about
Our story
Founded in 2013, Vets for Life Animal Clinic was built on a passion for providing compassionate, high-quality care for pets and peace of mind for their families. From our first clinic at Tanjong Katong, we’ve since grown to 2 more locations across Singapore — River Valley and Holland Village.
With over 13 years of experience and more than 38,000 happy and healthy clients, our dedicated team continues to uphold the highest standards of veterinary care. Every visit is guided by our commitment to treat your pets with the same love and attention we would give our own.
Trusted veterinary experience since 2013
Convenient locations for every pet family
Healthy pets, supported by loving owners
our team
meet our vets
Our team of dedicated veterinarians brings together years of experience, diverse expertise, and a shared passion for animal care. Each vet is committed to providing the highest standard of treatment, ensuring every pet receives the attention, comfort, and compassion they deserve.
our team
meet our vets
Our team of dedicated veterinarians brings together years of expertise, compassion, and a genuine love for animals. Each vet has their own special interests and skills, but they all share the same commitment — to provide the very best care for your pets and support for your family.
Dr Prithiba graduated from Murdoch University, Western Australia in 2002 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. She also has an honours degree in Zoology from the National University of Singapore (1998).
She worked in a multibranch practice in Adelaide for a year before returning to Singapore, where she has worked in 2 established practices since. She has managed a wide variety of clinical cases and performed both routine and a variety of elective soft tissue surgeries on both domestic and small mammals.
Dr Prithiba enjoys clinical and preventive medicine as well as surgery. She has developed a keen interest in Ultrasonography over the decade and continues to pursue her interest in sonography, endoscopy and clinical medicine with continuing education. She hopes to always help owners help themselves with their pets.
Dr Prithiba is mother to two boys and a girl who keep her developing as an individual, and has 3 mature dogs who are aging gracefully. She loves nature, music, a good read and listening to the BBC for expanding her perspective.
Dr Cheryl Ho graduated from Murdoch University in Australia and has been practising in Singapore since 2009. She has a special interest in oncology and has been helping owners manage their dogs and cats with cancer.
Outside of work, she enjoys her time with her cat. She loves travelling and hiking and eating!
Dr Sara graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2012 and has been working in Singapore. She has special interests in internal medicine and also enjoys treating small mammals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters.
Dr Sara believes in the importance of preventative healthcare and is always happy to discuss individual treatment plans with owners.
At home, she is kept busy pampering her two cats and two dogs.
Dr Gail graduated from Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia, and returned to Singapore shortly after to work in a busy multi-vet practice before joining Vet For Life.
Dr Gail has a special interest in internal medicine and ultrasonography, and is passionate about helping her clients to get the best care possible. She loves spending time getting to know her clients, their furries, and their families, and can always be counted on for a chat about anything at all.
Outside of work, she likes cooking, running and reading, although not in that particular order. She is owned by a very naughty Goldie and a shaggy Chow Chow, and lives in anticipation of the day she will have 4 Munchkin cats.
Dr Jennifer graduated from the University of Glasgow and began her career in a busy small animal in Glasgow before returning back home to Singapore. She has a special interest in feline medicine, ultrasonography and soft tissue surgery.
She is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based veterinary care and staying up to date with the latest guidelines in the field. She also values building strong relationships with her clients and patients, taking the time to understand each individual’s needs and working closely with owners.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her sassy Scottish rescue cat ‘Nori’. She also enjoys going for pilates, reading and trying out new places to eat as a foodie.
Dr Vanessa graduated from the University of Queensland and began her career in small animal general practice in the Gold Coast and Brisbane. She has special interest in dermatology, soft tissue surgery, and ophthalmology
Vanessa firmly believes that all pets deserve the same standard of healthcare we would want for ourselves, and she strives to be a strong advocate and voice for her patients. Vanessa strives to build trust and lasting relationships with clients, working closely with them to achieve the best outcomes for their beloved animals.
Outside of the clinic, Vanessa enjoys rock climbing, yoga, and going for regular runs. She’s big on food and coffee – discovering new cuisines and the ‘best’ fish soup in town.
She unwinds with her cuddly cream tabby cat which she always loves coming home to, and the two of them can often be found curled up on the couch, enjoying a quiet snuggle and each other’s company.
Dr Jeenise Ng graduated from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh. She returned home after graduation and worked at a busy referral hospital in Singapore for 7 years.
She has a special interest in oncology and internal medicine, and obtained Membership in Small Animal Medicine by examination with the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in 2021.
Dr Jeenise is committed to building relationships with clients and their pets, and understands the importance in guiding them to make informed decisions for the well-being of their furry companions.
In addition to her professional pursuits, she also enjoys scuba diving and spending quality time with her loved ones, including her cat, Naomi.
Dr Sharon graduated with a Bachelor in Veterinary Science with Distinction from Massey University in New Zealand. She began her career at a bustling clinic in Auckland before returning home to Singapore to continue her veterinary journey.
She went on to complete a year-long rotating internship at VES Hospital, where she cultivated a special interest in internal medicine. Dr Sharon is passionate about strengthening the human-animal bond and believes in a gentle, compassionate approach to veterinary care. She is dedicated to empowering pet owners through clear communication and education, helping them make confident, informed decisions for their pets.
Outside of the clinic, Dr Sharon enjoys bouldering, Pilates, and discovering new places to eat as a self-proclaimed foodie.
Dr Dawn Chong graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2008, and has since then worked at several busy practices in Singapore. She has a keen interest in radiology, soft tissue surgery and internal medicine, and also enjoys volunteering her time at non-profit animal organisations.
To date, she has worked with the SPCA, SOSD, Love Kuching Project and a Thai elephant sanctuary on various projects.
When she isn’t trying to stop both her baby son and her greedy dog Superhans from eating things off the floor, Dawn enjoys exploring new food places with her family, doing yoga (badly), rock-climbing, hanging out with her African Grey parrot, and reading long books halfway.
Dr Jasveena graduated with a Bachelor in Veterinary Science from Massey University in New Zealand. At university, Jasveena especially enjoyed working with horses, birds, dogs and cats, and completed an online Clinical Animal Dentistry Course by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
Jasveena enjoys getting to know each pet’s personality and working with owners to find the best possible solutions for everyone. She enjoys researching better alternative methods for each owner so that they can easily care for their pets, alleviating any worries or struggles.
In her free-time she enjoys sketching portraits and staying active by going to the gym or long walks. She also has a deep appreciation for wines which led her to completing the Level 1 Wines & Spirits Education Trust certification.
Dr Keith graduated from the University of Glasgow and has 7 years of experience serving the pets of Yorkshire in the United Kingdom at two busy multidisciplinary hospitals.
Having developed a strong interest in surgery, to further develop his aptitude in the discipline and broaden his surgical repertoire in both soft tissue and orthopaedics, Keith attended several postgraduate courses by institutions such as AO VET, the University of Liverpool, University of Nottingham, Improve International, and CPD Solutions. During this time, he also pursued further postgraduate professional studies and earned the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice in General Small Animal Surgery with the University of Liverpool.
He also strongly believes in evidence-based veterinary medicine, always striving to continue learning and keeping updated with the most recent consensus statements to be able to provide the best scientifically proven management strategies for his patients.
Dr Kelly graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2009 and has over 15 years of experience in small animal medicine. She has a particular interest in geriatric medicine, chronic disease management and palliative care.
She enjoys caring for older pets and helping them maintain a good quality of life as they age. Her approach places an emphasis on preventive healthcare, early detection of disease and managing chronic conditions before they significantly affect a pet’s comfort and wellbeing.
Outside of work, Dr Kelly is a mother of two boys and has a personal interest in health and longevity.
Dr. Prabkirat Kuar graduated from the University of Queensland in 2016 and has since worked in busy small animal practices across Singapore and Melbourne.
She values building long-term relationships with both pets and their owners, providing continuity of care through every stage of their lives—from preventative healthcare to managing complex chronic conditions in senior pets. She has clinical interests in soft tissue surgery and dentistry, areas in which she has pursued and continues to undertake further training.
She also tries to make time for charity fieldwork, volunteering her surgical skills to support animal welfare initiatives globally—something she hopes to continue as part of her professional journey.
Outside of work, Kirat enjoys catching up with loved ones, travelling, and caring for her cheeky rescue pup, who keeps her on her toes and reminds her daily why she loves what she does.
Dr Siu graduated from Murdoch University in 2019 and did a short stint in Perth before returning to Singapore to practice in a small animal clinic that treated exotics and gained experience treating little creatures like rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters. Since then, she has worked in multiple clinics, taking up GP, urgent care and emergency shifts. She enjoys the many aspects of caring for the furbabies along the way.
During her free time, she spends it horse riding, travelling and spending time with her many pets.