Lucy White graduated from Edinburgh University in 1981. After four years in mixed practice in the UK, Lucy traveled through Asia to Australia for a working holiday and never left!

Lucy is the co-owner of Frankston Heights Veterinary Centre and has a special interest in dermatology – including otitis (ear infections) and allergic skin disease – and in behaviour management and internal medicine.

She is also the co-founder of the West Arnhem and Daly Dog Health Programme, which has been providing health care to dogs in remote communities in the Top End for the last 12 years.

Locally she is lead vet for Pets in the Park Frankston – a monthly pop up clinic providing veterinary care to the pets of those who are ex;periencing homelessness.

In 2018 Lucy was awarded Practitioner of the Year by the Australian Small Animal Veterinary Association for her contribution to the profession and her work within the community. 

Isabella graduated from Melbourne University in 1999 and after 5 years of large animal work in Leongatha, spent 3 years doing locum work in the UK.

She returned to settle on the Mornington Peninsula with her husband Will and their 3 children.

In 2010 Isabella successfully completed a year of postgraduate study in Internal medicine. She continued her studies and and recently gained her Membership of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists in Small Animal Medicine.

Although she is interested in both medicine and soft tissue surgery, Isabella, together with Lucy is the go to vet for medical dilemmas.

Simone began her veterinary career in mixed practice on the peninsula. After a sojurn of 5 years in the UK working as a small animal veterinarian she returned to Australia and joined our team at Frankston Heights.

Simone shares her life with menagerie of rescue cats and dogs and throughout the years has developed an interest in internal medicine particularly of the feline variety.

Simone is currently enrolled in Sydney University’s Centre for Veterinary Education’s year long course in Feline Medicine.

Veena graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2010 and has worked in small animal practices in Gippsland, the Mornington Peninsula and Singapore before joining Frankston Heights Veterinary Centre in 2020. She completed her Master of Veterinary Studies in 2017 and loves all aspects of being a general practice vet. She has enjoyed getting to know the clients and patients at Frankston Heights since joining the team.

Veena is the proud owner of two mischievous terriers and one cheeky cat.

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