1541 Kingsway

 Vancouver, BC

 V5N 2R8

 P: 604-876-2231

 Hours:

 M-F :   8 am - 6 pm

 Sat :   9 am - 5 pm

About Us

Our mission is to provide excellence in pet health care in a warm and compassionate environment with sensitivity to the needs of both patients and clients.

 Our Veterinarians

Dr. Gabe Muller   Dr. Gabe Muller graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1980. Over the years Dr. Muller has combined his interests in veterinary medicine, family and travel. He first spent several years in a specialty emergency practice developing skills needed to quickly evaluate and prioritize health problems as they are presented. He has spent the last number of years helping ensure the health and well being of family pets as owner of Vancouver Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Muller maintains a broad perspective and whole animal approach to veterinary medicine. In addition to western medicine, Dr. Muller has completed courses in complimentary medicine including acupuncture. Because of the complicated and ever changing world of veterinary medicine, Dr. Muller maintains his skills in an ongoing manner with continuing education. In addition to his love of veterinary medicine and pets, Dr. Muller also has the love of a family with four young active children.

Dr. Amy Cheung     Dr. Amy Cheung graduated from Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in 2008.  She has brought new and innovative perspectives to the practice and has a special interest in veterinary ophthalmology.  Prior to joining Vancouver Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Cheung spent her time in California as a small animal practitioner and surgeon.  She had the pleasure of working with Western University of Health's College of Veterinary Medicine in California as a teacher for veterinary students during their clinical rotations.  Dr. Cheung can speak Cantonese.  In her spare time, Dr. Cheung enjoys swimming, surfing, photography, and spending time with her adopted pets:  K.C. the Collie-Retriever cross, Maddie the Golden Retriever, Mew the cat, and Tummy the turtle.      Dr. Teresa Millar     Dr. Teresa Millar graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan.  She then completed a 1 year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Washington State University.  She then practiced in a number of small animal clinics in the lower mainland over the next several years. Dr. Millar enjoys working with her canine and feline patients.  She has a special interest in veterinary dentistry and issues of oral health. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Millar enjoys gardening, practicing yoga, and spending time with her two children.  She also spends time walking her two dogs:  Sandy the Whippet, and Fluffy, the newly adopted Labradoodle.

 Our Animal Healthcare Team

Robin Robin has been with Vancouver Veterinary Hospital since 2004 as Receptionist and Veterinary Assistant.  She is a 2004 graduate from the Granville Business College Veterinary Office Assistant (VOA) Program.  When she is not spending time with her cat, Cosmic Charlie, Robin enjoys hiking, travelling, silversmithing, photography, and camping.  She is also fluent in French. Her compassion and love for animals has not only made her a dedicated team member, but she also runs a small side business called Robin's Pet Services.   She specializes in pet sitting elderly and health-compromised pets.  Visit her blog at http://www.robinspets.blogspot.com/ or email  for more info.
Kayla Kayla has been with the practice since spring of 2006 as a veterinary technician while studying at Thompson Rivers University.  In January 2010, she graduated from the university's Animal Health Technology program and is now a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT). Since childhood, Kayla has always been surrounded by animals.  She is now owned by 3 cats:  Atticus, a beautiful outgoing 4 year old long-haired boy which tends to be very bossy. Madeline, a very shy but affectionate 3 year old female that was adopted from the Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association. Minou, the newest addition to the household, which is a 1 year old polydactyl kitten that was found abandoned in a box beside a river. When she is not spending time with her felines, Kayla enjoys hiking, jogging and reading.
Jacqui Jacqui has been with Vancouver Veterinary Hospital since 2008 and has brought us the humorous spirit of Ireland.  She is a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) and has a Bachelor or Arts degree from UCC Ireland (2003) and a Diploma in Veterinary Nursing from St. John's College Ireland (2007). Jacqui has a soft spot for animals in need.  She lives with LeeRoy, which she rescued as an abandoned cat that needed a good home.  The latest addition is Poutine, a French Bulldog that was adopted from a rescue group.  Poutine was so shy when she first arrived, but now her personality has blossomed in her new loving home! In her spare time, Jacqui loves watching movies, travelling, sewing, crafts, snowboarding, photography, blogging, and attending live music.  She can also speak a bit of the Irish language (yes it's a real language)!
Colleen Colleen joined the team in summer of 2010 as Receptionist and Veterinary Assistant.  She has been in the veterinary field for four years and her experience at previous clinics has made her a great asset to our hospital. Colleen lives with Fling, an adorable 2 1/2 year old domestic shorthaired female that always has that "deer-in-headlights" look on her face.  She was adopted as a kitten from the SPCA.  She also has Charlie, a 9 1/2 year old male Munsterlander that is a retired hunting dog.  He was adopted from a family that could no longer keep him. When not spending time with her pets, Colleen enjoys baking, camping and travelling.
Luba Luba joined the team in 2010 as Receptionist and Veterinary Assistant.  She recently moved from Winnipeg to enjoy the lovely west coast lifestyle.  She has been in the veterinary field for five years with a vast amount of experience working in other clinics. Luba's household is run by Tyke, a black Labrador Retriever.  His lifelong buddy, Teddy, passed away earlier this year at the age of 15.  He is greatly missed.  Luba recently adopted Fritz, a goofy domestic medium haired feline that spent a few months at the hospital as our clinic cat. In her spare time, Luba enjoys snowboarding, volleyball and keeping active in the great outdoors.
Sandy Sandy has been part of the practice since 2003 as a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT).  She received her Diploma in Animal Health Technology from Thompson Rivers University in 2002. She lives with her two cats, Pumpkin and Boo, and Rascal the dog.  In her spare time, Sandy enjoys horseback riding and working with dogs in area search and rescue training.
Allyssa Allyssa has been part of the team since 2007 as a Veterinary Assistant.  She is currently in the Douglas College Animal Health Technology Program class of 2012, studying to be a Registered Veterinary Technician. Her household is run by a cat named Sandra, a 13-year old black domestic shorthaired feline.  We will always have a special place in our hearts for Darrin, Allyssa's sweet, adorable and brave cat who passed away earlier this year.  We miss him dearly. Allyssa is also the proud new owner of Mama Cat (our retired clinic cat)! When Allyssa is not studying or working, she enjoys cooking, hiking and dancing.
Melody Melody joined our team in May of 2010.  She received her degree in Veterinary Medicine in the Philippines and now works as a Veterinary Assistant. Melody shares her home with Kissyfur, a 7 1/2 year old domestic shorthaired orange tabby.  He was relinquished as a diabetic cat whose previous family could no longer care for him.  After treatment and proper care, Kissyfur's diabetes went into remission. In her spare time, Melody enjoys travelling, singing, and appreciating nature.  She is looking forward to doing more adventurous activities such as swimming with sharks, spelunking, and skydiving.
"Mama Cat" We would like to congratulate "Mama Cat" for finding her forever home! "Mama Cat" came to Vancouver Veterinary Hospital in 2003 as a rescue cat with a litter of kittens.  She became our beloved clinic cat for 8 years.  She was always spoiled with treats from team members and clients and was loved by all. Although her presence will be greatly missed here at the hospital, we are happy that she has found a wonderful home for her retirement years!
"Fritz" Fritz is a senior male cat that arrived at our clinic in June this year.  He was destined to go to the SPCA because his current family could no longer care for him.  It was just his luck (and ours) that he found us.  He had become our clinic cat for a few months.  Then one of our team members fell in love with him and took him home!  He is now spoiled and cuddled every day in a smaller space that he can call his own. Congratulations to Fritz for finding his forever home!!