Veterinarian

Miranda

Veterinarian

Dr. Ravneet

Veterinarian

Dr. Vicky Wade

Q: Why did you choose to become a veterinarian?
When I was little, some kids wanted to be astronauts, others police officers - for me, it was always a veterinarian. I feel incredibly lucky to have landed my childhood dream - it’s absolutely everything I had ever hoped for. I adore pets, and just don’t think I’ll ever find myself doing anything other than this.

Q: Do you have any pets at home?
Pepito. Roan Spoodle. Unhinged, bananas, owns my heart.
Stimpson. Cavoodle. Desperately affectionate.
MacNeal. Cavoodle. Dreams of growing up into a Rottweiler one day.
Teddy. Schnoodle. 10/10 Good boy.
Cookie. Devon Rex. Not afraid to bully anyone into sharing their body warmth.
Schnitzel. Devon Rex. Fulltime foot cosey.

Q: What are your interest areas when it comes to veterinary medicine?
I am crazy about teeth - dental care, surgery, saving teeth, extracting teeth. I am fascinated by it all. I’m also really excited about dermatology, my own pets suffer with allergies so I get it - I love seeing the transformations. I also very much enjoy treating patients with complex diseases - I love scratching through the clues to find the answers for pet families who are often very distressed.

Q: What is something interesting that we may not know about you?
At minimum, at the very least once per week, you’ll catch me watching Jaws, and Jurassic Park. I can’t help myself, I love blockbuster monster horror. The Fly, The Thing, Alien, Predator - they suck me in every time!

Nurse

Vishav

Nurse

Jess Mattsson

Q: Why did you choose to become a veterinary nurse?
I have always wanted to work in the animal industry, for as long as I can remember. I completed a bachelor’s degree at university and started my nursing once I graduated. A year later - I haven’t looked back. It is a crazy environment sometimes, especially in emergency, but there is always something beautiful.

Q: Do you have any pets at home?
I have a blue fawn whippet named Ruby. She is a maniac and definitely has a tonne of sass, but I wouldn’t change her for the world! Her favourite activity is driving her mum crazy, and then begging for forgiveness with a snuggle in bed. Works every time.

Q: What are your interest areas when it comes to working with animals?
I love it all, there are so many avenues to explore in this career - the diversity is what makes this field so enticing for me.

Q: What is something interesting that we may not know about you?
I am a not-so-secret Harry Potter nerd, and I have no shame in that! I am a big fantasy person and have a little obsession of collecting books, most of which I have read, and some still calling my name.

Technician

Isabella Sinclair

Q: Why did you choose to become a veterinary technician?
I’ve always known that I want to work with animals. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Veterinary and Animal Bioscience from La Trobe university, and have high hopes to become a qualified veterinarian. I am learning so much through the incredible opportunities in this environment, and have been mentored by so many amazing people.

Q: Do you have any pets at home?
I have two cats living with me in Melbourne. Rosie, a black and white domestic shorthair, is very stubborn but still thinks she’s a kitten. Whilst Groucho, also black and white, loves a good snuggle.

Q: What are your interest areas when it comes to working with animals?
I love it more and more every day, and am focusing on applying for veterinary school.

Q: What is something interesting that we may not know about you?
I am originally from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland!

Chloe

Veterinary Nurse

Chloe blends her fascination with anatomy and physiology with a deep love for all things cute and fluffy. Whether she’s helping keep pets healthy or sneaking in cuddles during consults, her care and calm presence are always felt.

At home, Chloe stays busy with her two German Shepherds and a few much-loved horses. And when she’s not in scrubs? You might find her behind a drum kit or cruising the streets on her skateboard, perfecting her next trick.

Nurse

Vishav

Dr. Hagar

Dr. Hagar brings a vibrant spark to the VetLand team with her infectious energy and commitment. After graduating from the University of Melbourne in 2024, she joined us with a fresh perspective and a strong foundation in the latest veterinary advancements.

With a deep passion for the moments that matter—seeing a once-sick pet happily reunited with their family—Dr. Hagar approaches each case with care, curiosity, and heart. Whether it’s diagnostics, surgery, or day-to-day consults, she’s embracing all aspects of veterinary care with enthusiasm.

Beyond the clinic, Dr. Hagar enjoys what she lovingly calls her “grandma hobbies”—crocheting, puzzles, and jigsaws. These calming, creative outlets help her recharge and stay present, especially during her work in our 24-hour urgent care environment.

Ask her about her latest crochet project—you’ll make her day!

Calm, compassionate, and precise, Dr. Hagar is a steady presence for pets and their families during stressful times. We’re proud to have her on our team.

Muhammad Elmanaviean

Veterinary Technician

Muhammad brings calm, compassion, and a global perspective to every shift. Originally from Indonesia, he holds extensive experience in marine mammal care—including working hands-on with dolphins and publishing medical research in the field.

Now based in Melbourne, Muhammad is pursuing his veterinary license in Australia while supporting the VetLand team with his special interests in diagnostic imaging and wildlife conservation. Whether he's assisting in procedures or guiding families through care, Muhammad’s gentle approach and quiet confidence leave a lasting impression.

Off duty, he’s a lover of sport, great food, and stories about his cat Ondel-ondel back home. Say hello when you visit—his warm smile and dedication speak volumes.