At Molly and Max, we want you and your pet to want to come to the vet, because you like us! We aim to make coming to see us fun yet relaxing. We have treats for those who want them and space, tranquility and gentle handling for our more nervous patients.
Molly and Max was named for two of the most popular pet names in the UK. Our patients are central to what we do, and we thought it appropriate that our name reflected that. We hope you like it as much as we do.
Our people are pretty fun to be around too. We are all resolute animal lovers, from the littlest hamster to the biggest great dane. We adore playing with the puppies and kittens, yet have a huge respect for the wisdom and dignity of their older counterparts.
Molly and Max is committed to providing a stimulating work place for our staff so that they may return their passion for their vocation. They will provide your pet with the best medical and surgical care, and you with the finest service. Please come and meet us!
Ella Massy-Greene BVSc (hons) MRCVS
Practice Principal, Veterinarian
Ella is the creator of Molly and Max. It started with the idea to create a veterinary practice unlike any other. Every detail has been considered to make it better for you and your pet and to make it a rewarding place to work in. Ella's focus is general practice, an emerging 'speciality'. She has a specific interest in how technology can aid diagnosis and treatment and help you to be better informed about your pet's health. Ella has previously practiced in Chelsea for over 4 years, and also in Greater London, Cumbria and Sydney. She is a 1999 graduate of the University of Sydney.
Ella is the proud owner of a beautiful brown spotted Bengal cat, 'Ueli.'
Alice Duvernois BVetMed MRCVS
Veterinarian
Born in Normandy, France, Alice has also lived in the USA, Australia, Italy and Hong Kong and now considers London her home. Alice graduated in 2004 from the Royal Veterinary College and has since practiced in London and Hong Kong in private practices and charities.
Alice enjoys every aspect of first opinion practice, and has special interests in both soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery and in diagnostic imaging including ultrasonography.
When not at Molly and Max, you might find Alice riding her motorbike around town, shopping, keeping fit, riding horses and spending time with friends.
Kathy Muir
Kathy has recently returned to England after having spent two years in New Zealand, bringing her lovely dog 'Daisy', an 8 year old Springer Spaniel cross whom she adopted from the RSPCA.
After studying veterinary nursing in 1997, Kathy has remained working in the small animal veterinary and related fields and has had the privilege of working with animals such as Wolves, Gorillas and Loggerhead Sea Turtles as well as all common domestic pets.
Kathy is passionate about understanding and adjusting animal (and human) behaviour, as well as learning more about natural therapies and treatments. Kathy is also a keen advocate of proactive health care for your pets.