The Team

Max graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2006, then moved back to Nottinghamshire to work as a large animal vet until 2012. During this time he was responsible for a separate game bird and poultry practice covering the Eastern counties.

Max moved to Devon in 2012 to lead a brand new large animal practice, working out of a large agri-retail store. He returned to the East Midlands in July 2015 to join FVS as a full-time farm vet based at the Melton branch. His interests are across all aspects of dairy, beef and sheep health, as well as game birds.

Any free time is generally spent running his farm shoot and having a few games of cricket in the summer.

Rebecca graduated from the University of Nottingham in 2014 and worked for 2 years as a farm animal vet down in West Sussex. After a brief interlude spent travelling in America and Canada, she joined the practice as a mixed animal vet in January 2017. She has a key interest in sheep medicine and flock health.

Outside of work, Becca enjoys attempting any sport, particularly tennis and cycling.

Freddie graduated from the University of Nottingham and has been with FVS since September 2019.

Freddie grew up on a family dairy, and now beef, farm in Nottinghamshire, and enjoys all aspects of large animal work, especially herd health planning.

Outside of work, Freddie spends time helping on the family farm but also enjoys travelling to new places and playing sport, including football and cycling.

Originally from the Canary Islands, Jorge also known as George, studied at the Alfonso X in Madrid and graduated as a vet in 2016.

Having completed his degree, he moved to the UK, attracted by English rural life! He joined the FVS team as a TB tester in March 2017.

Outside of work, Jorge enjoys martial arts, climbing and spear-fishing. Like Andrew Moss, he is a huge fan of motorbikes and rides as much as he can.

Sam grew up in the sunny south-east and made his way slightly northwards to graduate from the University of Cambridge.
He has since been with FVS, starting in September 2021, where he enjoys all elements of farm animal medicine and surgery, especially beef and sheep health planning and preventative medicine.

Outside of work, he enjoys going on long bike rides and walks, cooking vast quantities of food, playing video games and is always up for a game of squash.