Dora
Clinic Cat (Certified Connoisseur of all the finer things in life )
Dora joined the team as an adult cat on her way to the shelter in 2013. She never made it out the door! If you ask her she will tell you she is the most spectacular feline specimen to every grace the earth with her presence (and as such she would appreciate more food and softer beds!). She is a pretty spectacular feline and we are so lucky to have found her. She certainly brightens up the day!
Her main hobbies are supervising her staff at the reception desk, sleeping and (most of all!) eating! She is ALWAYS up for a cuddle.
Dora
Clinic Cat
Dora joined the team as an adult cat on her way to the shelter in 2013. She never made it out the door! If you ask her she will tell you she is the most spectacular feline specimen to every grace the earth with her presence (and as such she would appreciate more food and softer beds!). She is a pretty spectacular feline and we are so lucky to have found her. She certainly brightens up the day!
Her main hobbies are supervising her staff at the reception desk, sleeping and (most of all!) eating! She is ALWAYS up for a cuddle.
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Carolyn Prentice
Veterinarian & Practice Owner (BVSc (Hons), Fear Free Certified Professional)
Member of:
- the Australian Veterinary Association,
- Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association,
- Australian Veterinary Boards Association,
- Australian Equine Veterinary Association (AEVB),
- Registered Hendra vaccinator
Three decades ago Carolyn came to work in Kilmore as a new graduate from the University of Melbourne. After traveling and working overseas Carolyn returned to the region because she loved the town and had always wanted to work here. She bought the Broadford Clinic in 1997 and has been here ever since.
Carolyn’s main interests are in small animal medicine and surgery and Equine behavior. Her goal is to become a member of the Australian Veterinary Board of Behaviourists.
The thing Carolyn loves most about her job is the joy and happiness she can bring to people when she makes their pets well and being there for them when they have to make the hardest decisions. A lot of vets hate this part and she hates to see people sad, but having the capacity to end suffering and handle it with empathy, to be able to support them and make the process easier is her silver lining.
Carolyn has owned many pets and currently shares her life with her Cairn terrier, Blondie, and two rescued cats, Boots (built for comfort) and Toffee (built for speed). She bred and competed Warmbloods for many years and also runs a small beef herd on her Clonbinane property.
Carolyn Prentice
Veterinarian & Practice Owner
Member of:
- the Australian Veterinary Association,
- Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association,
- Australian Veterinary Boards Association,
- Australian Equine Veterinary Association (AEVB),
- Registered Hendra vaccinator
Three decades ago Carolyn came to work in Kilmore as a new graduate from the University of Melbourne. After traveling and working overseas Carolyn returned to the region because she loved the town and had always wanted to work here. She bought the Broadford Clinic in 1997 and has been here ever since.
Carolyn’s main interests are in small animal medicine and surgery and Equine behavior. Her goal is to become a member of the Australian Veterinary Board of Behaviourists.
The thing Carolyn loves most about her job is the joy and happiness she can bring to people when she makes their pets well and being there for them when they have to make the hardest decisions. A lot of vets hate this part and she hates to see people sad, but having the capacity to end suffering and handle it with empathy, to be able to support them and make the process easier is her silver lining.
Carolyn has owned many pets and currently shares her life with her Cairn terrier, Blondie, and two rescued cats, Boots (built for comfort) and Toffee (built for speed). She bred and competed Warmbloods for many years and also runs a small beef herd on her Clonbinane property.
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Kelly Rogers
Senior Clinic Veterinarian (BVSc, Fear Free Certified Professional)
Kelly is a local who has worked in the area for a number of years. Kelly's a keen guinea pig lover and has a great affinity for pocket pets. Kelly's medical knowledge is phenomenal and is our go to medical guru.
Kelly shares her life with a human family, multiple horses, pet sheep, dogs, rabbits and 3 cats.
Kelly Rogers
Senior Clinic Veterinarian
Kelly is a local who has worked in the area for a number of years. Kelly's a keen guinea pig lover and has a great affinity for pocket pets. Kelly's medical knowledge is phenomenal and is our go to medical guru.
Kelly shares her life with a human family, multiple horses, pet sheep, dogs, rabbits and 3 cats.
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