OUR PEOPLE

With a strong background in the agriculture sector, specifically animal production both in premium wool, beef and prime lambs, Andrew has a direct correlation with the veterinary business due to his animal husbandry skillsets and understanding of the need for best practice in health and well-being of animals.

Andrew graduated from the University of Sydney in 1997 with a Bachelor of Management, before extending his studies and career in business management, mining engineering and corporate governance. Having a multifaceted career across various primary industries, Andrew is dedicated to improving the quality of the veterinary service to ensure best practice delivery exceeds customer expectations.

Outside of work, Andrew enjoys spending quality time with his family and on the land, getting back to his grass roots in agriculture. Andrew spends time ferrying his children around to horse shows, soccer fields and basketball courts, coaching from the sidelines whilst checking on the calving heifers next door.

Ashleigh graduated from the University of Queensland in 2019 with her bachelor's in veterinary science and is thoroughly enjoying life in general practice with the support and guidance of an experienced team of vets. Ashleigh is quickly developing in both her medical and surgical skills and has a great passion for both.

Ashleigh is a warm, friendly, and outgoing vet who takes pride in her work, and especially caring for pets. She is passionate about dental health and is has a special interest in animal dentistry.

Outside of work, Ashleigh loves to cook and bake yummy delights, so, it is no surprise to see gourmet finger food at morning tea breaks.

Alanna is a Toowoomba local, who has just returned to her hometown after working for the past seven years in busy clinics in Ipswich and Brisbane. She has gained extensive knowledge and experience as a professional veterinarian and takes great pride in delivering best practice care and well being to her clients. Alanna has a unique ability to develop trustworthy relationships with her client base through her caring nature, good listening skills and attention to detail.

She has interests in the areas of palliative care, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and dermatology and continues to expand her knowledge and skills within these areas of veterinary science.

Outside of work, Alanna enjoys the fast pace action of mountain biking with her friends and often has a Go-pro film to share on Monday mornings of the adrenalin packed action of the bike rides. She also enjoys hiking in the national forests of South East Queensland and spending time with the family dog Myrtle.

Alex is a Toowoomba local whose lifelong passion for animals inspired him to pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine. After completing his Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 2024, Alex has been dedicated to developing his expertise across both small and large animal practice.

With a growing interest in internal medicine, Alex is quickly expanding his skills and knowledge to provide the highest standard of care to every patient he sees. He is particularly enthusiastic about working closely with pet owners to ensure the best outcomes for their animals.

Outside of the clinic, Alex enjoys spending time with his family and keeping up with his energetic Border Collie, Indie, who keeps life full of fun and adventure.

Amanda grew up on a farm near Wagga Wagga, NSW, before moving to Armidale to complete a degree in law. She soon discovered her true passion for animal care and switched to Veterinary Science. During her studies, Amanda volunteered in Namibia and Thailand, working with big cats, monkeys, and other incredible wildlife.

In 2023, she graduated from Charles Sturt University with a double degree in Veterinary Biology and Veterinary Science. After graduation, Amanda volunteered as a veterinary surgeon in Panama and the Amazon Jungle, further broadening her skills and global experience.

Returning to Australia, she began working as a mixed-practice vet in Dalby, where she developed a keen interest in pig medicine. She’s now focused on refining her surgical and medical skills in small animal practice, and we’re thrilled to have her on the team.

Outside of work, Amanda enjoys spending time with her dog, Murgatroyd, and her cat, Majorie.

Gabor graduated from the UQ School of Veterinary Science in 2017 with first class Honours, shortly after commencing work in Laidley in 2019 in a mixed veterinary practice.

Before moving into animal medicine, Gabor also completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in 2009 through the University of Sydney - and continues to practice in human medicine. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Paramedical Science, Physiology and Pharmacology as well as a Bachelor of Science, Zoology and Biochemistry.

He has a keen interest in mixed animal practice, emergency and critical care, surgery and animal medicine interface. He continues to also assist the University of Queensland’s production animal service.

Kyra grew up in the Toowoomba region on her family’s property, where she was surrounded by a wide variety of animals that sparked her early passion for veterinary care. She became a qualified veterinary nurse in 2016 and has since gained extensive experience working in both mixed practice and emergency clinics.

With a particular interest in emergency and surgical nursing, Kyra is currently furthering her studies online to deepen her knowledge and enhance her ability to provide critical care when it matters most. Her calm nature and clinical expertise make her an invaluable asset to our team, especially in high-pressure situations.

Outside of the clinic, Kyra loves exploring the outdoors and spends her free time camping and hiking with her dogs, combining her love for nature with quality time alongside her four-legged companions.

Courtney became a fully qualified Veterinary Nurse in 2017. Growing up in Longreach, she developed a strong connection to rural life and animals, which set the foundation for her career in veterinary nursing.

She has gained extensive experience in mixed practice clinics across Longreach, Dalby and Toowoomba, working with both large and small animals. Courtney has also taken on leadership roles, practice managing clinics across the Central West and Darling Downs regions.

Alongside clinic work, Courtney has spent time involved in equine breeding and has a strong passion for horses both inside and outside of work. When she’s not at the clinic, Courtney enjoys spending time with her family and heading away on holidays for some reef fishing.

Growing up in Toowoomba, Sarah was surrounded by a wide variety of animals, which sparked a lifelong passion for animal care. While still at school, she completed a Certificate II in Agricultural and Rural Operations and went on to work on a beef cattle property for nearly eight years.

During this time, Sarah also completed work experience at a local veterinary clinic, which inspired her to pursue a career in veterinary nursing.

Sarah has a special interest in canine reproduction, emergency care, and surgical nursing. With her strong breeding background in Samoyeds and experience in Emergency and Critical Care, she brings both practical skill and calm confidence to high-pressure cases. Her commitment to providing compassionate, knowledgeable care ensures that every patient is treated with the utmost attention and professionalism

Originally from Brisbane, Carly moved to Toowoomba where she began her veterinary journey with a Bachelor of Veterinary Technology. She has since gained four years of valuable experience in both general practice and emergency care.

Carly has a strong passion for critical care nursing and is currently balancing her vet nursing studies online with the joys of motherhood.

Outside of the clinic, Carly enjoys spending time with her two energetic Kelpies, Leo and Tilly, and can often be found camping and exploring the great outdoors with her family. 

Liddy is a proud Toowoomba local, raised on a Thoroughbred horse stud in the Darling Downs region, and has called the Highfields area home for over 25 years. Her lifelong connection to animals is reflected in both her personal and professional life.

Liddy joined our team after completing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2023 and has a special interest in general nursing and is passionate about providing exceptional customer care to our clients and their pets. She also has a deep love for native wildlife and has been a registered wildlife carer since 2020, playing a vital role in the care of injured and orphaned native animals from around the local region.

Outside of the clinic, Liddy owns racehorses and enjoys spending time with her children and taking her daughter to her show jumping events. 

Tayla has always had a love for animals, spending much of her childhood visiting her grandparents’ farm in Northern NSW. After completing high school in Toowoomba, she spent six years interstate and overseas, living in the UK and France, where she trained and competed with endurance horses.

Her passion for endurance riding began in 2011, and in 2017 she proudly represented Australia at the World Youth Endurance Championships in Italy. Today, Tayla continues to enjoy the sport and is currently training her young Arabian x Stockhorse, Baz. At home, she also cares for her cat Patrick and her two rescue dogs, Eila and Cooper.

In 2022, Tayla completed her Certificate III in Animal Studies, building on her long-standing interest in animal health. She is now excited to expand her skills and gain more experience in small animal care.

Kayla is a valued member of our team, currently working as a kennel hand while completing her Certificate II in Animal Studies. Kayla’s goal is to go on to study Veterinary Nursing, and she is already showing great promise in the field. With a strong work ethic and a genuine love for animals, Kayla is quickly developing her skills and soaking up as much knowledge as she can.

She enjoys observing surgeries and eagerly pitches in at every opportunity, demonstrating a natural curiosity and enthusiasm for all things veterinary. We’re confident Kayla is on the path to becoming a fantastic veterinary nurse in the near future.

Outside of the clinic, Kayla enjoys playing hockey and crafting incredible fire pits and sculptures from recycled horseshoes, combining her love for animals with her welding talents.