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Veterinarian
Dr. Ashley has worked in mixed and small animal emergency clinics and general practice ever since 2017 after studying Sydney University. She grew up in South Africa and England before moving to Australia, and her passion for animals came from many childhood safaris in the Kruger National Park.
Ash lives with her husband, two happy Springer Spaniels, and one very patient black cat. She also competes in equestrian sports with her horse, Atlas.
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