Fourth Line Animal Hospital is known for its helpful and inviting staff!
Dr. Dev
The primary Veterinarian at Fourth Line Animal Hospital is Dr. Dev who attended Punjab Agriculture University in India. He graduated in 1992 and moved to Canada in 1994, where he wrote his National Board Exams at the University of Guelph. From there he worked mostly in Western Canada as a mixed animal veterinarian. This allowed him to gain experience and lead him to open his own practice. In 1999 he moved to Oakville and started his own practice for small animals at Fourth Line Animal Hospital.
Ashley
Ashley is in her fourth year at the University of Guelph studying Biological Science and is currently applying to veterinary schools. Ashley has hopes to working in emergency medicine or surgery in the future but is excited to see all the countless opportunities in veterinary medicine. In her spare time Ashley and her dog Duncan love hiking and going to herding classes and then reading some good books on the couch!
Kerryn
Kerryn has always been an avid animal lover, whether they be small, large or exotic. She was born in South Africa, so Kerryn especially has a love for wildlife and has worked with a Wildlife Veterinarian in South Africa on numerous occasions. Although she graduated from the University of Guelph with Bachelor of Arts, Kerryn has been working in the veterinary field for the past 15 years. She loves working as a Technician and looks forward to meeting all the pups and kittens that come in! She has a puppy at home named Revy and spends her free time horse riding.
Laura
Laura has always had a love for animals. She graduated from Sheridan College’s Animal Care program in 2017 and has since gone on to work as a animal care attendant and owns and operates her own dog grooming business. Laura has a real love for pocket pets having had many throughout her life. At home Laura has a dog named Macpherson and three cats named Audrey, Stanley and Catherine. She also fosters for the Oakville Humane Society as well as fosters Greyhounds after they have retired from their race careers.
Perminder
Also known as Mindy for short, her love for animals started at a young age as she would befriend all of the neighbourhood dogs, cats, and many other little critters. After graduating university with a degree in Psychology, she came to work with us here at Fourth Line while she works as a Pilot instructor on the side. She’s a proud mom of her first dog, the sassiest beagle to ever exist, named Cessna!
Lauren
Meet Lauren! Lauren grew up bringing her pets Cody and Maya, as patients to Fourth Line Animal Hospital. She is currently studying Zoology at The University of Guelph, with plans to apply to Veterinary School in the coming year. She hopes to become a Wildlife Veterinarian in the future! Lauren loves working at Fourth Line Animal Hospital, specifically observing Dr. Dev perform surgeries and all other care that is offered at the clinic.
Diksha
Meet our shining star Diksha!
Diksha has just finished up her program studying animal care at Sheridan College. She loves interacting with all the furry friends who come to the clinic! Currently Diksha does not have any pets but she can’t wait to have her own in the future! Diksha always wears a bright smile to work and a positive attitude!
Sasha
Sasha is currently going into her fourth year as an Animal Biology student at the University of Guelph. Ever since she was in high school, she has had the dream of one day becoming a Veterinarian. She loves working with all animals and is always eager to learn! She hopes to one day volunteer at a wildlife rehabilitation sanctuary where she can aid animals in need and broaden her knowledge. In her free time, she enjoys going on hikes and spending time with her two dogs, Violet and Tango.
Noor
Noor is our newst addition to the team! She has worked in the veterinary industry for many years now and has always adored animals. Noor has noticed that there is a disparity between human medicine and veterinary medicine. This is something she began to realize in her years at university as she was working in and out of both human and animal hospitals. She is hoping to help close this gap in the future, which is why she is passionate about this field and aspires to work in the veterinary biotechnical field in the future! Although we don’t see too many of them, Dalmatians are Noor’s favorite breed of dog!