Keith McKellar Stewart BVSc(Hons) Sydney 1981
Senior Clinic Veterinarian
Keith began his career at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital in 1982, having graduated with honours in 1981. After two years working as an associate at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital, Keith purchased the hospital from Drs Rob and Jennie Churchill BVSc(Hons).
Keith has dedicated his life since then to serve the local community - both owners and their animals. Once a veterinarian who attended both large farm animals and domestic pets, Keith now concentrates his attention on domestic pets, (and assists wildlife care, through WIRES). Keith maintains professional standards by continuing education and pursues professional development/training in all fields of veterinary medicine and surgery.
If your pet requires a specialist, Keith will direct you to the best registered specialist veterinarians of the field available.
Keith has taken an interest in community veterinary development in countries such as India, Nepal and Uganda and has made a number of trips to these countries. Keith has a strong sense of social justice and equality within our Australian community supports AMRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities), Vets Beyond Borders and Pets in the Park.
Keith McKellar Stewart BVSc(Hons) Sydney 1981
Senior Clinic Veterinarian
Keith began his career at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital in 1982, having graduated with honours in 1981. After two years working as an associate at the Mittagong Veterinary Hospital, Keith purchased the hospital from Drs Rob and Jennie Churchill BVSc(Hons).
Keith has dedicated his life since then to serve the local community - both owners and their animals. Once a veterinarian who attended both large farm animals and domestic pets, Keith now concentrates his attention on domestic pets, (and assists wildlife care, through WIRES). Keith maintains professional standards by continuing education and pursues professional development/training in all fields of veterinary medicine and surgery.
If your pet requires a specialist, Keith will direct you to the best registered specialist veterinarians of the field available.
Keith has taken an interest in community veterinary development in countries such as India, Nepal and Uganda and has made a number of trips to these countries. Keith has a strong sense of social justice and equality within our Australian community supports AMRIC (Animal Management in Rural and Remote Indigenous Communities), Vets Beyond Borders and Pets in the Park.
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