from other veterinary employers?
Animal Trust is a Community Interest Company, meaning our focus is on providing accessible care rather than generating profit. This allows our vets to concentrate on what matters most — helping pets and their owners—without the pressure of sales targets.
What career opportunities are available for vets at Animal Trust?
We offer roles for newly qualified vets, experienced clinicians, and those looking to specialise. Positions include general practice, surgical and medical bias roles, and leadership opportunities across our growing network of clinics.
Do you support new graduates?
Yes! We have a structured graduate programme that includes mentorship, hands-on training, and access to CPD (Continuing Professional Development) to help you build confidence and skills in your first role. You can find details of our new graduate programme here.
What is the work-life balance like?
We aim to provide flexible working patterns where possible, including part-time roles and predictable rotas. Our clinics operate with a strong team approach, so you’ll have support during busy periods.
What benefits do you offer?
Our benefits include competitive salaries, funded CPD, professional membership fees, pension contributions, and access to wellbeing support. We also provide opportunities for career progression within the organisation.
Do you offer visa sponsorship for overseas vets?
Yes, we can support visa sponsorship for qualified vets who meet the necessary criteria. Please contact our recruitment team for details by emailing [email protected]
How do I apply for a role?
You can view current vacancies and apply directly through our Careers Vacancies page. If you don’t see a suitable role, you can register your interest for future opportunities.
What is the recruitment process like?
Our process typically includes an initial application review, an informal phone call followed by a formal in-person interview and visit to one of our clinics. We aim to make the process as straightforward and supportive as possible.
Do you offer opportunities for career progression?
Absolutely. Many of our vets progress into senior clinical roles, management positions, or specialist areas. We actively encourage internal development and promotion.
Where are your clinics located?
Animal Trust has clinics in several locations around the UK, including major cities and regional hubs. You can find a full list of locations here.
Veterinary Roles
We’re always looking for passionate vets who want to make a difference. Whether you're interested in general practice, emergency care, or referral work, we have a place for you. - Veterinary Surgeon Roles - Graduate Vet Opportunities - Referral & Emergency Vet Positions