Jubilee Veterinary Centre

Bryan Muskett BVMS MRCVS

Bryan Muskett graduated from Edinburgh Vet School in 1970. He is a partner and spends almost all of his time in the companion animal side of the practice.

Charles Orr BVMS MRCVS

Charles Orr graduated from Glasgow veterinary school in 1984. He was brought up on a dairy farm and most of his time is spent "Cowside" but he still has a keen interest in small animal medicine. He is married to Amanda and has 2 sons and a multitude of pets including cats and rabbits.

Andy Mayne B Vet Med MRCVS

Andy Mayne was brought up an a farm in Fermanagh and graduated from London Vet School in 1989. He worked in a mixed practice in Somerset for 2 years before going to Australia to do some locum work and travelling. On returning to Northern Ireland he joined Jubilee in 1992 where he specialises in farm work.

Andy is married to Trish and they have 2 daughters and a son. Outside of work Andy enjoys all sports and plays tennis and football.

Michael Griffith B Vet Med MRCVS

Michael Griffith graduated from London vet school in 1993. He is involved in all aspects of the practice especially exotic animals including private birds and reptiles. Michael is also the main vet for Belfast Zoo.

Gareth Torney BVMS MRCVS

Gareth Torney was brought up in Comber and obtained his veterinary degree from Edinburgh vet school in 1996. He worked for the first 8 years in Lancashire,Yorkshire and finally Guildford, Surrey. He came home to Jubilee in 2005 and became a partner in 2008. Gareth's main interests are in small animal medicine and particularly surgery although he can still be seen out and about on calls. When not working he enjoys sports including rugby and skiing although not very good at either. He has a springer spaniel called "Sam" that dements him!

Gareth Bell BVMS Cert CHP DBR MRCVS

Gareth was brought up on a dairy farm in Co. Antrim before qualifying from Edinburgh in 1995. Since then he has worked in mixed practice in Cookstown, university practice and further studies in Scotland for 3 years, before returning to N. Ireland in 2003 at J.V.C. While his greatest veterinary hero is James Heriot (!) who had a wide interest in all species, Gareth now spends most of his time in the farm/equine department at J.V.C. which services some of Northern Ireland’s top livestock farms and a wide mix of pleasure horses. His particular interests include bovine reproduction and unusual cases which have elusive answers! Gareth is married and has 3 boys and 1 girl and runs a domestic taxi service/zoo which is at the same time the great joy and challenge of his life!