I’m a small animal vet originally from South Wales working in West Sussex since graduating in 2021. My family pets all live in Wales and currently consist of one cheeky rescue dog and two cats. I have interests in internal medicine as well as canine and feline behaviour, which I’m particularly keen to develop. My favourite things about my job are working in an amazing team of very kind, funny people and also forming strong bonds with owners and their pets.
In my spare time I enjoy pole fitness, discovering new music, spending time with friends and going to the gym. I love to read and can often be found curled up with a good book with a candle lit, it’s all about self care!
Latest articles by Megan Vaughan
The importance of fibre in a rabbit’s food
Nutrition-related health issues are one of the most common reasons for rabbits to be brought to the vets and many of them stem from inadequate supply of dietary fibre. While most owners will already know that rabbits nee…
September 16, 2026
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Protecting your cat from toxic flowers and plants
Cats are naturally curious animals and whether your feline friend is a keen outdoor explorer or an indoor-loving couch potato, they are likely to encounter plants and flowers from time to time. C…
July 27, 2026
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Do dogs and cats get brain tumours?
Although it is relatively uncommon, dogs and cats can develop brain tumours just like humans. Our pets can’t tell us how they’re feeling, and brain tumours often cause some worrying signs which c…
June 16, 2026
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When is a dog too old for an anaesthetic?
“My dog is too old for that”, is often a remark we hear as vets when we broach the topic of anaesthesia. As vets, we understand that it can be a daunting process, and some owners may be resistant to having their older pe…
May 19, 2026
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Jack Russells don’t break – fact or fiction?
The humble Jack Russell; a trustworthy, hardy and energetic little dog that has been one of Britain’s favourite breeds for generations. There is a common myth that Jack Russells ‘don’t break’. …
May 13, 2026
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Raw pet food safety investigation published
Raw diets for dogs and cats have been growing in popularity in the UK over the past decade. Many pet owners choose raw feeding because they believe it is a more ‘natural’ way of feeding their pet or closer to what animal…
April 6, 2026
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