Andrew, or ‘Bettsy’ as he is more commonly known, has been a member of the Warby Street team since 2001. He is a well travelled vet, having worked in the UK and around Australia. Bettsy has also travelled extensively, including Europe, Russia and the US to name a few spots. Andrew’s veterinary interests are with large animals, especially equine medicine and surgery. Outside of vet work, Bettsy enjoys entertaining friends with his wicked sense of humour, socialising, keeping fit, cycling, skiing and bushwalking.

Linda graduated in 2004 from the University of Melbourne. Linda has many years experience working in private practice and she has worked in the rural remote towns of Walwa, Tennant Creek and Corryong. Linda has a special interest in remote indigenous community dog health programs, and international animal health projects in developing countries.

Dr Alex recently graduated from the University of Adelaide in November 2022. Prior to living in Adelaide, Alex grew up in Melbourne with her family and pet whippet. Since then Alex has had an array of pets including a horse, rats, hermit crabs and birds. She recently has adopted two geriatric greyhounds named Jeff and Bella who don’t have a lot of teeth between them, but have a whole lot of love to share.

Monica is originally from British Columbia, Canada. Her adventure in Australia began at the Melbourne Veterinary School, and from there she decided to stay and practice in Victoria. Her focus interests are in large animal, particularly cattle, small ruminants, and equine. Growing up on a commercial poultry farm and working closely with dairy cattle with her family, she has developed a deep appreciation for herd health and agriculture. She joined the Warby Street Team in January 2024. In her free time, Monica enjoys surfing, riding her horse, and exploring the local wineries.

James graduated from the University of Melbourne Veterinary School in 2022. After graduation he worked for 12 months in a busy small animal hospital in inner city Melbourne before deciding to make the transition into mixed practice and join Warby St at the start of 2024. His interests include small animal surgery and herd health, along with both equine and cattle reproduction. Outside of work, he enjoys rock climbing, cycling and trail running with his German shorthaired pointer Heidi.