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Mamma makes people feel good! She was left on our doorstep with her five babies in 2019. Initially timid and protective of her kittens, Mamma has amazed us with how she has matured into a confident girl. When not sleeping in the cupboard, she is very affectionate and always up for a game of “hide the computer screen” or doing somersaults to catch her feather on a stick. Mamma is also self-appointed taster of lunches and may find herself in need of a permanent weight loss program.
Kylie is the proud owner of Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre. With more than 20 years’ experience as a practising vet, she acquired the centre in 2004, having graduating from Murdoch University in 1994.
Kylie long harboured a dream to create a vet centre that provides an extensive range of veterinary services with qualified, caring staff who truly care about pets and their owners.
That dream is now her reality. Kylie’s encouragement of her team to foster a friendly rapport with pet owners and their pets, and to pursue their passion for veterinary care has paid dividends for the centre’s clients and pets.
When not at the centre, Kylie is busy looking after her family – human, four-legged and feathered – and likes being active on her family farm and enjoying classical music.
Louise graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2004 and moved to Perth in 2009, after working in a small animal practice in the UK.
She’s an experienced vet with a passion for caring for pets to the highest possible standards.
Her special interests include medicine – diagnosing and treating diseases of the internal organs – especially disorders of the hormonal systems, and feline medicine.
Louise is always furthering her knowledge and in July 2016 gained admittance as a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Surgeons in Feline Medicine. Louise still loves seeing all of her patients but is very keen to use her skills to help more cats feel their best!
In her spare time she enjoys cooking, outdoor activities, relaxing with her husband and young sons and looking after her cat, Buddy.
Originally from Japan, Sally came to Australia as a child and graduated from Sydney University in 2004. She began her career in mixed practice but after a couple of years decided to focus her interests on all areas of small animal medicine and soft tissue surgery.
Sally has studied Traditional Chinese Medicine and in an internationally accredited Animal Acupuncturist.
Sally is with us in a part-time capacity, working 2-3 days each week and whenever the other vets are studying or taking holidays.
In her free time, Sally enjoys travel to experience all different cultures, keeping fit (she is also a personal trainer so she motivates us all to be active!) and spending time outdoors with her husband and their two four-legged boys, Nitrous and Rokit (both whippets).
Rebekah graduated from Murdoch University in 2010. After two years working in mixed practice in Dongara, she joined Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre in 2013.
Rebekah enjoys all aspects of veterinary work, but especially loves surgical cases.
When not working, Rebekah enjoys staying active, baking and appreciating classical music and ballet with her husband and sharing couch-time with Artemis, their cat.
Since becoming a mother, Rebekah has rejoined us in a part-time capacity.
Gemma graduated from Murdoch University in the year 2000. She has worked in a large variety of small animal practices in Australia and the United Kingdom and is delighted to be back working with the fabulous team at Bedford Dianella Vet Centre.
Gemma much enjoys the day to day variety of small animal general practice and gains special satisfaction from working with and improving the quality of life of her patients in their “senior” years.
Gemma works 2 or 3 days each week at the Centre, and spends her time away from vetting looking after her family, gardening and trying to find time to practise the piano!
Claudia studied Veterinary Medicine and Surgery at Murdoch University. Throughout her final year of study, she did several weeks of her practical placements at Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre.
Since graduating in 2017, Claudia has worked in Kalgoorlie providing veterinary care for the variety of animals residing in the Goldfields. We are delighted that when the opportunity arose to work at Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre, Claudia felt ready to return to Perth.
Claudia enjoys getting to know her clients and patients and particularly likes surgical and behavioural cases. In her spare time she enjoys getting outdoors and spending time with friends and family including her Border Collie Spyda, her cat Dusty and various foster cats.
Kelsey has been working as a veterinary nurse since February 2012 and qualified in 2014. After working for three and a half years in the southern suburbs of Perth, she travelled around Europe for three months and worked in London for another two months. Kelsey joined our team in April 2016 and still loves meeting all the new furry faces that come in to see us!
In 2017, Kelsey completed her course in Canine Myofunctional Therapy which means she is a highly trained Canine Massage Therapist. Many of our patients benefit from her skills following major surgeries and muscular injuries and when they suffer with arthritis. Kelsey says, “We do it for people so why not for our dogs?”
Kelsey has two mischievous Maltese Poodle mixes named Honey and Bella and a naughty German Shepherd named Lily who doesn’t seem like she’ll ever grow out of the “puppy stage!”
She enjoys going to watch live music shows and festivals, binge watching TV series and going out with her friends.
Ashley has been working in the Veterinary industry since November 2011 and qualified as a nurse in January 2014.
Ashley joined our team in early 2019 after working in many busy veterinary practices in the Perth and Margaret River regions.
At a young age she began caring for Shimba, her family German Shepherd. From here her passion and dedication grew and by the age of 16 she had her first job in vet practice. She continues to enjoy all aspects or veterinary nursing, particularly helping critically ill patients.
Ashley currently has a cheeky cat, Rhani, who is a typical ‘naughty nurse cat’. Ashley is keen to buy her own house so that she can have more pets.
In her spare time Ashley enjoys spending time with family and friends and enjoying the beach in the sun.
After moving from New Zealand to Perth in 2010, Melissa has had a few professional roles but always had her heart set on working with animals. Finally, after being able to work and complete her trainee-ship with the amazing vets and nurses at Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre, in 2020 her dream came true.
Growing up, Melissa has always been surrounded by animals and is raising her son along with her three cats and multitude of fish. She is currently saving for a house so that she can add many more animals to that list, including a couple of sheep.
Melissa enjoys spending time with her family and taking care of her cats Selina, Maggie and Tormund. She also enjoys camping and four-wheel driving.
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Katie is currently a vet student at Murdoch University and loves developing her patient care skills with the team at Bedford-Dianella Vet Centre.
She greatly enjoys spending time with clients and learning about their special bonds with their pets. Katie runs the Puppy Pre-school Classes on Tuesday evenings and gains satisfaction from seeing the happy and relaxed dogs that she helps nurture visiting the clinic! Katie also runs the regular First Aid Workshops.
Katie has a special interest in small animal surgery and animal behaviour.
Katie enjoys spending her spare time with her very needy Boston Terrier, Billy. She also likes binge watching reality TV shows and caring for her growing collection of indoor plants.
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Taking our pets to the vet can be a scary time for them, but with the right Perth Vet, they will have a stress-free time. Our teams pride themselves on taking every extra precaution because we care about the health of your animals as much as our own. Choose Bedford-Daniella Vet Centre and ensure your pets have a vet that feels like home.
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We strive to provide our clients and their loving pets with as many benefits as possible to ensure they get the treatment they deserve with every visit. Here are a few of the benefits you and your pet will get to experience when you choose us as your Morley vet:
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About Us and Our Services as a Vet
Since the start of our business, our primary goal has been efficient healthcare treatment of your cats and dogs whenever they need it. Whether this includes check-ups, dentistry services or surgery, we can help. Our team participates in many additional education and training courses to stay up to date with the latest treatments, medicines, technologies, and methods for use within our veterinary centre. The health of your pets will always be our main priority, alongside making them feel at home whenever they visit. Choose us as your cat-friendly vet in Perth and ensure your pet enjoys stress-free veterinary care when they need it.
With a wide range of veterinary services available, highly qualified vets and nurses, excellent customer service, and more, you can always trust us for reliable results.
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