Megan Vaughan

BVSc MRCVS

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

What is Ruby’s law and why is it important? 
Animal Welfare
What is Ruby’s law and why is it important? 
Veterinary staff will no doubt have experienced the unique window into the strength of the human-animal bond that working in the industry gives us. This includes the many difficult situations where that bond is…
February 20, 2026 • 82 shares
How can I help my new cats get along with each other? 
Behaviour
How can I help my new cats get along with each other? 
Welcoming a new cat into your family is such an exciting time, but it can also be a little nerve-wracking, especially if you already have another feline resident. Cats are territorial by nature and don’t always…
December 2, 2025 • 39 shares
What do I do when my pet’s medicine is out of stock? 
Medicines
What do I do when my pet’s medicine is out of stock? 
Many of our pets rely on medicines to stay well. From regular parasite preventatives to daily meds for chronic conditions like heart disease, these treatments can play a huge role in keeping them healthy and happy.&…
November 11, 2025 • 14 shares
Stress and cystitis in cats - what’s the link? 
Behaviour
Stress and cystitis in cats - what’s the link? 
Has your cat ever shown signs of discomfort when using the litter tray or developed changes to their urination pattern? If so, you might already know how worrying this can be. There are so many potential causes of urinar…
September 29, 2025 • 60 shares
What is rabbit syphilis? 
Infection
What is rabbit syphilis? 
Rabbits are becoming a popular pet in households across the UK and they do have some very specific needs as pets. It’s so important for potential owners and pet parents alike to be aware of the special diet and housing r…
May 13, 2025 • 67 shares
Is there any insurance that covers inherited or congenital problems in dogs?
Pet Insurance
Is there any insurance that covers inherited or congenital problems in dogs?
If you’re the owner of a precious four-legged friend then it’s likely you’ll want to be able to provide the best care for them. You might treat them to lots of cuddles, take them on weekend adventures or build them an im…
March 17, 2025 • 26 shares
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