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Royal Oak Pet Clinic
Your Fur Family
Our professional, compassionate and knowledgeable staff will treat your pets as their own, like family. We all have pets of our own, so we know and understand the love and friendship you feel for them. Every animal that comes through our doors is treated with care and respect.

Dr. Chambers has worked her entire career in Victoria, first as an associate veterinarian for 3 years and then as an emergency veterinarian at the Central Victoria Veterinary Hospital. In 2002, she took over the Royal Oak Pet Clinic and ever since has been focused on the care of her clients and their pets.
Dr. Chambers prides herself on providing thorough examinations and internal medicine workups. She believes in discussing options with owners to allow them to make informed decisions about their pets’ health. Dr. Chambers has taken post veterinary school training in surgery and dentistry in addition to other areas of interest. She performs the majority of the surgery and complex dentistry for the practice. She continues to expand her skill set on a yearly basis to better serve the clients and patients of Royal Oak Pet Clinic.
In her time off, Dr. Chambers enjoys being with her family and multitude of pets. She is an avid gardener, and has recently started beekeeping, with great success. For a real escape, she will head up to Horne Lake, with her family, to spend time at their off-grid cabin.


Currently, Bill spends most of his time at home, raising their two young children. For recreation, Bill enjoys amateur photography and has recently revisited mountain biking. He is finding the West Coast technical single-track to be a steep learning curve in contrast to the Interior and Plains cross-country biking he did before. As for family members with four feet, Bill currently has none, as his heart has not quite mended from the brilliance that Sheri (cat) and Josie (dog) shone on his life until recently. He does have his eyes open, however, knowing that mountain biking in the Pacific Northwest is not complete without a trail dog/cat to keep the groms in line, and that portrait photography is easier with these family members, as they generally are more cooperative with posing suggestions.
Bill enjoys practicing preventive care medicine with his feline and canine patients, so clients can maximise their time with their four-footed family members. His aim is to make his patients feel as comfortable as possible during their visit, and to perform procedures and exams with the utmost care and attention.











