Jessica Putnam

BVMedSci(Hons) BVM BVS(Hons) MRCVS

Professional Bio

Having ridden her first pony at the age of three, a continued love of horses sparked Jess’ interest in becoming a vet, and she qualified from the Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. Jess has worked in equine veterinary practices in Lancashire and North Yorkshire ever since, including undertaking an internship at Rainbow Equine Hospital. She enjoys all aspects of her role in clinical practice, including ambulatory and clinic-based work, and also has a passion for client communication and education, and staff training.

Outside of work Jessica enjoys baking, Italian cuisine and spending time outdoors with friends and family.

Special Interests and Qualifications

Jessica has particular interests in equine medicine, geriatric care, and wound management. She is currently studying towards Advanced Practitioner status.

Jessica’s Pets

Jessica has owned horses for many years growing up, including taking her horse “Socks” to study at university with her. Jess does not currently have any pets but often looks after her parents dogs – “Zoe” a 10 year old homebred flatcoated retriever who she still thinks she is a puppy! and “Rosa” a 4 year old Large Munsterlander.

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I love the opportunity to communicate well with any given target audience, and the opportunity to demonstrate attention to detail through writing.

Some fun facts

Favourite animal

Horses!

Favourite ice cream

Chocolate

Film or TV?

Series…

My Work

Here you can see my recent work.

Jessica Putnam

AQUEOS – CLEANING BEFORE DISINFECTION – DOES IT MATTER?

Disinfection of equine premises, housing or transport is sadly not as simple as just chucking…
Jessica Putnam

Strangles – what you need to know

Strangles is a respiratory infection of horses, ponies and donkeys (and other equines) which is…
Jessica Putnam

INTRODUCTION TO CLIPPING YOUR HORSE OR PONY

Clipping your horse or pony may be necessary for a variety of reasons. Whether you…
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Biosecurity at Equine Events