ABOUT US

Grant is a partner of the practice. He graduated from the University of Sydney in 1968 and completed his Masters in 1990.

Grant started his veterinary career in Victoria in large animal practice before moving to Pennant Hills where he worked in mixed practice until 1981. He then became a lecturer and course coordinator at Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga and remained there until 2000. Grant has been at the Bowral Veterinary Hospital since then. Grant's interests include keeping up to date with the latest innovations in veterinary science.

Outside of work Grant attends equestrian events as a horse owner, groom or veterinarian. He enjoys his role as an FEI Veterinarian at major international equestrian events including the Sydney 2000 Olympics and the Rome World Championships for Equestrian Sports. Grant and his wife share their home with 3 cats and 2 dogs. Their Giant Schnauzer, Vee, has recently achieved Champion status in the show ring and is pregnant with her first litter. They also have 8 horses including a dressage horse.

Kay is a partner of the practice. She graduated from University of Sydney with honours in 1984 and has completed post graduate courses in Internal Medicine and Feline Medicine.

After graduation, Kay worked in Sydney's Northern Beaches in small animal practice. Kay moved to the southern highlands to be with her fiance Graeme, but still hasn't found time to get married.

Kay enjoys furthering her studies of animal reproduction, keeping up to date on the latest techniques including transcervical insemination. She also has a special interest in feline medicine and surgery and is studying for her membership examinations through the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists.

Kay has 2 very naughty cats, 2 budgies and 2 fish. When she is not at work Kay enjoys knitting elaborate jumpers, keeping fit at the local gym, bushwalking and reading.

Angus is a partner of the practice. He graduated from the University of Sydney in 2001. Following graduation he worked in the Hunter Valley before moving to the UK for 5 years. On returning to Australia, he worked in one of Sydney's premier veterinary clinics, Ku-Ring-Gai Veterinary Hospital for a few years before moving to Bowral.

He has recently graduated from his Masters of Veterinary Studies through Murdoch University concentrating on Small Animal Internal Medicine and Emergency/Critical Care. He has completed a course in Western based acupuncture and uses the technique for a range of pain problems, especially in the older patients.

Outside of the practice, Angus enjoys travel with his wife and camping. He also enjoys playing touch football and tennis when he gets the time. At the moment he has his hands full with a pair of naughty German Shorthaired Pointers named Otto and Fritz.

Jessica graduated from the University of Sydney in 2009 with first class honours.  Jessica is well experienced working in a veterinary clinic, having worked as a veterinary nurse throughout her time at university. She is a local girl and grew up on a poultry farm in the Southern Highlands.

Jessica has a special interest in Dermatology, having completed an Honours thesis on the subject while at University. She has recently had a paper published in The Journal of Veterinary Dermatology. Jessica has started her Masters of Veterinary Science through Murdoch University studying infectious diseases and plans to expand her studies into soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery.

Outside of the practice, Jessica enjoys walking and running. She also is an excellent cook and her cheesecakes are always a welcome addition at morning tea in the clinic.

Dr Shannon Spencer BVSc (Hons 1)

Veterinary Associate