Michelle Silvera BVMS MRCVS Partner & Veterinary Surgeon
With a great love of the outdoors and also growing up on a local animal farm, becoming a vet was a natural progression for Michelle. She qualified from Glasgow University in 2002, and joined our team here in 2003. With a six-month break from her routine career at Cameron and Greig, Michelle travelled to Bermuda and applied her knowledge to the care of small animals over there, along with some equine work too. Michelle became a practice partner in September 2011. She has three dogs, Mitch a 14-year-old Jack Russell and Border Terriers Roxy and Brillo.
Hobbies include, the winter
sport of curling, pilates,
scuba diving and she
enjoys taking
holidays abroad.

George Greig BVM&S MRCVS Partner & Veterinary Surgeon
The Greig side of our partnership, qualified from Edinburgh University in 1977. Since joining the practice in 1981, George has seen many changes over the past thirty years in the advancement of veterinary care. He has used this to provide a high level of animal care, and his future goals are to continue improving the practice in the years ahead, so as to maintain this service to the community. Being a vet brings something new every day and George very much enjoys the variety of his career, whether in the fields of the countryside or here in the practice.

Living locally, he has two cats, a horse and George's seven Labradors compete with him in field trials. Champions are Pup, Oak and Abbie; Adder and Jet have cups to their names, and Hudson is a Field Trial Winner! In fact George and his dogs have
represented Scotland
many times in Gundog Internationals.
When a little quiet
'time out' is required,
he enjoys a sedate
spot of fishing.

Gill Morton RVN Veterinary Nurse
Life is always busy when you are raising a family, but the time arrived when Gill could return to the workplace, and she decided to retrain and pursue a career in veterinary nursing. After her studies and practical training, she successfully qualified from Telford College in Edinburgh in 2002, but had actually been part of our team at Milnathort since 1998. Today though, you will see her based at our Cowdenbeath practice, where her favourite part of the job is welcoming the little ones to the surgery when they are puppies or kittens, and observing their progress as they grow into adulthood.

She also has a particular interest in dental care, and can help ensure that your pet's teeth are sparkly clean, and their general oral care is well maintained.
At the age of eleven, Gill got her first pet dog Tara and since then, she has become a firm dog lover. However, she does have a cat called Charlie who keeps her family of four dogs in order - Poppy and Daisy the Border Terriers, plus Daschunds
Lincoln and Frankie.
Gill has a keen interest in photography and you can
actually admire her work
very close by, as she
did most of the camera
work for our website.
We think you will agree, what
a very good job she did too!

Brenda takes great pride in the many
tasks that her position within our team requires, and ensures that the consultation rooms and surgery are kept clean, tidy and well-presented for our clients and pets on their arrival. After a busy shift at the practice,
she enjoys many social and leisure activities including walking her
dog Suki a border terrier,
meeting with friends, dancing, gardening and keep fit.
Other pets are Sheba the
cat, and a Netherland
dwarf rabbit, Chunky.

Brenda Receptionist
With a love of animals plus the enjoyment of the administrative side of reception work, Brenda is very happy with this natural and winning job combination. Starting with us in June 2009, her favourite part is the variety that each day brings when working in a veterinary practice. Meeting clients is high on her list of job satisfaction, and she particularly likes assisting the vets when all hands on deck are required.

Seen here with pet boxer Maisie, Iain lives locally, and has two children. A son who is a chemical engineer, and his daughter, a scientist within the commercial bioscience field. For leisure and entertainment he's a bit of a sporting man, as he enjoys golf and rugby.

Iain Cameron BVMS MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon

Iain qualified from Glasgow University in 1975, and is the 'Cameron' side to this veterinary partnership. He joined the surgery in 1976, and greatly enjoys the variety of work with the different species of animals that each day brings. Iain has gained a wealth of knowledge and experience over the years, and looks ahead to the continuing improvement of the practices' technology and facilities.

Clare Montgomery BVMS MRCVS Veterinary Surgeon
With a veterinary career set in her mind for many years, Clare qualified In June 2012, from University of Glasgow, and gained further animal care experience on the other side of the world, working for a small animal practice in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. Joining us in May 2014, she really enjoys the variety of work within a mixed practice, particularly the practical and surgical aspects. Future plans are to gain further qualifications in the veterinary field, and one day to have her own practice.

Nichelle Clunie Receptionist

There is never a dull moment for a veterinary receptionist. Telephones ringing, clients to help, dogs barking, consultation rooms to prepare, vets to assist and Nichelle, took on this busy position with us in summer 2009. She had always wanted to work with animals, so it is not surprising that her favourite part of the job is the actual 'hands on' care that is sometimes required, and she is now considering taking nursing exams.
She has three dogs at home, border
collies Gypsy and Echo, plus a
deerhound called Yulla.
Hobbies are walking,
swimming and 200 tours.

Janet Scott Receptionist
Joining the team at our Cowdenbeath branch in November 2010, Janet is one of the faces who will meet and greet you at our front desk. She is responsible for the coordination of our reception and enjoys all aspects of the many duties she has to cover, from booking appointments to dispensing medication. Though out of all her tasks here at the practice, the one she gains ultimate satisfaction from, is seeing the happy smiles on pet owners faces, when their animals are discharged safe and well after their operations. Janet loves the animal world especially dogs, and is a member of the SSPCA.