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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Dr. Carolyn Prentice
Senior & Lead Veterinarian (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
Dr. Carolyn graduated from Melbourne University in 1987. As a newly graduated veterinarian, Dr. Carolyn came to work in Kilmore under the mentorship of Dr. Peter Ellis. Carolyn's career then took her to work over seas and then returning to Australia to undertake further study, before returning to Central Victoria.
Dr. Carolyn purchased the Broadford Veterinary Clinic in 1997 and has been here ever since.
Dr. Carolyn’s interests include animal behaviour, with a focus on alleviating fear and anxiety and promoting a low stress environment and reconstructive surgery, particularly eyelid surgery and procedures designed to help brachycephelic pets breath easier (BOAS), and trauma surgery.
Dr. Carolyn is passionate about mentoring and developing veterinarians and nursing teams.
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) and also enjoys spending time among her assorted horses.
Dr. Carolyn Prentice
Senior & Lead Veterinarian
Member of:
- the Australian Veterinary Association,
- Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association,
- Australian Veterinary Boards Association,
- Australian Equine Veterinary Association (AEVB),
- Registered Hendra vaccinator
Dr. Carolyn graduated from Melbourne University in 1987. As a newly graduated veterinarian, Dr. Carolyn came to work in Kilmore under the mentorship of Dr. Peter Ellis. Carolyn's career then took her to work over seas and then returning to Australia to undertake further study, before returning to Central Victoria.
Dr. Carolyn purchased the Broadford Veterinary Clinic in 1997 and has been here ever since.
Dr. Carolyn’s interests include animal behaviour, with a focus on alleviating fear and anxiety and promoting a low stress environment and reconstructive surgery, particularly eyelid surgery and procedures designed to help brachycephelic pets breath easier (BOAS), and trauma surgery.
Dr. Carolyn is passionate about mentoring and developing veterinarians and nursing teams.
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) and also enjoys spending time among her assorted horses.
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Dr. 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, and cats.
Dr. 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, and cats.
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Dr. Arpan Mann BVB, DVM
Veterinarian (Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine )
Dr. Arpan joined the team in 2025 as a newly graduated Veterinarian from the University of Sydney. He is looking forward to consolidating his skills and his main areas of interest are surgery, emergency and critical care, and behavioural medicine. His absolute favourite is seeing puppies and kittens for their vaccination appointments.
As part of his studies, Dr. Arpan gained experience in a number of practices. He decided to join our team as he shares our strong focus on compassionate patient care and supporting pet owners to make empowered, informed decisions about their pet's healthcare.
Dr. Arpan shares his home life with an Australian Kelpie, Tex.
Dr. Arpan Mann BVB, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Arpan joined the team in 2025 as a newly graduated Veterinarian from the University of Sydney. He is looking forward to consolidating his skills and his main areas of interest are surgery, emergency and critical care, and behavioural medicine. His absolute favourite is seeing puppies and kittens for their vaccination appointments.
As part of his studies, Dr. Arpan gained experience in a number of practices. He decided to join our team as he shares our strong focus on compassionate patient care and supporting pet owners to make empowered, informed decisions about their pet's healthcare.
Dr. Arpan shares his home life with an Australian Kelpie, Tex.
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