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Mandy Doan
Mandy enjoys preventative medicine and the benefits that good veterinary care has for both cats and clients. Mandy attained her Membership of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Feline Medicine 2 years ago.
Mandy and her husband share their home with 3 cats, 2 dogs and 1 lorikeet.
Petra Boettcher
Petra has two Devon Rex's at home called Mozzie and Beetle. Petra is interested in all aspects of feline medicine but enjoys most getting to know her patients and their owners and looking after them through their different life stages. She especially enjoys caring for those important family members, the older cats.
Alison Jukes
Alison graduated from the University of QLD in 2006. She did an internship in a pet emergency centre in 2007, specialising in emergency and critical care. She has a keen interest in dermatology. Alison also has a Membership of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Feline Medicine as of 2012.
Alison and her husband share their home with a number of kitties who have been adopted from the clinic, including Delilah, Jonah and Jeoffry, as well as 3 chickens and an assortment of tropical fish. They have recently added a dog Kite to the menagerie of pets.
Mandy Roe
Mandy is responsible for looking after her husband, son, two stepsons, two Labradors, two cats, two horses and chooks on a property at Sheldon.
Siti Abdul Khalid
For the first few years, Siti did all the afterhours emergencies and looked after the hospitalised cats while everyone else went home. She can’t remember the last time she has touched any other animal species and thinks herself lucky to only ever have worked at The Cat Clinic.
Apart from her great love of cats, Siti enjoys reading and swimming and along with her sister, shares a home with two lovely cats, Sofia and Selina.
Susan Gottlieb
Susan graduated from Veterinary Science at The University of Sydney in 2007. She then moved home to Brisbane and has been working at The Cat Clinic ever since. She also completed her Memberships in Feline Medicine with the ANZCVS in 2012, and is currently completing a PhD through UQ looking at diabetic cats in remission.
Susan has a lovely cat who goes by the name of Dim Sim.
Luciano Lazo
Luciano has 3 cats that he misses very much, as they are back home in Peru but enjoys spending time with his three kitties at home with him here in Australia.
Andrew Lau
He started spending time at The Cat Clinic in 2013 and realised he much preferred cats over any other animals. He is very excited to be working with cats only and he wishes to learn as much as he can about them, hoping to further his career in the field. In his free time, he enjoys watching football matches and listening to music.
Susan Jih
Despite having dogs all of her life, Susan has a stronger affinity towards cats and is excited to be working with only feline patients. She is especially interested in internal medicine and oncology. When not working, Susan is servant to her King of the House cat, Mi-bao (meaning baby cat in Mandarin).
Nick Yeow
He especially enjoys orthopaedics and soft tissue surgery. Outside of work Nick spends his free time playing soccer, skateboarding and playing the drums.
Marcus Gunew
With a special interest in ultrasonography and endoscopy, Marcus is usually found diagnosing and treating our really sick cats. He became a Registered Specialist in Feline Medicine in 2009.
Marcus and his family share their home with 2 Burmese cats, a beautiful little brown Burmese lady named ‘Rosie’, and a handsome yet very cheeky red Burmese boy named ‘Mango’. There are also a number of chickens and a happy little Border Collie called ‘Oreo’.
Vic Menrath
Vic became a registered Veterinary Specialist in Feline Medicine in 1982 and established the only Feline Renal Transplant unit in Australia which has been operational for over 10 years. His special interest remains in diseases of feline kidneys. His achievements are simply too great to list, but probably the best thing Vic ever did was recognise that cats were different to dogs and that they should treated differently to dogs.
Rhett Marshall
Rhett has recently completed a PhD in Feline Diabetes and has been credited with changing the treatment outcomes for cats with diabetes. He has authored many publications and presented his research findings overseas. Rhett’s real passion though is for surgery and he spends lots of his time with surgical cases. In 2003 he passed membership examinations of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Surgery.