About Us

Hey, my name is  Ciara and I am a Cat Care Assistant at Graylands Cat Clinic. My love for animals began from a young age. I have two cats, a tortoise, and two dogs, and they bring me so much happiness. 

I’ve been working in the animal care industry for a year now, and I really look forward to staring my journey at Graylands. I studied at Plumpton College for two years achieving my level 2 Technical Diploma in Animal Welfare.

Hi I’m Georgia 🙂
I’m a big animal lover and have 3 super cute cats of my own! I worked for the NHS as a nurse assistant on a children’s ward for 5 years, and have now transitioned into veterinary care. I love caring for people and animals alike, and I aim to bring the calmest care for both you and your lovely cats when you visit Graylands. In my spare time I love music festivals, baking and walking my two cheeky spaniels!

Elise is our Visiting Specialist in endoscopy and endosurgery. She graduated, with honours, from Colorado State University (1998) and The Royal Veterinary College, U of London (2003). Elise currently divides her time between clinical work, teaching/lecturing and publishing within the subjects of feline medicine, endoscopy & endosurgery. She lectures for ISFM/University of Sydney Distance Education Course in Feline Medicine, co-lecturer (CE Endoscopy & Endosurgery courses) at Translational Medicine Institute at Colorado State University, and visiting Professor at Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Veterinary Science, in Bangkok. She has a particular passion for delivering practical feline medicine and endoscopy/endosurgery education, for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, on a global scale.

Babis provides specialist cardiology consultations for our patients. He graduated from the Aristotle University Veterinary School, Thessaloniki, Greece in 1998. After spending time as an intern and working in small animal practice, he completed a PhD in feline cardiomyopathies at the Royal School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh in 2003. He then did a residency in small animal cardiology at the Royal Veterinary College, London and in 2007 he became diplomate of the European College of Internal Medicine (Cardiology).

Martin obtained his Master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine in 2010 and has been working in the UK since 2016.

During his education, he completed an internship in a training hospital in the USA. Before moving to the UK Martin worked in a small animal hospital for 6 years where his interest in surgery began. In the UK he has been working in well-established busy hospitals in Surrey and Essex and has attended multiple surgical courses. As a lead surgeon for 3.5 years in a large veterinary group, he has been taking surgical referrals within the group in soft tissue and orthopaedics. Martin obtained a post-graduation certificate in Veterinary Professional Studies – PgCert(VPS) in December 2022 from the University of Liverpool and a certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice – (CertAVP) in June 2023 from the University of Liverpool.

Martin currently works as a peripatetic surgeon and will provide his care to our patients who are in need of orthopedic treatment, such as fracture repairs.