Veterinary Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy Clinic.

Dr. Sara Lam graduated with Bachelor of Veterinary Science from the University of Sydney in 2012. She is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist (CCRT) and a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA). She has a focus on small animals and have worked in Australia and Singapore. During this time, she had developed a strong passion in geriatric, post-operative and palliative care. These are usual areas that are often neglected in conventional veterinary clinic settings.

Sara’s goal is to help animals to be pain-free and active as much as possible and she is dedicated to improve the fur-kids’ quality of life before the disease process gets too advanced. Her approach to a truly holistic rehabilitation plan is innovative and always scientifically-proven.

Yen has formerly been a competent physiotherapist, graduated from Malaysia. She had worked in both government and private practices in Malaysia until she ventures to work in Singapore.
As an avid dog lover, she wished she could have helped when she lost her senior dog to immobility.  As soon as she discovered about canine rehabilitation in Singapore, she made the crucial decision to switch field. Unlike humans, animals cannot voice out directly how they feel about pain or discomfort, she believes that there is a dire demand in animal therapy, so she found her calling in animal rehabilitation. With the motivation driven by the lost of her furry buddy, she sets her goals to pour out her best efforts in providing rehabilitation care to alleviate pain and improve the quality of life for the animals by combining her prior background knowledge in human physiotherapy. She is able to broaden the Rehabvet team by providing new approaches and perspectives. She is in charge of formulating specific rehabilitation exercises and treatment for each individual furry patient.

Trained in canine hydrotherapy in the UK, Sonia now lends her expertise to RehabVet. Having had 4 years of experience in the canine hydrotherapy sector, she has worked with multiple ranges of dogs with various needs and requirements.

Sonia believes that physiotherapy and hydrotherapy combined will create for a better experience and healing for the animals. This would be especially useful for the animals that we see here at RehabVet, ranging from puppies to senior dogs as well as cat’s wellbeing. She strongly encourages pet owners to always consider bringing their pets down for rehabilitation as soon as they start noticing issues with their pets as starting rehabilitation earlier would be beneficial for instead of prolonging the issues. With that, Sonia always wants the best for your pet and feels the happiest when she goes through the journey with your pet and you; seeing them grow and develop into their fullest potentials.

Sonia has a senior dachshund and a cuddly cat at home and understands why rehabilitation can make a big difference in not just their lives but also the pet owners’. Sonia strives to continuously learn and grow in this industry so that she can reach her dream goal to work with elephants. During her free time, she likes to be active and loves finding new places with good burgers and pastas.

Angeline

Physiotherapist, Bachelor(Hons) of Physiotherapy (UK)

Angeline has completed her Bachelors’s (Hons) in Physiotherapy (UK) at MAHSA University. Since 2018, she has been employed as a human physiotherapist in Malaysia and Singapore.

Animal physiotherapy has always been Angeline’s passion since young. She believes that rehabilitation is very crucial for animals to optimize their life and prevent them from injury. After years of practicing human physiotherapy, Angeline opted to translate her skills and knowledge in manual therapy such as massage, stretching, and exercises to specialize in canines.
She has been working as a volunteer in RehabVet for a few months before she joined the team. Meanwhile, Angeline completed a certificate in Canine Anatomy and Physiology from the London College of Osteopathy and Health Science.

Angeline currently works in RehabVet as Animal Physiotherapist.

Sharon graduated with a law degree but has always had a soft spot for animals, especially dogs. She has a number of years of experience as a Canine Hydrotherapist, working with dogs in hydrotherapy and fitness swim programs. She obtained her Certificate in Hydrotherapy for Small Animals followed by the more advanced Level 3 Diploma in Hydrotherapy for Small Animals at the world renowned Greyfriars Veterinary Rehabilitation and Referral Centre in Surrey, UK.

Joyce came from a pet grooming background where she has learnt valuable tips in being able to handle an animal with patience and care. She has a passion for animals and enjoys seeing animals getting better.
She has joined us here at RehabVet since early 2020 as an Animal Therapist Assistant. Through the sessions, she has gained experience in the various methods in which rehabilitation can benefit the animal. Joyce is always eager to learn and get to know your animals, and in turn, provide the best for your fur-kids.
In her free time, she loves to dance and be at home with her mixed breed boy whom she adopted since 2015. Continually learning in this journey, she hopes to help all the animals that she comes across with.