Sheryll has been the Conservative MP for South East Cornwall since 2010 and is a member of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee.

Crisitina has been a vet for almost 20 years with a passion to help pets suffering from skin diseases. After 7 years in general practice, Cristina gained her ESVPS GP Certificate in Dermatology in 2011 and recently completed a Postgraduate certificate in small animal dermatology. She is a member of the British Veterinary Dermatology Group and European Society of Veterinary Dermatology. Cristina wrote The New Pet Parent as an educational guide for new pet parents (and seasoned ones) to show them how they can best take care of their dog, to help them thrive and live a happy life, and create wonderful memories together as a family.

Libby graduated as a vet from University College Dublin in Ireland and spent 10 years working in mixed and small animal practice followed by 7 years as the UK & Ireland Veterinary Affairs Manager for leading pet food manufacturer Hill’s Pet Nutrition. She set up The Mojo Consultancy in 2008, a small agency dedicated to providing a personal, quality service with a hub of marketing, project and PR specialists experienced in the vet and pet care market. Libby also writes for the veterinary magazine Veterinary Practice on a variety of veterinary topics and Dog’s Monthly and Your Cat magazines – where she is the expert nutritionist and writes nutrition-based articles and answers reader queries.

Duncan joined MHA MacIntyre Hudson in 2014. He was previously a Director at EY, with more than 15 years with both EY and PwC in London, where he worked with clients ranging from international listed groups to national and local owner-managed enterprises. Before training as an accountant, he was an officer in the British Army. As Head of Healthcare, he works in three main tiers: Primary care, Secondary care, and Private care involving sectors such as private hospitals, day care, and occupational health. Outside of work, his personal commitment in a voluntary capacity extends over 20 years in a variety of roles, and currently he is a special advisor to the UK Vasculitis Trust, and a director and chair of the Audit Committee of the Valley Invicta Academies Trust.

Chris qualified as a veterinary surgeon in 1968 and went into mixed practice in Somerset. A year later he moved to Wiltshire to take up purely small animal practice at the Hale Veterinary Group. Chris subsequently was Chief Veterinary Officer at the RSPCA and Veterinary Director of Dogs Trust. He is chairman of the Animal Welfare Foundation and the Pet Blood Bank. The Canine & Feline Sector Group is a membership body which unifies the sector and responds collectively to Government consultations. It provides expert advice to policy makers on all issues relating to dogs and cats whilst ensuring the members are kept updated on developments and any changes affecting their work. CFSG seeks to ensure there is a full understanding of the role of dogs and cats in society and the benefits they bring.