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Our Team

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Principal Veterinary Surgeon

Dr Brian Loon
BSc. BVMS (Hons) (Murdoch),
Cert Vet Acupuncture (IVAS)
Dr Brian Loon graduated from Murdoch University, Western Australia, in 2007 and has since been practising as a small animal veterinarian in Singapore. Dr Loon's areas of special interest include diagnostic ultrasonography, endoscopy, minimally invasive (key-hole) surgery (laparoscopy) and dentistry, and he has obtained further training internationally in these fields:
Diagnostic ultrasonography: Various courses from professors from the USA and Germany. Experience since 2009. Endoscopy and minimally invasive surgery/laparoscopy: Multiple courses conducted by Colorado State University professors. Experience since 2014.

Acupuncture: Certificate in Veterinary Acupuncture with the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) after undergoing a year long intensive training in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) and Acupuncture. Experience since 2014. Dentistry: Courses in periodontology, pocket pet dentistry and dental radiology from Australian and American specialist dentists, and course in endodontics (root canal therapy) by Accesia Acedemy in Sweden. Experience since 2008.

PennHIP: Certified and registered member of PennHIP, which is an internationally known modality for diagnosing hip dysplasia in cats and dogs. Experience since 2013.
In addition to receiving training, Dr Loon also regularly assists in providing training to veterinarians regionally, including being a practical instructor for endoscopy and minimally invasive surgery courses conducted by Colorado State University professors.

Dr Loon strongly believes in providing animals and pet parents with access to the best possible and up-to-date veterinary care. He also places great emphasis on client education as he believes that by understanding their pets better, pet owners can enhance the bond with their furry companions, regularly giving talks to pet parents about healthcare for their furkids.

His love for animals started with his local mixed breed dog when he was young. He is now accompanied by Hayden, a loveable and energetic Miniature Schnauzer.
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Veterinary Surgeon

Dr Sharon Choy
BSc BVMS (Murdoch)
Dr Choy is a dedicated veterinarian who graduated from Murdoch University in 2007. She has a special interest in pocket pets, micro-surgery, and advanced veterinary imaging. Recognising the unique bond that people have with their pets, she actively seeks to play a helpful role in the support of pet guardianship, assisting to promote a long and healthy life for their pets. Dr. Choy grew up with rabbits, guinea pigs and chickens, fostering her love of animals from young. Beyond the clinic, she devotes her time to local and overseas charities. Currently caring for a rescue cat named Ashley, Dr. Choy invites pet owners to embark on a journey with her—a journey where expertise, compassion, and a shared love for animals unite for the well-being and longevity of your cherished companions.
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Practice and Operations Manager

Gabriel Wong
Gabriel was previously working in the financial sector, with experience in people and business management. He has always had an instinctive love for animals and people alike, and is privileged to be able to contribute his experience to improve the health and well-being of companion animals. Gabriel's family currently includes "Ally Jane",  Border Collie.
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Feline Specialist and Endoscopist

Dr Elise Robertson
BS BVetMed MACVSc (Feline),
DipABVP (Feline), AFHEA MRCVS
Ever since five years old, Dr Elise, Robertson, a.k.a The Cat Doctor, knew that her calling was to be a Feline Specialist. With that dream in mind, she soared across the world to learn from some of the most distinguished feline specialists, leading to her Feline Specialist qualification as a Feline Practice Diplomate with the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners.

Through her years working with cats and other small animals, Dr Robertson developed an interest in minimally invasive diagnostic and surgical tools such as endoscopy and laparoscopy (keyhole surgery), receiving formal training from multiple institutions in USA, France, Germany, UK and Italy.

Dr Robertson is passionate about providing a friendly, empathetic and approachable service for veterinary colleagues and their clients. Today, Dr Robertson operates her own feline and endoscopy referral service around many veterinary clinics in England, and now with Amber Vet in Singapore.

During her free time, Dr Robertson practices on her cello, travels the world, conducts educational talks and spends time with her lovely cats, Elliot and Doctor Eric.Due to international work commitments, Dr Robertson has limited schedule availability. Please contact us for an appointment or any enquiries.