Alex B. Gravett, VN, Director 

I qualified as Veterinary Nurse at Brinsbury College of Agriculture and Horticulture in Pulborough, West Sussex, UK 1999. I became a RVN in 2009. 

I was a Head Nurse in private Small Animal Practice for 6 years after a total of 14 years in the same practice (The Ark, Hassocks, West Sussex). 

My special interests are in aquatics, feline and exotic species among others as I own 12 spur thigh tortoises, 2 elderly Birman cats (one of which is "home made").  I also enjoy spoiling my 10 rescued guinea pigs and have both summer and winter houses for them to enjoy. 

I have always - until very recently - also had dogs (Cocker Spaniels and English Setters hold a special place in my heart). So yes I am a bit animal mad as you probably have guessed already. 

   Susan Gregersen, DVM, MRCVS, OV 

I graduated as a Veterinary Surgeon at The Royal Veterinary University in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1999. 

Being of adventurous nature, I "emigrated" and joined a Mixed Small and Large Animal Practice in Norfolk in 2002. Puzzled and amazed by the British' attitude and their love of their pets I have stayed ever since - but opting for a permanent residence by the South Coast as reminding me of my native Copenhagen. 

I am particularly interested in the fields of emergency, geriatric, behavioural and feline medicine. I keep up to date by attending various lectures and seminars on relevant subjects held by top specialists in their field. 

Before starting up Vets2Home in 2005 I gathered abundant local experience around Sussex, working mostly as a locum Emergency Vet at Emergency Clinics/Hospitals in the Brighton/Worthing Area (Grove Lodge, PETS, VetCall, pdsa, The Ark, Vets Now and others). 

As a "hazard of the profession" I have 4 rescued cats and working with "WADARS", I recently gave in and added a sweet female Jack Russell and a lovely male staffy puppy to my family of rescued animals. They all get along famously (and not least surprisingly).