Our Veterinarians

Dr Graeme is our most senior veterinary surgeon with almost 30 years of working experience under his belt, having first spent 10 years in mixed practice after graduation from Murdoch University in 1990 before settling into small animal care at Ranford Vet. He has been our practice owner since 2001 and our main man for orthopaedic surgeries, such as cruciate ligament repairs in small to medium sized dogs and cats, alongside other expertise in medical and surgical cases.

When not in his signature blue clinic coat on the premise, Dr Graeme takes great pride tending to the beautiful greenery that surrounds our clinic. A man of many passions, he cycles in his down time and his love for sports also extends to coaching and managing the Booragoon Bulldogs Football Club for a fair few years now, which earned him the deserving award for Junior Coach of the Year in 2014.

He is pictured here with his family cat, “Cous Cous”, a stray adoption from Ranford Vet.

Dr Kelly is our second most senior and experienced veterinarian and, practice owner of Ranford Vet since 2015. She graduated with first class honours in 1991 from Murdoch University and, worked in various parts of WA and spent a year in England before settling down at Ranford Vet in 2000. Dr Kelly enjoys soft tissue surgery (especially eyelids) and, both canine and feline medicine. She strongly believes that the symbiotic relationship between pets and their people mutually enhances the quality of each other’s lives.

A proud mother of two boys, Dr Kelly regularly supports them in their sports and music events eagerly, and she plays quite a bit of tennis herself on Tuesdays. She is always on the lookout for new hobbies and interests to undertake so ask her next time you see her what she is into right now!

She is pictured here with her third child, “Sherbie”, who is a very well-behaved but very spoiled Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

Dr Sally graduated from Onderstepoort, University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2003, and worked in small animal practice for 4 years in the United Kingdom. She then moved back to South Africa to work in a community veterinary clinic that provided low cost veterinary care to the poorer communities as well as in private practice. In 2014, Dr Sally and her family emigrated to Perth and she had worked in two practices prior to settling down with us at Ranford Vet in December 2016.

While Dr Sally likes meeting people and their pets during routine visits with pristine health checks, she also takes a special interest in managing complicated medical and surgical cases. With her background experience in the UK and SA, Dr Sally has helped to further improve patient health and care at Ranford Vet.

Outside of work, Dr Sally loves spending time with her young son. When he’s at school, she takes on reading, gardening and running in her free time. She also loves cheese! Her family of pets includes “Kay Kay” and “Lou Lou”, both former stray kittens that have made their way into their homes and hearts.

Outside of work, Dr Lin loves to hunt for good food and goes to the gym so she can eat some more!

At home, her children are “Missy” the adorable Shih Tzu crossbreed dog, “Archibald” the three-legged stunner of a cat and her other cat “Tipsy.” All of which she adopted as surrendered pets.

Cheree is married and has a 6.5-year-old daughter and a 17 year old Miniature Pinscher named Milo. She has previously had lovebirds, cats, fish and horses as part of her menagerie. In her spare time, she likes to garden, bake, sew and nap.

Jo has a keen interest in all aspects of veterinary but her favourite topics are feline medicine, anaesthesiology, dental surgery and geriatrics, to name a few.

Outside of work, Jo enjoys playing badminton every Sunday with her family. Her household “zoo” includes two senior cats, Poppy and Wesker, two young cats, Habaek and Mura, a clever little cockatiel named Toto and a cheeky Pomeranian called Pompompurin, none of whom are pictured here!

She is also fluent in Mandarin/Chinese and Cantonese.

She then decided to immigrate to Australia in November of 2024 and joined the Ranford team soon after.

Dr Bianca has a keen interest in primary animal health care, but also enjoys working up more complicated medicine cases. She also has a growing interest in soft tissue surgery.

Outside of work, Dr Bianca enjoys living an active lifestyle which includes running and nature walks. She also enjoys reading and has found that “Aunty Bee” has become her new favourite title after the arrival of her little nephew.

Our Vet Nurses

Our Vet Nurse Assistants