Wyndham Veterinary Clinic

Dr John Watts opened the practice in November 2000 and is our reproduction specialist in small animals. He graduated with honours in Veterinary Science from The University of Melbourne in 1991, after which he worked i...more...

Teagan joined the team at Wyndham Veterinary Clinic in early 2022 after graduating from the University of Melbourne. She enjoys the wide variety of cases in general practice, both medical and surgical.

Anna joined our clinic as a practice partner in July 2018. Anna was born in Poland and was raised and educated in Pretoria (South Africa). She graduated in 2006 and relocated to Melbourne where she practiced in a numb...more...

Roshni, like a few of our vets, did work placement with us during her studies and joined our team promptly after graduating.

The combination of medicine and surgery, along with her love of animals, is what prom...more...

Erin joined our team in October 2013 after working at a small animal practice in Melton for several years. Originally from the United States, Erin graduated from Ross University in 2008, completing her clinical studi...more...

Angela started at Wyndham in December, 2014. She graduated with honours in 2005 from the University of Melbourne receiving the Surgery prize for that year as well as the large animal Clinical Review prize. She has pur...more...

Rachael joined Wyndham Veterinary Clinic in 2016 after working in emergency and referral centres in Melbourne and Brisbane. She has a strong interest in emergency and critical care, as well as internal medicine.

En joined our veterinary team back in 2013 and has never looked back. She enjoys working in all aspects of veterinary medicine and has a particular interest in general surgery and ultrasonography.

Stephanie completed placement at Wyndham as part of her studies, and started working at the clinic after graduating in December 2017. She has a professional interest in pathology, medicine, and surgery, and has recent...more...

Gabriel joined our team in April 2019 after graduating from the University of Melbourne. Besides routine veterinary care for fur babies, his special interests lie in diagnostic imaging and wildlife.