MyOwnVet is a trustworthy family owned veterinary clinic in Moorooka, conveniently located 10 minutes south of the Brisbane CBD, and run by Dr Ahmed Kadhem and his team of passionate veterinarians and highly trained nurses.
Plus, we offer 24h emergency care for clients, so you can rest assured we are always there for you and your pet.
A friend in need is a friend indeed!
As a pet lover, you most probably think that the best therapist in the day-to-day life has fur and four legs. We couldn’t agree with you more. That is why we always make sure that your pet will also get the best possible treatment.
At MyOwnVet, we offer you a full range of veterinary services to choose from:
His passion lays in small animal medicine and in small animal surgery, particularly Orthopaedics but also soft tissue surgery.
Jared has always had a strong passion for animals, he considers himself as those lucky few who enjoys coming to work every day.
Dr Tessa recently graduated from James Cook University. Her interests were in soft tissue surgery, animal behaviour and wildlife medicine.
Dr Patty has completed post graduate studies in her special interest areas Acupuncture, Food Therapy and Soft Tissue Surgery.
Dr Saul Chemonges has completed further postgraduate training in small animal medicine, surgery & the management of pain in animals.
Growing up in the country and being surrounded by various animals made Teneale’s decision very easy to study Veterinary Nursing.
Lauren enjoys all aspects of vet nursing, although at times it can be emotional, Lauren says it’s a very rewarding job.
Caroline believed she would work with animals as shge grew up surrounded by dogs, cats, birds, as well as small primates and snakes as pets.
Scholzan was brought up with dogs and cats and completed a Certificate IV Veterinary Nursing.
Lindy has always enjoyed looking after pets since a young age and has a special interest in dog behaviour.
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Thank you so much for looking after him, we truly appreciate everything you have done for us and Gus. Jared, you also took Gus on as your own, its hard not to, right? Every time I spoke to you, your compassion was so soothing. He was your buddy for a couple of weeks and Gus absolutely loved going there because you guys made him part of your family. Thank you. I can’t thank you both enough for all you have done for us, Gussy Boy was a true star, and his personality rubbed off on anyone who knew him. Thank you once again
