After growing up and attending school in Kilmore, Victoria, Stuart graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1999. After two years of mixed practice work in West Gippsland Victoria, Stuart moved to a small animal practice at Monash Veterinary Clinic. Whilst working at Monash Veterinary Clinic, Stuart has developed a keen interest in Canine and Feline Theriogenology. In 2005 Stuart became a partner of the practice. Stuart has been instrumental in developing TCI (transcervical insemination) in dogs in Australia, a procedure he has been conducting since 2004. He has had excellent success with this technique, of particular note, success with breeds previously unable to conceive with frozen semen via surgical inseminations in Australia. In addition to general Small Animal Medicine and Surgery, Stuart undertakes all facets of canine and feline reproductive work, including artificial insemination with fresh, frozen and chilled semen, infertility investigations, obstetrical management, prostate disease and pyometra management in breeding animals. Stuart owns 2 cats, a Cream British Shorthair and a Domestic Shorthair, and a Bernese Mountain Dog, Newman.

Ray is a graduate of the University of Sydney. His main areas of interest are breeding of dogs and cats, Hip Dysplasia and Penn HIP, greyhound surgery and medicine, chiropractic treatments, spinal disorders and lameness in dogs. Ray owns and has bred Tonkinese and Burmese cats and races and breeds his own greyhounds.

Nicole joined Monash Vets in 2009 after returning from time in the UK and Sydney. Originally from Melbourne, Nicole has spent time in specialist, emergency and general practices. Prior to completing her Bachelor of Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney in 2008, Nicole completed a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne. She has a keen interest in Ophthalmology and Reproduction and has published in the peer reviewed journal Veterinary Ophthalmology.

 

Mark is a graduate of the University of Melbourne. Mark is the senior surgeon in the clinic and has undertaken many training courses in surgery. His main areas of interest are general medicine and surgery, cardiology, neurology and dog lameness. Mark proudly owns a very active labrador.