Dr. Jade Ridsdale

Veterinarian

Dr Jade graduated from Murdoch University in 2012, fulfilling her childhood dream of becoming a vet. In January 2019 Jade joined the Greencross family. Since then she has worked in small animal practice in Western Australia, treating dogs, cats and a range of small animals and wildlife. Jade loves her career and has always been very interested in animals and passionate about their care. Jade enjoys everything about being a vet, but most of all enjoys improving a pet’s quality of life particularly as they age into the golden years and where she can, improve the unique bond between pet and owner. She likes to help people to better understand their pets and their needs. Jade also has a special interest in animal behaviour, particularly that of cats. Her fur family is composed of four well aged, lovely cats, complete with unique personalities and loads of affection, Xena, Misty, Link and Kiba.

Remy

Remy started volunteering at the clinic back in 2018 when she was still in high school. She then went on to become our work experience student in 2020 whilst studying her Cert IV in Vet nursing. Once she finished her course, we liked her so much we decided to keep her! She has now come on board with us as a fully fledged vet nurse and is much loved by clients, staff and animals alike. She has an adorable little toy Poodle at home named Rio.

Megan Taylor

I graduated Veterinary Nursing in 2017 as a mature aged student. After many years of kid wrangling I decided to go back to school and full fill my life long dream of working with animals. As a child I was that kid that would sneak any stray that I could find into our house, one of them, even made it to the local paper. I have a passion for wildlife and reptiles and a love of puppy breath. My menagerie consists of three beautiful human girls, a pug named Gus, George, my pink and grey Galah, Monte the Ragdoll cat and a one eyed Persian named Louie.