Client Relations

Yvette has been at Kippax Vet since 2006. She spent most of her employment in the Police Force and the Community Sector. She loves working with animals; it has always been her dream job and she enjoys caring for your pets and seeing them become happy & healthy (and spoilt) members of your family.

Janine began working at Kippax in May of 2013. Originally from New Zealand, Janine moved to Australia in 2009. She has 10 years experience in nursing having worked in NZ, England and 3 states of Australia.

Lori first began working with animals in 2011 with the Deakin Veterinary Clinic. In early 2014 she joined the team here at Kippax to work as a receptionist.

Kerry started working on reception at Kippax Vet in 2016. After 30 years in the public sector, she finally worked out what she wanted to do when she grew up and is loving working with all the people and critters at Kippax.

Originally from Wales, Bec moved to Australia in 2009. She joined the team at Kippax Vet in February 2015. Bec completed her Cert III in companion animal services in 2014 and gained her Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2016.

Chloe started working here at Kippax Vet in mid 2016 after completing her Cert IV in Veterinary Nursing in 2015. Chloe enjoys travelling and in 2015 she spent time in Borneo volunteering with Orangutans. More recently she travelled to the UK for 6 months on a working holiday.

In her spare time, Chloe likes watching The Bachelor and spending time with her dogs Loui the Pug and Duke the Bull Terrier and Cooper the cat

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Emily is originally from Western Australia where she studied Environmental Science at the University of Western Australia before working for the Department of Parks and Wildlife for two years in the rare flora department. She was also lucky enough to help the fauna department to protect the critically endangered Western Ground Parrot and Gilbert’s Potoroo. 

She moved to Canberra in 2016 where she studied and worked in Outdoor Education for three years travelling all over Australia building confidence in youth through experiential learning activities. Emily is currently studying her Cert IV in Vet Nursing where she will graduate in early 2020. She hopes to eventually work in wildlife vet nursing to help conserve Australia’s unique species