Our partner vets

Dr Callie graduated in 2004 from Murdoch University with a BVMS and has over 14 years of experience as a veterinarian. Her upbringing on a sheep and cattle farm inspired her to pursue her dream of caring for animals as a rewarding career. She is extremely passionate about all patients big and small, and brings a broad range of skills, expertise and professionalism to her job. Callie also has special interests and has taken further studies in veterinary behaviour, ophthalmology and small animal surgery.

Dr. Olivia is a compassionate veterinarian with more than 13 years of experience caring for animals in hospital settings. She graduated from Murdoch University in Perth in 2015 and has since supported countless pets and families through different stages of life, including gentle end-of-life care.

Olivia understands how emotional it is to say goodbye to a much-loved pet. Her approach is calm, respectful, and focused on comfort, helping families make difficult decisions with clarity and kindness. She takes the time to explain what to expect, answer questions, and support both pets and their owners through a peaceful farewell.

Alongside her work with dogs and cats, Olivia has advanced membership qualifications in Unusual Pet Medicine and Surgery, and Avian Medicine and Surgery. She has extensive experience with birds, reptiles, rabbits, rodents, ferrets, amphibians, and fish.

With her strong belief in the human-animal bond, Dr. Olivia brings warmth, knowledge, and genuine care to every home visit.

Dr Tamara is a Melbourne-based veterinarian with a caring, gentle approach to home visits and end-of-life care. She understands how deeply pets are loved, and how difficult it can be for families to face decisions around comfort, quality of life, and saying goodbye.

Her calm nature and clinical experience help pet owners feel supported during emotional moments. She takes the time to explain what is happening, answer questions, and help families make decisions with kindness and clarity. For pets, she focuses on comfort, dignity, and reducing stress by caring for them in their own familiar home.

Dr Tamara has a strong professional interest in soft-tissue surgery and oncology, and she regularly cares for dogs, cats, and pocket pets. Her wider veterinary experience has also included marine turtles and elephants.

At home, she is kept company by her Bernese Mountain Dog and three cats. Outside of work, she enjoys running, hiking, being outdoors, and getting lost in a good book.

For Dr Tamara, providing care at home is a privilege. It allows pets to feel safer and more relaxed, and gives families a more peaceful way to support their much-loved companion.

Dr Pete is a compassionate veterinarian with nearly 10 years of experience caring for pets and supporting their families. He has a special interest in dentistry and surgery, and brings a calm, practical approach to home vet care.

Pete understands how important comfort and dignity are, especially when pets are older, unwell, or nearing the end of life. He takes the time to listen, explain options clearly, and help families make decisions that feel right for their pet.

He enjoys meeting pets in their own homes, where they're usually more relaxed and less stressed. For end-of-life care, this familiar setting can make a difficult goodbye feel more peaceful for both the pet and their family.

Dr Pete's approach is gentle, respectful, and focused on reducing fear while keeping pets comfortable.

Dr Tim is an experienced veterinarian with over 15 years of clinical experience across Australia and the United Kingdom. He graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2005 and has a strong passion for dog and cat medicine.

Tim brings a calm, thoughtful approach to home vet visits, especially for pets who are older, unwell, or becoming less comfortable. He understands how difficult it can be for families to make decisions around quality of life, pain, and end-of-life care.

During home visits, Dr Tim takes the time to assess each pet gently, explain what he's seeing, and support owners with honest, compassionate advice. His focus is always on comfort, dignity, and helping families feel clear about the next step.

He enjoys visiting pets in their own homes across Canberra, where they can feel safer, calmer, and surrounded by the people who love them.

Dr Jessica is an experienced Melbourne mobile vet with 12 years in small animal practice. Her background includes general practice, internships, and emergency care, giving her strong clinical experience with pets at many stages of life.

Dr Jessica provides calm, compassionate care in the comfort of your pet's home, especially for older pets, unwell pets, and families facing difficult end-of-life decisions. She understands how emotional this time can be and takes a gentle, respectful approach with both pets and their owners.

Her focus is on comfort, dignity, and clear communication. She takes the time to explain what to expect, answer questions, and help families make the kindest decision for their much-loved companion.

For Dr Jessica, home visits allow pets to feel safer and more settled, surrounded by familiar people and a familiar space.

Dr Kel is a compassionate veterinarian with 21 years of experience across Australia and overseas. With a strong background in internal medicine and emergency care, Kel brings deep clinical knowledge and a calm, caring approach to every home visit.

Kel understands how stressful it can be when a much-loved pet becomes unwell, especially when families are facing difficult decisions around comfort, quality of life, or end-of-life care. Their approach is gentle, honest, and focused on helping owners feel supported and informed.

As a dog lover and owner, Kel knows the bond between pets and their families is deeply personal. They take the time to listen, explain what's happening, and help families choose the kindest path for their pet.

From local pets to wildlife, Kel has cared for animals in many different settings. At home, their focus is simple: expert care, comfort, dignity, and compassion when pets and families need it most.

Dr Sarah is an experienced veterinarian with a warm, practical approach to home vet care. She works with domestic pets, backyard poultry, and hobby farm animals, making her a trusted choice for families with more than one type of animal at home.

Sarah understands how important comfort, familiarity, and gentle handling are, especially for older pets, unwell animals, or families facing difficult end-of-life decisions. She takes the time to listen, explain options clearly, and support owners with care and honesty.

Her broad experience means she can care for a dog, cat, chicken, or small farm animal in their own environment, where they're often calmer and easier to assess. This home-based approach helps reduce stress for both animals and their owners.

With her love of travel and commitment to mobile veterinary care, Dr Sarah brings knowledge, compassion, and steady support to every visit.

Dr Antonia is a compassionate veterinarian with experience across Perth general practice and leading Melbourne emergency hospitals. She studied at Murdoch University and has a special interest in emergency medicine and ultrasound, giving her strong skills in assessing pets who are unwell, uncomfortable, or needing closer care.

Antonia understands how stressful it can be when a much-loved pet's health changes, especially when families are facing difficult decisions around comfort, quality of life, or end-of-life care. Her approach is calm, thoughtful, and focused on helping owners understand what's happening and what options are available.

During home visits, Dr Antonia brings both clinical confidence and genuine warmth. She takes the time to listen, assess each pet gently, and support families with clear, kind advice.

For pets who are older, anxious, or unwell, being cared for at home can make a real difference. Dr Antonia's goal is to provide expert care with comfort, dignity, and compassion.

Dr Hanke is a caring veterinarian who graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. With a strong interest in general practice and surgery, especially orthopaedics, he brings thoughtful, practical care to every pet he meets.

He understands that every pet and family situation is different, especially when owners are facing difficult decisions around comfort, quality of life, or end-of-life care. His approach is calm, compassionate, and focused on helping families feel supported and informed.

During home visits, Dr Hanke takes the time to listen, assess each pet gently, and explain options clearly. His goal is to provide care that suits the needs of both the pet and their owner, with comfort and dignity at the centre.

Outside of work, Dr Hanke enjoys playing badminton and watching good movies. At home, he is kept company by his beloved cat, Timi, who brings plenty of joy and entertainment.

Dr Jarrod is a compassionate veterinarian with a strong focus on end-of-life care at home. He became a vet to improve the welfare and wellbeing of animals, and that purpose continues to guide his work with pets and their families.

Jarrod has a special interest in quality-of-life assessments, chronic pain management, breakthrough pain, and humane euthanasia when it becomes the kindest option. He understands how difficult these decisions can be and supports families with calm, honest guidance.

His experience in emergency medicine also helps him assess unwell pets carefully and explain whether a condition needs urgent treatment or can be managed with planned care. This gives owners clarity during stressful moments.

During home visits, Dr Jarrod focuses on comfort, dignity, and reducing fear. His goal is to help pets feel safe in their familiar surroundings while giving families the support they need through one of the hardest parts of pet ownership.

Dr Lauren is an experienced veterinary surgeon with over 15 years of experience caring for pets and supporting their owners. She enjoys providing house calls because they allow pets to receive care in a calm, familiar environment, without the stress of travelling to a clinic.

Lauren treats a wide range of non-emergency conditions at home and has a special interest in skin disease and ear infections. Her approach is gentle, practical, and focused on making each visit as comfortable as possible for both pets and their families.

She also provides compassionate end-of-life care and can help families arrange cremation for their beloved pet. Lauren understands how emotional this time can be and supports owners with kindness, respect, and clear guidance.

Dr Lauren looks forward to meeting you and your much-loved pet at home.

Dr Michelle is an experienced veterinarian who graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008. Since then, she has worked across several clinics in Victoria, with experience in both general practice and emergency care.

Michelle has a calm and compassionate approach to end-of-life care, helping families make difficult decisions with kindness, clarity, and respect. Her background in emergency medicine and chronic disease management allows her to assess comfort, pain, and quality of life carefully, especially for older pets or pets with long-term health conditions.

She has a special interest in pharmaceuticals and understands how important pain relief, comfort, and dignity are during a pet's final stage of life. During home visits, Dr Michelle takes the time to explain what to expect, answer questions, and support families through a peaceful goodbye in familiar surroundings.

Outside of work, Michelle enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring the world, and dancing the night away.

Dr Gayle is a compassionate mobile veterinarian based in South Australia, with over a decade of experience in small animal medicine, surgery, animal welfare, and community veterinary care.

Her career has included leading clinical teams at the RSPCA as Chief Veterinarian, helping design South Australia's first 24/7 wildlife hospital, supporting remote Indigenous communities, and working with international field surgery teams.

Dr Gayle has a deep commitment to animal welfare and the bond between pets and their families. She understands how emotional it can be to care for an ageing or unwell pet, especially when families are facing difficult decisions around comfort, quality of life, and saying goodbye.

Through at-home end-of-life care, Dr Gayle provides calm, thoughtful support in a familiar setting, where pets can feel safe and families can have privacy, time, and gentle guidance. Her approach is kind, respectful, and focused on comfort, dignity, and reducing stress for both pets and their owners.

Whether she is helping with quality-of-life checks, ongoing health concerns, or peaceful at-home euthanasia, Dr Gayle aims to give every family clarity, compassion, and high-quality care when it matters most.

Dr Ben is an experienced Sydney veterinarian with over 20 years of clinical experience caring for pets and supporting their families.

He provides gentle mobile vet care in the comfort of your home, helping pets feel safer and more relaxed in familiar surroundings. With two decades of experience, Dr Ben brings calm judgement, practical advice, and a compassionate approach to every visit.

He supports families with home visits, quality-of-life checks, ongoing health concerns, and end-of-life care. He understands how difficult it can be when a much-loved pet becomes older, unwell, or uncomfortable, and takes the time to explain options clearly.

For pets nearing the end of life, Dr Ben focuses on comfort, dignity, and peace at home, surrounded by the people who love them most.

Dr Kate is a compassionate veterinarian dedicated to helping pets and their families navigate some of life's most difficult decisions with dignity, comfort, and support.

Dr Kate provides compassionate in-home end of life care, helping families to say goodbye to their beloved pets in the comfort of their home. Kate is committed to making this difficult transition as peaceful, gentle and stress free as possible for both pets and their families.

Dr Dayna is a kind and compassionate South Australian veterinarian with experience in small animal general practice and emergency care.

She supports families through difficult end-of-life decisions with calm guidance, helping pets feel safe and comfortable at home.

Hello pet families

I am a certified Fear Free Vet. That means additional to my veterinary degree, I have pursued further training. As a Fear Free Vet I use a considered approach in how I meet, examine and treat my patients. Visiting patients at home also means that they are more at ease, and do not have to enter a veterinary clinic which may have unfamiliar smells, sounds, and other animals, which can be stressful to our pets. I pride myself not only on my veterinary expertise but, very importantly, on the respectful treatment of my patients and their owners. It is my honour to be invited to your home and for me to treat your beloved cats and dogs.

With have over 20 years of experience as a veterinarian, Dr Cleo is passionate about providing high quality, compassionate care for pets and their families. I understand how important pets are as part of the family, and aim to provide a calm, supportive experience for pets and owners. Known for my friendly and caring approach, I value building trusting relationships, and helping animals live happy, healthy lives.

Dr. Jessica is dedicated to creating positive veterinary experiences and helping anxious pets feel safe in their own home. Whether it's a wellness examination, preventative healthcare or ongoing medical support, every visit is tailored to reduce stress and provide convenient, high-quality care in the comfort of home.

With over 25 years of veterinary experience, Dr Cam brings calm judgement, compassion and understanding when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. She carefully assesses each pet and helps their family understand the most appropriate next step.

Dr. Stefanie is committed to gentle handling techniques and personalised treatment plans for every patient. Whether it's a wellness examination, preventative healthcare or ongoing medical support, every visit is tailored to reduce stress and provide convenient, high-quality care in the comfort of home.

Dr Nicholas has more than 17 years of veterinary experience in Perth, including five years providing mobile vet care. He brings calm clinical judgement and an honest, compassionate approach when pets become suddenly unwell, injured or in pain. By assessing pets at home, he can provide personalised care and help families understand the most appropriate next step.

Growing up surrounded by animals, Dr. Stephen understands that every pet has their own unique personality and place within the family. From playful puppies and curious cats to feathered and aquatic companions, his lifelong love of animals shapes his compassionate and personalised approach to veterinary care. By bringing high-quality veterinary services into the comfort of your home, Dr. Stephen helps make every visit as relaxed and stress-free as possible for both pets and their owners.