About Us
About The Practice
Pawsome Vets is based at beautiful, clean, newly-fitted premises, offering spacious consult rooms, state-of-the-art equipment, modern theatres, and welfare-optimised kennels. As a previous GP surgery, the space was the perfect fit for a new, independent, veterinary practice to serve the pets and pet owners of Mansfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield, and Kirkby-in-Ashfield.
Sergiu Grigorita
Company Director & Owner
Veterinary Surgeon
DVM MRCVS
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Sergiu graduated from University of Iasi, in Romania, in July 2015. He inherited his passion for animals from his father, who is a veterinary nurse and animal lover who owns a small holding with many small and large animals. Sergiu’s father gave him the opportunity to grow up near animals and recognise that this was also what he wanted for his future. Soon after graduating as a veterinary surgeon, Sergiu decided to live in the UK, and began working in a mixed practice where he enjoyed treating all domestic species. After spending a couple of years in a mixed practice and developing a passion for surgery, Sergiu decided to focus on small animals. When not at work, Sergiu enjoys spending time with his wife and cycling.
Erald Nasufi
Company Director & Owner
Veterinary Surgeon
DVM MRCVS GPCertDI Small Animals
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Erald qualified from the University of Thessaly, in Greece, in 2012. Since then, he has worked in several first opinion practices and has gained valuable experience. Erald loves all aspects of veterinary work, however, one of his main interests is ultrasonography and, in 2021, he gained a certificate in diagnostic imaging. In his spare time he is kept busy enjoying family life with his partner and their daughter and looking after a very mischievous cat called Marvin!
Iulia Grigorita
Veterinary Surgeon
DVM MRCVS
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Alice Coupe
Head Nurse
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Alice qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2019 after working in practice for 7 years. Alice has experience in first opinion practice and hospital environments, and enjoys all areas of nursing, particularly nurse clinics and inpatient care. Alice is a qualified clinical coach, meaning she can teach and monitor nursing students during their training. In her spare time, Alice likes to walk her pug Olly and chill out on the sofa with her cat, Buzz.
Amber Bodill
Registered Veterinary Nurse
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Amber qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in September 2023 after working in veterinary practice for five years. Amber is currently a holder of the Wildlife Care Badge, and has been rearing and rehabilitating wildlife in her spare time over the last four years during her training, from tiny mice to ducks and pigeons! Amber spends all of her spare time looking after her horse, dog and rabbits.
Hanna Morton
Student Veterinary Nurse
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Hanna has been working in the veterinary industry as a Patient care assistant for a year and half. This year Hanna will be starting her training to become a registered veterinary nurse.
Hanna previously has taken college courses in Human sports physiotherapy, However, after completing her course, she had a change of heart and decided she would like to do physiotherapy and rehabilitation with animals.
Hanna has had various hobbies and interests, ranging from competing for East Midlands in tumbling/ gymnastics, Coaching gymnastics & horse riding in her spare time
Allison Irvine
Admin
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Ali’s career in the veterinary industry began in 2017, initially working for an orthopaedic referral practice and latterly for a first opinion practice, which is the sector she has remained in, working as a receptionist and administrator. Prior to that she had worked in canine hydrotherapy, but her early career was split between the hospitality industry and training roles in the public sector, including Nottinghamshire Police and Nottinghamshire County Council. In 2016 she joined some friends in founding the Irish Wolfhound Charitable Trust, the only dedicated, registered Wolfhound charity in the UK, after owning Wolfhounds for several years and wanting to do more to promote and help the breed. Ali’s passion for giant breeds began with her first Neapolitan Mastiff in 1994 and after that things snowballed and she has had the pleasure of owning many of these fabulous dogs and being ‘human slave’ to Neo’s, St Bernards and Irish Wolfhounds. She enjoys various aspects of dog ownership and actively promotes breed health and began showing dogs at championship level in 2004 and has also proudly shown her dogs at Crufts for many years. Ali and her husband spend much of their spare time with their 3 dogs: Albert the St Bernard, Ernie the Bulldog and Onslow the Bulldog puppy.
