Dr. Andreea Sleahtenea
Dr. Andreea Sleahtenea is a vet with 17 years of clinical experience and 13 of those were acquired in the Cayman Islands, having worked in the busiest small animal clinic on the island, for almost a decade and then 3 additional years in another mobile veterinary practice.
Dr. Andreea aims to provide a compassionate, efficient and hassle free service for non-emergency procedures that are commonly needed in the life of our companions.
In her spare time, Dr. Andreea enjoys the company of her daughter and is a keen gardener, quiz and movie enthusiast.
Dr. Stephnie de Villiers
Dr. Stephnie qualified as a vet in 2015 and has been working in first opinion practices in the UK and South Africa since then. After a short 6 month contract, she gave into the Cayman lure and decided to stay on.
Stephnie has a special interest in chronic pain management and animal acupuncture. She values the relationship between pets and their owners and strives to help maintain these special relationships for as long as possible.
When she is not busy with her pet patients Stephnie enjoys finding adventures!
She is looking forward to meeting all the special pets registered at My Home Vet.
Alan Gordon
British born Alan, also known as Flash, spent his 20s as a Marine Biologist and Dive Captain in Thailand before packing his dog, The Sadie Pup, and coming over to Grand Cayman where he continued his underwater adventures!
The pandemic helped him focus on volunteering at local animal charities and began studying towards his Veterinary Nursing qualifications.
He has a unique, gentle way with animals and he is exactly whom you’d want holding your fur babies whilst they’re being examined.
Likes Tottenham Hotspur, football, fishing, volleyball and walking on the beach with the Sadie Pup.
Nicole Visagie
Nicole qualified in 2018 from a four-year course in BSC Veterinary Physiotherapy in South Africa. In 2019, Nicole set up her own Mobile Veterinary Physiotherapy practice in Namibia, where she grew up, before moving to Jersey, Channel Islands, where she worked as a Veterinary Physiotherapist at a large Veterinary Hospital for 2 years.
She moved to the Cayman Islands in June 2021 and worked at Cay 9 Resort & Spa as the first veterinary physiotherapist on the island before joining My Home Vet.
Nicole has experience in post-operative rehabilitation, weight management, fitness and maintenance of athletes, management of old and arthritic patients, soft tissue injury rehabilitation and post-operative and conservative management of neurological patients. She mainly works with dogs, cats and horses but has worked with other species such as cows, chickens and iguanas!
In her spare time Nicole enjoys horse riding, running and spending time with her pets, Bay and Chloe.
Melody Copley Knox
Melody Copley Knox has a lifelong passion for animals, having spent years working with horses as a former riding instructor and growing up around them and having owned many family pets has given her a wealth of knowledge for their wellbeing and training.
She treats every pet as if it were her own, ensuring they receive the highest level of care. With experience in dog training and currently studying to become a vet nurse, Melody approaches each animal with gentleness and kindness. In her spare time, she enjoys singing and sailing, reflecting her adventurous spirit.
