Andrea Harvey BVSc DSAM(Feline) DipECVIM-CAMRCVS Andrea graduated from the University of Bristol in 2000 and,after some time in small animal practice, returned to Bristol toundertake a 3-year residency in feline medicine, funded by theFeline Advisory Bureau, remaining as FAB Clinical Fellow in FelineMedicine from 2005 to 2010. She has since continued to workclosely with FAB and the International Society of Feline Medicine(ISFM) on various initiatives, particularly the ISFM Cat FriendlyPractice Accreditation scheme. In 2012 she moved toAustralia, where she works as a feline clinician in the SmallAnimal Specialist Hospital, Sydney. Andrea is also the ISFMrepresentative for Australasia, and a tutor on the CVE/ISFMdistance education course in feline medicine. She lectures widelyinternationally and has written numerous articles and bookchapters. Andrea is passionate about all aspects of felinemedicine, health and welfare, and about supporting and inspiringcolleagues in practice to provide the best care for their felinepatients. Severine Tasker BSc BVSc(Hons) PhD DSAMDipECVIM-CA PGCertHE MRCVS After graduation from Bristol Veterinary School in 1994,Severine spent time in practice working for the PDSA beforemoving to the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburghto take up an FAB Residency in Feline Medicine. She returnedto Bristol in 1999, completing her PhD on feline haemoplasmainfection in 2002. She is now a Senior Lecturer in SmallAnimal Medicine at Bristol. Working in the Feline Centre andon the molecular side of the diagnostic services of LangfordVeterinary Services, she is interested in all aspects of felinemedicine, especially infectious diseases and haematologicaldisorders. Severine adores all things feline andparticularly enjoys teaching veterinary students, nurses andcolleagues a holistic approach to feline cases. She hasauthored over 100 papers and book chapters and has been an invitedspeaker at conferences in Europe, USA and Australasia. In2008 she was awarded the BSAVA Woodrow Award for outstandingcontributions to small animal medicine.