Rachel Gray

I was raised on my family’s farm down south of WA and have grown up being surrounded by animals of all kinds. From a young age I knew I wanted to work with animals and after finishing high school I managed to get a job as a stablehand and trackwork rider at a racing stable. It was an incredible learning experience but after three years I decided to pursue my dream of becoming a veterinary nurse. I was lucky enough to do my work placement with Greencross in 2017 and eventually get a job with them once I was a qualified. At home I have two pet greyhounds named Fin & Liv, and a cat named Wolfe.

Jared

Kristy Carlos

I started working as a trainee veterinary nurse in a small animal clinic in Exmouth, Western Australia in 2010. I instantly fell in love with working with animals and knew that this was the career for me! I have since gained my qualifications and became a registered veterinary nurse in 2015. I enjoy continued education and HAVE completed a certification in low stress handling in small animals. I am also a proud mum of a cheeky 4-year-old son, 2 staffy dogs and 4 budgerigar birds.

Rehina Gill

I have always known that I wanted to work with animals since I can remember. Since leaving high school, I have completed a Certificate in Animal Management, Diploma of Veterinary Nursing and Postgraduate Veterinary Technician. I am dedicated to ensuring that our clinic provides the highest possible standard of care for every patient and also aim to ensure that everyone walks out with a smile on their face. I enjoy the challenging nature of veterinary care, particular orthopaedic surgery and post-operative physiotherapy. Being given the opportunity to make pets as healthy and happy as possible is such a special treat, and especially knowing that we can have such a positive effect on their lives. When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll find me in the gym or spending time with my beautiful 8 year old beagle Harlow Madison and my gorgeous 9 year old ginger cat Ava Grace, who I hand raised from 10 days old.

Dr Cathy Lau BVMS

I have always been passionate about healthcare, originally starting my career as a registered human nurse, before completing my veterinary medicine degree from Murdoch University in 2012. I am passionate about learning new skills, particularly in animal behaviour after my own dog Haylee (a Chihuahua Cross) started displaying signs of canine anxiety. In addition to this, I am also interested in studying ultrasonography, Chinese medicine and acupuncture. I have gained experience in a number of small animal clinics and emergency centres in Adelaide before moving back to Perth. When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll find me enjoying acrylic painting and photography.