Dr. Bernice Cheng joined The Joyous Vet after graduating from Murdoch University. Besides seeing dogs and cats, she is interested in treating other small furry pets such as guinea pigs and chinchillas. Dr Cheng has a passion for dermatology and believes that resolving skin problems can make a huge improvement in the quality of life for pets. She also takes interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine and hopes that it can enhance her veterinary practice in time to come. Dr Cheng is a strong believer of responsible pet ownership; she believes that pet owners can achieve that by researching and knowing what it takes to keep their pets healthy before acquiring any pets and continue to keep themselves updated on such information throughout the lifespan of their pets. In her spare time, she loves spending time with her two dogs by taking them to the dog run or the beach and she enjoys learning salsa dancing. |
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 Dr. Elizabeth Getty |
Dr. Elizabeth Getty received her undergraduate degree in Animal Science and Dairy Science from the University of Georgia, USA prior to relocating to Scotland to further her studies. She went on to graduate with her Veterinary degree from the Royal School of Veterinary Studies at the University of Edinburgh, thereafter she made the move to Singapore, joining us at the Joyous Vet in the same year. She is a firm believer that a happy pet thrives not only from good health and nutrition but also requires a balance of proper exercise and enrichment which she actively promotes to pet owners to create awareness to the subject. Her interests include internal medicine and exotics. When she is not working she likes to spend time with her well travelled dog and 2 cats. |
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Graduated from University of Sydney, Dr. Grace Heng has been working with small animals since then. Under her leadership and experience accumulated through her practice over the years, The Joyous Vet is established to serve the pet community. She works with dedication and compassion for her patients; always striving to help pet owners in making informed decisions on the conditions of their pets. Besides developing and acquiring special interest in feline and rabbit medicine, she has an unwavering interest in soft tissue surgeries. Dr. Grace enjoys spending time with her own pets during her off days. |
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 Dr. Jasmine Tan |
After having graduated from Murdoch University, Dr. Jasmine Tan started working in small animal practice and volunteered up to a few months in a London animal shelter, before joining The Joyous Vet. She believes that a healthy pet needs more than simply having its basic needs met, and emphasizes the importance of factors such as nutrition and environment on our pets' health. At work, Dr. Tan strives to help owners understand their pets better for the pets' improved well-being. During her free time, she enjoys pursuing interests in music and chinese medicine therapies. |
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Dr. Gwenda Lowe graduated from the University of Sydney before joining The Joyous Vet. Although she was trained in both large and small animal veterinary medicine, Dr Lowe particularly enjoys seeing dogs, cats and pocket pets. She believes that the health of each pet is dependent on three factors - genetics (the animal), husbandry (the owner) and medical care (the vet). Consequently, she strives on her part to provide the best veterinary care possible, while endeavouring to work with owners on awareness and husbandry knowledge, so that together we can help our pets lead healthier, happier lives. Dr Lowe has an interest in oncology and palliative care. She is owned by a 16 year old Shih Tzu-Sheltie named Cash, a Syrian hamster named Zorro and a Cat named Mr. Pascal. |
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