About

Dr. Uday earned his veterinary degree from Nepal in 2015. He moved to Australia with his partner to continue his career. Driven by his commitment to animal care, he completed the registration process to become a licensed veterinarian in Australia.

Dr. Uday has worked in rescue and rehoming clinics, general veterinary practices, and recently finished his internship at Southpaws Emergency, Specialty, and Referral Hospital. During his internship, he gained experience in emergency and critical care, surgery, and cancer treatment. He advocates for fear-free practices for all animals and has a particular interest in preventive medicine.

In his free time, Dr. Uday enjoys running with his dog and playing with his young child. He also likes kayaking and riding his motorbike.

Dr. Jas earned his Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine & Surgery from Murdoch University in Western Australia in 1998. He specializes in orthopedic surgery and has trained with leading specialist surgeons in Melbourne to enhance his skills.

With 26 years of clinical experience, Dr. Jas has performed over 1,400 TPLO surgeries on dogs weighing between four and eighty-eight kilograms since 2010. At the Animal Medical Centre, the clinic conducts more than 500 orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries each year and offers primary and ongoing care for pets. Dr. Jas has learned from esteemed veterinary specialists both internationally and locally. He has managed several veterinary clinics and founded the Animal Medical Centre in Boronia in December 1999. Dr. Jas is committed to animal welfare and collaborates with several non-profit rescue organizations.

In his free time, Dr. Jas enjoys spending time with his family, exercising, being outdoors, and farming blueberries and blackberries in regional Victoria.

Dannii has been involved in animal welfare and nursing for nearly 20 years at Animal Medical Centre. She manages a hobby farm with ducks, goats, alpacas, horses, birds, and dogs. Dannii lives with her husband and two children.

She is known for her strong communication skills with customers and their pets, ensuring they receive respectful and kind care. Dannii often has a bag of frozen grapes or some ginger beer with her.

Her favorite quote is, “Treat people the way you want to be treated.”

Brooke began her career at Animal Medical Centre as a volunteer trainee. She decided to pursue veterinary nursing and became a full-time qualified nurse. In addition to nursing, Brooke helps manage the practice. She enjoys working in the emergency room and thrives in the fast-paced environment, always focusing on patient care. Brooke also brings humor to the team with her playful personality.

In her free time, Brooke enjoys running, going to the gym, attending music festivals, and spending time with her Border Collie, Frankie. She is committed to providing the best care for pets.

Sinead has been a qualified nurse at Animal Medical Centre for nearly six years. Outside of work, she enjoys art, staying fit, and spending time outdoors. Sinead owns a Border Collie named Frankie, a rabbit named Nelly, and a cat named Ollie.

Known for her playful personality, Sinead engages easily with clients and their pets. She appreciates the variety of cases in surgery and values giving pets the care and comfort they need.

Bio coming soon.

Jayda is the newest member of the Animal Medical Centre team. She is completing her nursing course while undergoing her traineeship at AMC. Jayda specializes in post-operative and recovery care. She enjoys working with dogs and reptiles and owns a one-year-old Groodle named Levi. Outside of work, Jayda likes spending time with friends and family and staying active through exercise.