At The Veterinary Content Company, we employ experienced freelance veterinary writers to write your pet content for you. Our writers have extensive clinical and writing experience with all species. Need a blog about cat diets? Or an article about the dangers of heatstroke? Our vet content writers have it covered.
Interested? Contact us, or take a look at our past projects.
ABOUT US
OUR SERVICES
BLOG AND WEB CONTENT
Your blog can either attract hundreds of new visitors, or it can become a waste of space. With SEO keyword tracking combined with excellent clinical knowledge, we can make your blog the powerhouse it should be.
CLINICAL PROOFREADING
Borrow our veterinarians as a second pair of eyes. Not only will they be able to check accuracy, readability and sense, they also check clinical content- so you can say 'vet approved'.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Connect with your readers on social media. Our qualified vets and nurses write clinical and non-clinical content to draw your readers in. We can also offer graphics services to make your media pop.
We also write:
Newsletter Writing | Magazine Articles | Ask the Vet | Advertorials
| Pet Care Brochures | Disease Factsheets | Owner Advice Sheets | Pet Health Posters | Social Content | Videos | Pet and Vet Podcasts | Pet Stock Photos | Blog Posts | Email Campaigns | Website Content | Waiting Room Displays | Editing and Proofreading | Healthcare Writing | Medical Writing
What We Do
At The Veterinary Content Company, we have just one mission: clinically correct content. Our in-house veterinarians are also experienced writers, trained in SEO best practice and able to write in four languages. We produce blogs, articles and advertorials on pets and pet health.
Who We Are
The Veterinary Content Company is a team of vets, nurses and scientists who are passionate about sharing their expertise. We are freelance veterinary writers who believe that understanding pets is the key to better welfare, so we’ve set out on a mission to spread our knowledge far and wide.
OUR STAFF
Hi all, I'm Jo!
I set out on my freelance writing mission when I realised that writing meant I could help more pet owners than just the one in my consulting room. I'm an experienced writer and I've been featured in national magazines and have written hundreds of blog articles for pet websites. People often ask me for a portfolio, but in truth Googling my name will bring up more articles than I even remember writing- my laptop is full of everything from articles about joint supplements to articles about mental health, and everything in between.
I set up The Veterinary Content Company when my writing business was getting out of hand. I got to the point that more was landing in my inbox than I could physically write, and it was getting hard to keep up. Now, I have a team of writers and I manage the articles, edit the finished pieces, and spend time writing the things that mean the most to me.
Writing has enabled me to fulfil my dream of moving home to the Channel Islands, where I also run the island's only salad farm with my partner Ian. We also have a mixed-breed terrier called Pixie, who often ‘helps’ me with my writing!
Liv worked with Jo ‘back in the day’ when Jo was a normal vet (is there such a thing?), and she picked up on the writing bug then. She now combines freelance writing with working as a vet for the RSPCA. She has a menagerie of animals, and we like to joke that only one of them was ‘on purpose’- the rest were rescued. Regardless, they couldn’t be more loved! Liv is also our go-to bunny writer.
Ellen is an Australian vet who is currently combining her love of writing with traveling and working across the UK as a relief vet. Ellen graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2012 and is passionate about all things small animal health. Since graduating she has worked in clinical practice, including at a university teaching hospital in New Zealand. Ellen is currently based in Somerset and in her free time enjoys yoga, reading, travel, and modern calligraphy!
My name is Greg, and I've been a vet working in mixed practice in the UK for over 5 years now. I graduated from the University of Cambridge and I enjoy working with all species, great and small! Outside of veterinary work, I enjoy the outdoors, gardening and sport in all forms! We currently have just one amazing cat, called O'Malley. I love writing and communicating veterinary knowledge, but I still work full time, so writing is fitted around my clinical work and on days off.
Marie is a poultry vet with a passion for nutrition. She started out writing nutrition blogs while in veterinary school and is now a freelance writer. She lives in Scotland and her work takes her all over the country to see chickens and game birds. She enjoys travelling and spending time with her Bengal cat, Meeyu.
Sarah-Jane Molier wanted to be a veterinarian from around the age of ten. After much hard work she realised this dream and graduated in 2009. She has been working in small animal clinics ever since. She’s been involved in a mixture of charity, private and clinic managerial work. Sarah lives in the countryside with her husband, two children, cat and two dogs. She loves gardening with the kids, especially growing her own vegetables.
Rachel grew up in the South Wales valleys and has been passionate about animal care for as long as she can remember. Graduating from the University of Bristol in 2012 was a joyous moment for Rachel as it meant that she could perform her lifetime passion and provide love and care to all her animal patients.
Rachel has 8 years of experience in small animal practice. She has a particular interest in small animal surgery and completed a post-graduate certificate in that area in 2016. Rachel loves learning so much that she has now embarked on a new certificate in 2020 in small animal medicine.
Outside of work Rachel enjoys walking and playing with her dog and keeping fit through running and mountain biking.
Rachel has 8 years of experience in small animal practice. She has a particular interest in small animal surgery and completed a post-graduate certificate in that area in 2016. Rachel loves learning so much that she has now embarked on a new certificate in 2020 in small animal medicine.
Outside of work Rachel enjoys walking and playing with her dog and keeping fit through running and mountain biking.
