Eltham Vet
Eltham Vet Services is a 10-vet practice that has served the farms and family pets of Central and South Taranaki with distinction since 1937. For your pet’s healthcare & your peace of mind contact or visit us.
Daniel, a local lad born and bred. He is on the road dealing with our Dry stock and Dairy farmers needs around Minerals, Rumensins and Drenches so if you have any questions on these give him a call. He has been working with farmers for over 26 years going back to Taranaki Farmers days and the last 17 years involved with the vet industry with 8 of those being at Eltham. He spends most of his spare time either coaching or watching sport
John has been the Trading Manager since 1998 and is responsible for stock purchasing, pricing, inventory control & instore promotions. John still gets the chance to pop out and do farm deliveries every now and then and you can find him at local farm discussion groups cooking the BBQ. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with family & friends, various sporting activities, is a keen road cyclist & more recently has completed a number of Iron Man events
Leigh is born and bred in New Plymouth and apart from stints studying in Palmerston North at Massey University and living in Wellington to play rugby she has lived in New Plymouth her whole life. Leigh took over the role of Practice Manager at Eltham Vets after she spent 9 years as a teacher of Business and Enterprise studies at NPGHS, and whilst she thoroughly enjoyed her time there she felt it was time for a new challenge.
Sport has always been a big passion of Leighs, and she love rugby, netball, basketball, and surf lifesaving and has only recently retired from competitive netball.
She now enjoys spending her time with her partner Shane, their three dogs and they both love to go fishing as often as they can.
Eltham Vet Services is a 10-vet practice that has served the farms and family pets of Central and South Taranaki with distinction since 1937. For your pet’s healthcare & your peace of mind contact or visit us.
