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Our Vets
Dr Romilly Ainsley
BVetMed (Hons) (London)
PGCertSAM MRCVS
Senior Veterinary Surgeon
Dr Romilly graduated from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), UK, in 2007 and worked in a variety of practices in the UK, including busy referral hospitals, before moving to Singapore in 2023. She has particular interests in Internal Medicine and dentistry.
She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Internal Medicine and is an Elite Fear Free practitioner, with advanced training in reducing fear, anxiety and stress during veterinary visits. She takes a gentle, individual approach to her patients and enjoys working closely with families to find practical solutions for their pets. She has also completed IPATA’s BOAS Vet Assessor Training, so she can carry out fit-to-fly assessments for snub-nosed breeds travelling overseas. She is a RECOVER Certified Rescuer in Basic and Advanced Life Support (BLS & ALS), the veterinary standard for CPR in dogs and cats.
Outside of work, Dr Romilly enjoys spending time with her family and is actively involved in animal welfare. Her own pets include May, a rescue dog she brought with her from the UK, as well as a former foster cat and her kitten.
Dr Michelle Loke
BVSc (Queensland)
Veterinary Surgeon
Dr Michelle Loke graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia, in 2009. She began her career in Brisbane, working in a specialist veterinary hospital and several small animal practices before returning to Singapore in 2023.
Dr Michelle enjoys all aspects of general practice, with particular interests in dermatology, dentistry, internal medicine and surgery. She also places a strong emphasis on preventative care and helping pets maintain good health throughout their lives. She has also completed IPATA’s BOAS Vet Assessor Training, so she can carry out fit-to-fly assessments for snub-nosed breeds travelling overseas.
Outside of work, Dr Michelle enjoys spending time with her husband and young child. She is also a keen foodie and enjoys discovering new places to eat.
Dr Emily Soh
BVSc (Sydney), CVA (IVAS)
Veterinary Surgeon
Dr Emily Soh graduated from the University of Sydney, Australia, in 2009. She worked in small animal practice in Sydney before returning to Singapore in 2017.
She is a certified veterinary acupuncturist and has additional training in trigger point therapy. Her interests include dentistry, nutrition, acupuncture, and Western and Chinese herbal medicine. Dr Emily takes a gentle approach to her patients, respecting their individual space and helping them remain as calm and comfortable as possible during their visits. She has also completed IPATA’s BOAS Vet Assessor Training, so she can carry out fit-to-fly assessments for snub-nosed breeds travelling overseas.
Outside of work, Dr Emily enjoys spending time with family and friends, cuddling her cat and dogs, rock climbing, yoga and a good sci-fi or horror movie.
Dr Darlene Lauw
BSc(Hons)(S'pore), BVMS(Murdoch), GPCert (SAM)
Veterinary Surgeon
Dr Darlene Lauw graduated from Murdoch University, Australia, in 2004, having previously completed an Honours degree in Biological Science (Zoology) at the National University of Singapore.
Dr Darlene has particular interests in internal medicine and dermatology and holds an Advanced General Practitioner Certificate in Small Animal Medicine.
She believes good veterinary care is a partnership between the veterinary team and a pet’s family, with clear communication and compassionate care throughout the different stages of a pet’s life.
Outside the clinic, Dr Darlene enjoys gardening, anime and spending time with her family and two cats.
Dr Wang Ping-Yin
BSc, BVSc (Massey), MSc (Edinburgh),
GradCertVS(Murdoch)
Senior Veterinary Surgeon
Dr Ping-Yin Wang graduated from Massey University, New Zealand, in 2009 and has practised small animal medicine in Singapore since 2010.
Dr Wang has particular interests in dermatology and internal medicine and holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Veterinary Studies in Small Animal Medicine from Murdoch University. She also has a background in zoology and animal behaviour and welfare.
Outside of work, Dr Wang enjoys spending time with her family, good coffee and tea, and watching crime documentaries and dramas.