Building the Future of Veterinary Care

Dr. Andrea, owner and head veterinarian of 313vets completed her veterinary studies at The University of Melbourne, furthering them afterwards with a Membership in Small Animal Surgery and a course in Animal Acupuncture. Andrea's expertise, commitment and passion towards her personal and professional development ensures the highest level of quality care is provided for all patients.

Andrea's enthusiasm is evident not only in her professional achievements but also in her personal life. As a dedicated fan of the Richmond Football Club, member of the Melbourne High School Old Boys Hockey Club, Rotarian, and through her community engagement appearing at the Boroondara Farmers Market, Andrea displays true leadership, compassion and enthusiasm in all she does.

Dr Channy is a Veterinarian of nearly 15 years, passionate about mental health in pets. From within their first year after graduating uni, Dr Channy has been fiercely advocating for the mental health of their patients, helping guardians with pet behaviour in the home, as well as coaching and lecturing veterinary students and professionals on Veterinary Behaviour and Fear Free handling in clinics.

After a decade in General Practice, Dr Channy now works in the behaviour space full time. In 2023, Dr Channy sat examinations for and obtained their Memberships to the ANZCVS Veterinary Behaviour Chapter.

Dr Channy is also a proudly neurodivergent, disabled, non-binary & Intersex veterinarian, volunteering their lived-experience as Vice President of The Veterinary Kaleidoscope (Australasia's only DEI organisation for the veterinary profession) and Treasurer of the Australian Rainbow Vets & Allies.

Dr. Parker is a behaviour veterinarian - a qualified and experienced veterinarian who has completed further study in the field of animal behaviour.

"I help animal patients who have behaviour and psychological problems using scientific, up-to-date, evidence-based and ethical medical treatment. I am dedicated to improving animal welfare and the human-animal bond through increasing education, understanding and intervention of mental health in pets."

Having always been fascinated by both psychology and animal behaviour, I naturally found my calling in the blossoming field of veterinary behaviour. I learned of the confronting reality of how commonly behaviour issues devastate the lives of pets and their families. I was struck by how fundamentally important but under-recognised this area of veterinary medicine was.

Dr. Sarah Webb is a passionate veterinarian who understands firsthand the challenges of burnout in our profession. After experiencing her own journey through veterinary burnout, she dedicated herself to helping other veterinarians find their path to recovery and professional fulfillment.

With years of experience in both clinical practice and professional development, Dr. Webb combines her veterinary expertise with proven strategies for overcoming burnout, career growth, and exploring alternative business opportunities within the veterinary field.

Her mission is to ensure that no veterinarian has to face these challenges alone, and that every member of our profession can find a sustainable and fulfilling career path.