Dr Katie Currie
Veterinarian and Hospital Director (BVSc GPCert(SAM))
Dr Katie grew up in rural Norfolk, England from a farming family. After graduating in 2002 from Bristol University, UK, Katie spent 3 years in a country mixed animal practice. A 2am cow caesarian in an open sided barn with snow blowing in, was the deciding point that small animal only work was her future. In 2008 she completed her European School of Veterinary post-graduate studies General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Medicine. In 2009 she moved with fiancé (now husband) Angus to Perth, WA. For the first year she locummed FIFO back to the UK until she was granted a visa in 2010 and they settled in Mandurah where they had their 2 children Jessica (2013) and Charlie (2016). Katie started working at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in January 2015. The opportunity to purchase the clinic came up and in July 2019 Angus and Katie took ownership of the business eager to practice what they believe is important: providing a service they are proud of whilst treating clients, patients and staff the same way they’d treat family.
Katie enjoys all aspects of Veterinary medicine and Soft-Tissue surgery.
Katie doesn’t have much spare time between work, the business and children but squeezes in as many Les Mills classes, swims or walks/jogs as she can to stay healthy and sane! She has also enjoyed fabricating staff profiles for those who did not provide their own...
Dr Katie Currie
Veterinarian and Hospital Director
Dr Katie grew up in rural Norfolk, England from a farming family. After graduating in 2002 from Bristol University, UK, Katie spent 3 years in a country mixed animal practice. A 2am cow caesarian in an open sided barn with snow blowing in, was the deciding point that small animal only work was her future. In 2008 she completed her European School of Veterinary post-graduate studies General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Medicine. In 2009 she moved with fiancé (now husband) Angus to Perth, WA. For the first year she locummed FIFO back to the UK until she was granted a visa in 2010 and they settled in Mandurah where they had their 2 children Jessica (2013) and Charlie (2016). Katie started working at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in January 2015. The opportunity to purchase the clinic came up and in July 2019 Angus and Katie took ownership of the business eager to practice what they believe is important: providing a service they are proud of whilst treating clients, patients and staff the same way they’d treat family.
Katie enjoys all aspects of Veterinary medicine and Soft-Tissue surgery.
Katie doesn’t have much spare time between work, the business and children but squeezes in as many Les Mills classes, swims or walks/jogs as she can to stay healthy and sane! She has also enjoyed fabricating staff profiles for those who did not provide their own...
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Dr Angus Currie
Veterinarian & Practice Owner (BVSc, MVS)
Dr Angus lives with his wife Fergus (a geriatric Ragdoll who is not sure who invited the other household members in and is still hoping they are a temporary inconvenience).
Together the Gus’s enjoy braais and historical documentaries on SBS.
Angus escapes once a week for a solitary mountain bike in the bush whilst Fergus calls loudly and searches for him for three hours.
At night Angus is Warnbro Veterinary Hospital’s maintenance ninja – stealthily doing DIY and gardening under the cover of darkness. By day, when not working at Warnbro, Angus exports pets for people emigrating overseas. Fergus is hoping the rest of the household will be exported soon.
Dr Angus Currie
Veterinarian & Practice Owner
Dr Angus lives with his wife Fergus (a geriatric Ragdoll who is not sure who invited the other household members in and is still hoping they are a temporary inconvenience).
Together the Gus’s enjoy braais and historical documentaries on SBS.
Angus escapes once a week for a solitary mountain bike in the bush whilst Fergus calls loudly and searches for him for three hours.
At night Angus is Warnbro Veterinary Hospital’s maintenance ninja – stealthily doing DIY and gardening under the cover of darkness. By day, when not working at Warnbro, Angus exports pets for people emigrating overseas. Fergus is hoping the rest of the household will be exported soon.
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Dr Bronwyn Florens
Veterinarian (BVSc)
Dr Bronwyn graduated in 2003 and moved to Australia from South Africa in 2016, starting at Warnbro Vet in 2017. She enjoys most aspects of veterinary science - from watching clients interact with their pets to doing surgical procedures and treating medical cases. She lives in the company of a lot of females - her 2 daughters, two dogs and a cat. Mochi, the only male (another cat) in the household copes by sucking up to everyone. Bronwyn spends her time either at work or driving her daughters around. She likes cuddling up with them to watch Netflix or heading off for a walk on the beach.
Dr Bronwyn Florens
Veterinarian
Dr Bronwyn graduated in 2003 and moved to Australia from South Africa in 2016, starting at Warnbro Vet in 2017. She enjoys most aspects of veterinary science - from watching clients interact with their pets to doing surgical procedures and treating medical cases. She lives in the company of a lot of females - her 2 daughters, two dogs and a cat. Mochi, the only male (another cat) in the household copes by sucking up to everyone. Bronwyn spends her time either at work or driving her daughters around. She likes cuddling up with them to watch Netflix or heading off for a walk on the beach.
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Dr John Davis
Veterinarian (BVMS BSc)
Dr. John has been a familiar face at Warnbro Vets since 2016, having qualified from Murdoch University a year earlier. He enjoys all aspects of small animal general practice. He has an 8-year-old kelpie cross called Luna and a 10-year-old dwarf lop rabbit called Roger.
Dr John Davis
Veterinarian
Dr. John has been a familiar face at Warnbro Vets since 2016, having qualified from Murdoch University a year earlier. He enjoys all aspects of small animal general practice. He has an 8-year-old kelpie cross called Luna and a 10-year-old dwarf lop rabbit called Roger.
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Dr Szou Whua Bosci
Veterinarian (BVM)
Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia. Her vet journey started after watching Dr Harry Cooper on television. Szou graduated from Murdoch University Vet School in 2015 and has been working at Warnbro Vet Hospital since 2016. Szou works part time at Warnbro and the other days of the week she works at WA Wildlife in Bibra Lake, working with injured, ill and orphaned Native animals so she is the one we turn to for advice with less commony seen patient species!
She has 2 fur babies, Kelso (15yrs old) and Trudie (13yrs old), both rescues from Cat Haven. Trudie was a foster fail. She also has another foster failure, her feathered baby Ken, the chicken.
Dr Szou Whua Bosci
Veterinarian
Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia. Her vet journey started after watching Dr Harry Cooper on television. Szou graduated from Murdoch University Vet School in 2015 and has been working at Warnbro Vet Hospital since 2016. Szou works part time at Warnbro and the other days of the week she works at WA Wildlife in Bibra Lake, working with injured, ill and orphaned Native animals so she is the one we turn to for advice with less commony seen patient species!
She has 2 fur babies, Kelso (15yrs old) and Trudie (13yrs old), both rescues from Cat Haven. Trudie was a foster fail. She also has another foster failure, her feathered baby Ken, the chicken.
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Dr Jennifer Wiseman
Veterinarian (BVSc BVMS (Hons) )
Dr Jen is originally from the UK and moved here in 2002 to undertake her Veterinary degree at Murdoch University, qualifying in 2006 with honours and then staying. She has been at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital since September 2022. and enjoys all aspects of soft-tissue surgery, dermatology and medicine. She and her husband have two young children and in her "spare time" Jen enjoys reading.
Dr Jennifer Wiseman
Veterinarian
Dr Jen is originally from the UK and moved here in 2002 to undertake her Veterinary degree at Murdoch University, qualifying in 2006 with honours and then staying. She has been at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital since September 2022. and enjoys all aspects of soft-tissue surgery, dermatology and medicine. She and her husband have two young children and in her "spare time" Jen enjoys reading.
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Dr Claire Irwin
Veterinarian (BVSc)
Dr Claire graduated in 2002 from the University of Liverpool in the UK. Claire is originally from Northern Ireland where she was a small animal vet and owned boarding kennels. She moved to Australia in 2018 with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys all aspects of small animal medicine and general surgery. When not working, Dr. Claire keeps active, playing hockey, running, cycling or if she's not doing a sport, she's watching it!
Dr Claire Irwin
Veterinarian
Dr Claire graduated in 2002 from the University of Liverpool in the UK. Claire is originally from Northern Ireland where she was a small animal vet and owned boarding kennels. She moved to Australia in 2018 with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys all aspects of small animal medicine and general surgery. When not working, Dr. Claire keeps active, playing hockey, running, cycling or if she's not doing a sport, she's watching it!
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Dr Mason Le Roux
Veterinarian (BSc BVMS)
Dr Mason grew up in South Africa and moved to Perth with his family in 2006. He graduated from Murdoch University in 2016 and has worked in emergency and small animal practice in the Perth metro area since graduation. Mason joined the team at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in October 2023 and brings enthusiasm as well as a caring and compassionate personality to the team. He has a keen interest in both medicine and surgery and enjoys being able to help pets and their owners.
In his spare time, Mason enjoys golf, camping, and woodwork. He and his wife share their home with their cat, Smiley, Cavoodle Gracie, and two young sons.
Dr Mason Le Roux
Veterinarian
Dr Mason grew up in South Africa and moved to Perth with his family in 2006. He graduated from Murdoch University in 2016 and has worked in emergency and small animal practice in the Perth metro area since graduation. Mason joined the team at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in October 2023 and brings enthusiasm as well as a caring and compassionate personality to the team. He has a keen interest in both medicine and surgery and enjoys being able to help pets and their owners.
In his spare time, Mason enjoys golf, camping, and woodwork. He and his wife share their home with their cat, Smiley, Cavoodle Gracie, and two young sons.
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Dr Jessica Farrow
Veterinarian (BVSc )
Originally from Regional Victoria, Dr Jessica qualified from the University of Melbourne in 2008 and moved to WA in 2023, starting at Warnbro Vets the same year. She has a special interest in preventative health and behaviour.
Dr Jess has 2 young daughters, 1 big dog and a cat. She loves sports, camping and fishing.
Dr Jessica Farrow
Veterinarian
Originally from Regional Victoria, Dr Jessica qualified from the University of Melbourne in 2008 and moved to WA in 2023, starting at Warnbro Vets the same year. She has a special interest in preventative health and behaviour.
Dr Jess has 2 young daughters, 1 big dog and a cat. She loves sports, camping and fishing.
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Dr Janani Nakulan
Veterinarian (BVMS)
Dr Janani grew up in Malaysia and studied abroad at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in 2015. She completed a one-year rotating internship in a multidisciplinary referral hospital in Singapore shortly after graduating, sparking her interest in small animal medicine. She moved to Australia in 2017 and has since worked in emergency and small animal practices in Victoria and Perth.
Dr Janani started working as a locum vet at Warnbro Vet Hospital in 2024 and has never looked back since. She now works part-time and continues to cultivate her interest and skills in all aspects of small animal general practice.
When she's not at work, Janani spends time keeping her dog (Pippin) and cat (Gwen) entertained and loves singing, painting and writing.
Dr Janani Nakulan
Veterinarian
Dr Janani grew up in Malaysia and studied abroad at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in 2015. She completed a one-year rotating internship in a multidisciplinary referral hospital in Singapore shortly after graduating, sparking her interest in small animal medicine. She moved to Australia in 2017 and has since worked in emergency and small animal practices in Victoria and Perth.
Dr Janani started working as a locum vet at Warnbro Vet Hospital in 2024 and has never looked back since. She now works part-time and continues to cultivate her interest and skills in all aspects of small animal general practice.
When she's not at work, Janani spends time keeping her dog (Pippin) and cat (Gwen) entertained and loves singing, painting and writing.
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Dr Michelle Le Roux
Veterinarian (BSc BVMS)
Dr Michelle was born and raised in Perth, graduating from Murdoch University in 2018. She has worked in small animal practice in the southern metropolitan area since graduation. Michelle joined the team at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in February 2025 and enjoys working with owners to help care for their pets. She enjoys all aspects of general practice, including preventative health, surgery and palliative care.
When she's not in the clinic, Michelle enjoys spending time with her family outdoors, training her cavoodle puppy, gardening and sewing. She and her husband, Dr Mason, share their home with their cat, Smiley, cavoodle, Gracie, and two young sons.
Dr Michelle Le Roux
Veterinarian
Dr Michelle was born and raised in Perth, graduating from Murdoch University in 2018. She has worked in small animal practice in the southern metropolitan area since graduation. Michelle joined the team at Warnbro Veterinary Hospital in February 2025 and enjoys working with owners to help care for their pets. She enjoys all aspects of general practice, including preventative health, surgery and palliative care.
When she's not in the clinic, Michelle enjoys spending time with her family outdoors, training her cavoodle puppy, gardening and sewing. She and her husband, Dr Mason, share their home with their cat, Smiley, cavoodle, Gracie, and two young sons.
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