Dr Alex Heberlein
Veterinarian (BVSc)
Dr Alex grew up in Toowoomba and studied veterinary science in Townsville. With a lifelong love of animal’s Dr Alex has wanted to be a vet his entire life. He started his career as a Veterinarian, working around South East Queensland in a small practice that specialised in small animal’s medicine and canine reproduction.
Dr Alex has also completed a year-long course in his special interest field: Canine and Feline Behaviour. He is the person to see if you have any queries about your pet's behaviour (eg. anxiety, compulsive behaviours).
Dr Alex Heberlein
Veterinarian
Dr Alex grew up in Toowoomba and studied veterinary science in Townsville. With a lifelong love of animal’s Dr Alex has wanted to be a vet his entire life. He started his career as a Veterinarian, working around South East Queensland in a small practice that specialised in small animal’s medicine and canine reproduction.
Dr Alex has also completed a year-long course in his special interest field: Canine and Feline Behaviour. He is the person to see if you have any queries about your pet's behaviour (eg. anxiety, compulsive behaviours).
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Dr Christy Chung
Veterinarian (BVSc (Hons))
Dr Christy has always enjoyed spending time with animals since young. Her love for animals brought her from Hong Kong to Australia to become a vet. After graduating from Gatton, she worked as a general practice vet in Bundaberg and Brisbane. Dr Christy values the special bonds between fur-babies and their human family. Seeing the smiles on both the owner and their pets is what Dr Christy likes most about being a vet.
Dr Christy likes consultation as well as surgeries, she also has a special interest in pocket pets. She is a proud owner of two super fluffy cats, Mumma and Blackie. The feline mother-daughter pair kept her busy outside work. She enjoys cooking, reading and doing handcraft in her spare time.
Dr Christy Chung
Veterinarian
Dr Christy has always enjoyed spending time with animals since young. Her love for animals brought her from Hong Kong to Australia to become a vet. After graduating from Gatton, she worked as a general practice vet in Bundaberg and Brisbane. Dr Christy values the special bonds between fur-babies and their human family. Seeing the smiles on both the owner and their pets is what Dr Christy likes most about being a vet.
Dr Christy likes consultation as well as surgeries, she also has a special interest in pocket pets. She is a proud owner of two super fluffy cats, Mumma and Blackie. The feline mother-daughter pair kept her busy outside work. She enjoys cooking, reading and doing handcraft in her spare time.
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Grant Kemp
Senior Veterinarian (Hons I)
Dr. Grant Kemp BVSc (Hons I)  
Veterinarian in Small Animal Medicine, Surgery & Reproduction
Graduating with First Class Honours from the University of Queensland in 2005, Dr. Grant Kemp brings nearly 20 years of veterinary experience across small animal general practice, emergency care, surgery, and reproductive medicine. After beginning his career in mixed practice, Grant shifted his focus to companion animals, working in a wide range of roles including locum, associate, emergency vet, and clinic director across Queensland.
Grant’s clinical strengths include soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, oncology, and diagnostic imaging. He has experience in reproduction and neonatal care, with recent experience performing caesareans, surgical inseminations, and trans-cervical inseminations. He’s passionate about preventive health, client education, and advocating for both pets and their people.
Known for his calm presence and team-first approach, Grant thrives in fast-paced, collaborative environments. He stays current with best practice techniques and is committed to ongoing learning, with future aspirations to complete Memberships in Small Animal Internal Medicine or Emergency & Critical Care.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find him camping, fishing, or tending to his collection of carnivorous plants.
Special Interests:
• Internal medicine & emergency care
• Radiology & diagnostic imaging
• Surgical oncology & wound reconstruction
• Tick paralysis and envenomation management
• Client education & long-term health planning
Dr. Grant is excited to meet you all 
Grant Kemp
Senior Veterinarian
Dr. Grant Kemp BVSc (Hons I)
Veterinarian in Small Animal Medicine, Surgery & Reproduction
Graduating with First Class Honours from the University of Queensland in 2005, Dr. Grant Kemp brings nearly 20 years of veterinary experience across small animal general practice, emergency care, surgery, and reproductive medicine. After beginning his career in mixed practice, Grant shifted his focus to companion animals, working in a wide range of roles including locum, associate, emergency vet, and clinic director across Queensland.
Grant’s clinical strengths include soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, oncology, and diagnostic imaging. He has experience in reproduction and neonatal care, with recent experience performing caesareans, surgical inseminations, and trans-cervical inseminations. He’s passionate about preventive health, client education, and advocating for both pets and their people.
Known for his calm presence and team-first approach, Grant thrives in fast-paced, collaborative environments. He stays current with best practice techniques and is committed to ongoing learning, with future aspirations to complete Memberships in Small Animal Internal Medicine or Emergency & Critical Care.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find him camping, fishing, or tending to his collection of carnivorous plants.
Special Interests:
• Internal medicine & emergency care
• Radiology & diagnostic imaging
• Surgical oncology & wound reconstruction
• Tick paralysis and envenomation management
• Client education & long-term health planning
Dr. Grant is excited to meet you all
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