Dr. Geneviene Lim returned to Singapore after studying & working in New Zealand for almost a decade. She graduated from Massey University & started her career in a fast-paced companion animal practice in Auckland. There, she developed an interest in soft tissue surgery & challenged herself to work in after hours & emergency clinics for a year to gain more experience.

She also has sound experience dealing with shelter animals, having being heavily involved in medical care & desexing campaigns for various animal shelters in Auckland. She believes in passing on her knowledge to animal owners & parents so that they can provide a better quality of life for their beloved companions.

Dr. Geneviene is a fitness enthusiast, having completed two half-marathons in a span of three weeks. When she is not healing animals, she enjoys a plethora of leisure activities including book hunting, baking & traveling.

Dr Vivian graduated from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in 2012. Upon graduation, she gained experience practising in a small animal clinic in Singapore before joining us in 2015. 

She firmly believes that prevention is better than cure, and strives to empower pet owners with the knowledge to care for their beloved pets. She hopes with this we can improve the overall wellness and standards of care for our animals in Singapore. She regularly participates in continuing education programs to keep up to date with current advances in veterinary medicine, and over the years has developed keen interest in dentistry and nutrition. 

During her free time, Dr Vivian enjoys exploring parts of Singapore that are less travelled. She also enjoys a good movie or book, and often spends time trying to complete another DIY project on her never-ending list.

Dr Tanja graduated from the University of Sydney in 2011 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. She also has obtained a degree in Zoology from the University of Bristol. After graduation, she returned to her home country of Singapore where she worked for a busy small animal practice prior to joining Island Vets.

She has completed courses in Feline medicine and Internal Medicine with the University of Sydney CVE program. She has a keen interest in Internal Medicine and hopes to further develop her skills in Surgery and Radiology. She also has a passion for all things “Feline”.

She believes in the importance of preventative pet healthcare, which aims to evaluate pet health and recognise early signs of disease.

In her free time, she enjoys snuggling up with her 17 year old adopted cat named Bindi and her two cheeky poodles Zola and Zeemo while reading a good book. She is also an avid film enthusiast and has dreams of travelling the world. 

Dr. Gerontius Lim has recently returned to his homeland of Singapore to future his veterinary career after a stint in New Zealand. He graduated from Massey University with a degree in Veterinary Science and has completed courses in Low Stress Handling and Clinical Small Animal Dentistry from University of Illinois, CVM. He strongly espouses the value of veterinary medical knowledge with pet owners in giving the best quality of life to their furry family members. Thus, he constantly strives to help owners understand every step of the way. He also believes in continual education to keep abreast of the frontiers of veterinary medicine and to give the most updated information during his consults. He has since developed an interest in dermatology and opthalmology. In his free time, Dr. Gerontius enjoys chilling, catching up on his backlog of anime and korean dramas and having gaming sessions with his bros. 

Dr Moses Tay graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2021 with a Bachelor’s in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. He began his career at small animal clinics in the UK before returning to Singapore to work as a Wildlife Vet with the National Parks Board, where he treated a range of animals and honed skills in diagnostic imaging, surgery, internal medicine, and pathology. He is passionate about exotic species, particularly fish, and enjoys teaching and training others in the field.

Dr Moses is dedicated to collaborating with pet parents on preventative care and managing chronic conditions, ensuring every visit is both meaningful and informative. In his free time, he enjoys reading, watching movies, and spending time with loved ones.

Dr. Jenny Kong, a graduate of Massey University with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science, has completed courses in low stress handling and clinical small animal dentistry. Originally from Hong Kong and with experience in New Zealand, she recently moved to Singapore to pursue her passion for animal care. She focuses on helping anxious pets feel more relaxed with compassionate, individualized care.

Dr. Kong has a special interest in pocket pets, dermatology, and cattle medicine, and stays current with advancements in these areas. An avid coffee lover, she enjoys exploring new coffee spots and providing top-notch care for pets.

Dr Angeline Wong graduated from Murdoch University in Australia in 2005 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery and started her career with a small animal practice. She then explored her interest in pathology with the government lab for a period of 4 years where her work includes post mortem examinations, cytological examinations, disease investigations and facilitating animal health programmes.

She has completed a post-graduate course in medical oncology (2011) and soft tissue surgery (2014) with CVE Sydney. Currently, she is doing a course on low stress handling as she hopes to make the vet visit a pleasant one for the pet patient or at least not more fearful the next time.

She believes in patient care with focus on evidence-based medicine and strives to achieve that with continuing education and keeping abreast with current recommendations.

She is adopted by a beautiful cross-breed dog that found her on the road. She enjoys spending time with her family, cooking and crafts.

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