FurryTales was created as a mobile veterinary service because it was recognised that such a service was required in the Canberra district. It was necessary for FurryTales to have a staff of vets and nurses that all shared the same necessary professionalism together with a passion for animals and animals’ health issues. Here’s a little bit about the staff:
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Dr Fiona Cox BVSc (Hons) was originally a Queensland girl and she moved to Canberra in 2004 after graduating from the University of Queensland. She worked at a number of veterinary practices around Canberra prior to settling at West Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital, the partner clinic to FurryTales.
Fiona lives in Queanbeyan together with her furry children, Kiah and Chloe (her kelpie & Fox terrier.. both pound rescuees), Shrek and Princess (her cats), Pippin the horse and her five happy chickens. Dr Fiona is also a member & avid supporter of ACT Dog Rescue & Foster (ARF) & Canberra Pooch Rescue. Her role involves providing a temporary home for dogs rescued from the pound before they are able to find a new permanent home. For the past 2 years Dr Fiona has also been a mentor for Barnardos, the childrens charity.
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Lauren Blake, is the latest addition to our staff and is our trainee veterinary nurse. Lauren is still at high school but works part-time for Fiona and is considering a career as a Veterinarian. Lauren has two pets – Lacey, the Chihuahua and Noodle, her cat. Claire Blake, Lauren's sister also assists Furrytales. Claire has Roxy the Chihuahua.
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Furrytales Fundraising Sat 15th August Lake Burley Griffin
Thank you so much for your on-going care of Leila and Ralph. Over the years my family and I have owned several dogs and visited many vets during our variety of Defence postings within Australia.
Your dedication, professionalism and gentle, caring manner stand out way above anything we have previously experienced. We greatly appreciate the time you take to greet Leila and Ralph and make them feel...
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Recently we noticed our dearly beloved rabbit was not well.As with all animals it stresses him greatly to be caught and taken in the car to the vet. Hence, we delayed until it was deemed unavoidable
At the clinic he was not himself; frozen stiff with fear.Hence, the vet obtained a distorted impression and gave a diagnosis that was very grim. He suggested we strongly consider euthanasia. We opted...
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