Meet our team

Angie

Angie qualified in the university of Forestry in Sofia Bulgaria and worked briefly in Greece in small animal practices and charities before moving to the uk in the end of 2018.

Angie joined our permanent team in Mayow in 2022 and she has a deep interest in dentistry and soft tissue surgery.

Away from the surgery Angie enjoys travelling and frequently visiting her family in Greece.

Rachel

Jarrin

Jarrin graduated Vet School in 2020 from Massey University in New Zealand. After a few years of working in a busy general practice in Auckland, Jarrin decided to do the swap to the Northern Hemisphere. After some veterinary work and travel through parts of Asia and Europe, he settled here in quaint South East London. Working between the Mayow, Parish and Peckham clinics, Jarrin enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, with a particular interest in internal medicine. Outside of work, you can catch Jarrin hiking in the nearby countryside, exploring London and enjoying the pleasures of Europe.

Felicity BBV BVSc MRCVS

Felicity qualified in Australia in 2012, where she worked for two years in a mixed practice before moving to England in 2014.

Joining our permanent hospital team in 2015, Felicity is an extremely experienced GP and popular surgeon among many of our longstanding clients with complex medical cases.

Felicity is extremely proficient in the skill of laparoscopy surgery (keyhole spays) together with all soft tissue surgery and advanced medicine cases.

Being an OV Practioner means Felicity is available to give advice and issue passports/export certificates to small animal companions wanting to travel.

One of Felicity’s passions is medical investigation and treatment in older cats and she has committed in 2019 to advancing her ultrasound diagnostic skills.

Away from the surgery, Felicity enjoys nipping back home to Oz occasionally and when in the UK loves horse riding and camping.

Malcolm BVSc MRCVS

Malcolm qualified in Australia in 2013.

Being an extremely confident vet in both consultation, internal medicine and surgery, Malcolm has now set his sights on becoming a more advanced imaging vet.

Growing up surrounded by animals from an early age, Malcolm knew he wanted to be a veterinary surgeon recognising the close companion relationship we form with our pets and the clinical care he would be able to give.
Part of coming to the UK for Malcolm was to experience how pet care differs from his home country and to experience travelling within Europe.

Emily

Emily joined Mayow in 2019 as a student nurse, qualifying as Registered Veterinary Nurse  in 2020. She is currently undertaking a veterinary nursing certificate in emergency critical care which she should be completing in 2024.

Emily has a particular interest in inpatient care and is very much looking forward to caring for the pets of Peckham. Outside of work Emily enjoys going to the gym and reading books whilst also taking care of her cat Pearl and her chinchilla Chinchy Stryder.

Elika