Mark Newton-Clarke
VET
5th generation Dorsetman, born in the Yeatman hospital in Sherborne when my father was a dairy farmer in the 1960’s. My earliest memory is falling asleep on my father’s knee while he drove the tractor!
Newton Clarke Vets have two veterinary practices, caring for cats, dogs and small mammals, in Sherborne at Swan House and 142 Preston Road, Yeovil. We offer personal and professional care using modern medical facilities. Working together with a range of external specialists, we provide a trustworthy, comprehensive and compassionate service for both pets and their owners.
Matt Saunders and Mark Newton-Clarke have excellent reputations due to their high standards and continuity of care. Each surgery has a regular vet and fully-qualified and experienced veterinary nursing staff, providing reassurance and comfort for both pet and owner.
Veterinary Surgeon Required
We are a progressive, ambitious, independent small animal practice looking for exceptional people to grow our team.
We encourage clinical independence with ongoing support, an improved work life balance and an excellent financial package. Be a part of something special and feel appreciated.
For a detailed job description, read more here.
Anemia
A symptom not a disease
This is a regular feature on Abbey radio, where Veterinary Surgeon Mark Newton Clarke explores various questions, and areas of concern for dedicated pet owners. Here Cat asks Mark; What are the tell tale signs of Anemia?
Meet our veterinary surgeons
Matt Saunders
VET
With a young family in tow it was in 2010 that we settled on the Somerset-Dorset border where I started running our Yeovil surgery. Kit is my very badly behaved black moggy, soppy & greedy in equal measures, this cat really does think he is more dog.
Kate Knill
VET
A west country girl through and through, I was born and grew up by the coast in North Devon. I have an adorable spaniel called Vino, you may meet her pretending to be a receptionist at Swan house or 142 Preston Road occasionally.