We are based in Footscray and we are able to travel within a 25km radius which covers most of metropolitan Melbourne. Locations outside of this may be considered by request. Let us know where you are located upon booking the appointment and we’ll let you know what we can do.

At the moment, the clinic is operating on every second Friday and all Sundays. As more appointments are booked, more days may become available during the week.

Most veterinary treatments provided should be covered by pet insurance. However, what is covered and what is not may vary from provider to provider. I am happy to write any statements to insurance companies to explain the treatments provided if further information is required.

Yes absolutely. The major variable would be how receptive the cat would be to rehabilitation exercises and manual therapies. In any case, pain medication can be administered in the same way it can be given to dogs. In fact, the month-long-acting injectable pain relief medication (solensia) is made specifically for cats.

If manual therapies and rehabilitation exercises are being done, a minimum of about 2.5mx2.5m is ideal. A non-slip surface like carpet or grass is recommended however mats can be laid down for more slippery surfaces like tiles if required.

If only an examination and pain medications are being given, a smaller space would suffice.

I am a practicing Veterinarian that graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2018. I have worked in both rural, GP, and emergency environments so am familiar with a whole spectrum of veterinary care.

My interest and passion lay in movement and the musculoskeletal system so I have achieved certification from the University of Tennessee as a certified canine rehabilitation practitioner (CCRP) in 2020.

Australia has recently followed in the footsteps of America and established a specialist department in Canine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation as a recognised veterinary specialty in 2022. I am proud to have been able to pass the memberships exams for this.

I endeavour to provide high quality, evidence-based veterinary care for my patients.

Because we come to visit the home, most pets are quite comfortable.

For those that may be particularly anxious, I can provide complimentary calming medications that can be given 2hrs before the appointment time. Please get in touch with us about this to discuss.