Dr Delores Wong

Veterinarian

Delores is originally from Hong Kong and graduated from the University of Queensland in 2014, she has been working in small animal general practice since then. She joined Greencross Vets in early 2018 and is enjoying working at a range of clinics in Brisbane. Her special interests include Ophthalmology and Ultrasonography, she is also advancing her knowledge in the field of avian medicine and hopes to see more exotic patients in the future. In her spare time, Delores enjoys cuddling her two cats (Dave and Dougie) and watching TV, she also enjoys swimming and playing the piano. Dr Delores is fluent in both Cantonese and Mandarin.

Dr Owen Steinhardt

Veterinarian
Dr Owen has been with Greencross Vets for over 16 years, working at a range of clinics throughout his career. Owen is highly knowledgeable and happy to go the extra mile in caring for his patients. He will always take time out of his day to spend extra time with his clients to ensure the highest standards of care and understanding. In his spare time, Owen enjoys gourmet chocolate & wine, growing his cactus collection and is an avid supporter of the Brisbane Lions.

Dr Ed Layt

I was born and raised in Brisbane and have been working in the veterinary industry for over 35 years. I have been working at Greencross Vets Wishart Road since 1992, joining the company as a founding member practice in 2007. My special interests include avian medicine (and birds in general) and love meeting and educating new pet parents about preventative health care to keep them happy and healthy. When I’m not working in the clinic, you will find me caring for my small aviary of cockatiels (also known as my natural alarm clocks!). I have written a book about the history and experiences of my time in a Brisbane vet practice named Doctor of Sorts, which was released in December 2014. I am married with four children (all grown up) and enjoy travelling, piano playing and a wide variety of music, although my family have banned me from karaoke anywhere, anytime…