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Vet Spot #4:

Dr. Lee Ee Liang, Our Featured Veterinarian

We are excited to introduce Dr. Lee Ee Liang as our featured veterinarian for this issue.

Dr. Lee Ee Liang is the Practice Director of Vet Partners Veterinary Clinic, with 18 years of experience in small animal medicine and surgery. He specializes in providing top-notch care, advanced treatments, and compassionate support to pets and their families, fostering innovation and excellence within the clinic.

Bio:

• Diploma in Animal Health and Production, UPM ( 2002 )
• Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine , UPM ( 2007 )
• Practice Director of Vet Partners Veterinary Clinic
• Theory Instructor of Vet Partners Veterinary Clinic
• Industrial Fellow at University Malaysia Kelantan (UMK).
• Guest Lecturer in Veterinary Radiology at UMK and Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM).
• Honorary Veterinary Advisor for MAVNA (Malaysian Companion Animal Veterinary Association).

 

 

Q1 :  How would you introduce yourself in 3 words
A : I am Versatile, skilled, adaptable ( All Rounded Vet )

Q2 : At what age, did you decide to become a vet?
A : I decided to become a veterinarian when I was 18, just after graduating high school. It was a time when I was exploring my passions and thinking about what I wanted to do for my life. My love for animals and the desire to make a difference in their lives guided me toward this path. Even at that young age, I knew this was the career that would allow me to combine my compassion for animals with my interest in science and medicine, and I have never looked back since.

Q3 : What do you like the most for being a vet?
A : What I enjoy most about being a veterinarian is working in a dynamic industry that is constantly evolving. Veterinary medicine is not static; it’s always advancing with new discoveries, technologies, and approaches. This means I am continuously learning and adapting, which keeps my work exciting and intellectually stimulating. Whether it’s adopting cutting-edge diagnostic tools, exploring innovative treatment options, or understanding the latest research in animal health, being part of an evolving field allows me to grow as a professional while providing the best possible care to my patients. It’s incredibly rewarding to know that my career evolves alongside the advancements, ensuring I can make a meaningful and positive impact on the lives of animals and their families.

Q4 : One sentence that describes your value as a vet.

A : As a veterinarian, honesty is at the core of my practice—I believe in transparent communication and providing truthful guidance to ensure the best outcomes for my patients and their families.

Q5 : Can you share one memorable moment in your career as a vet?
A : One of the most memorable moments in my career was when I successfully treated a patient suffering from multiple organ failure. The situation was critical, and it required careful diagnosis, timely intervention, and a meticulous treatment plan. Watching the animal gradually recover and return to full health after such a severe condition. Knowing I played a role in giving the patient a second chance at life is a reminder of why I chose this profession.

 

Q6 : What is your expertise (pursuing focus)?
A : My expertise lies in diagnostic imaging. This specialty allows me to uncover hidden issues, guide precise treatment plans, and provide the best possible care for my patients. The ever-evolving nature of diagnostic imaging keeps me motivated to stay updated with the latest advancements and continually refine my skills.

 

Q7 : What do you like the most about CardioBird?
A : CardioBird is very convenient in its functionality—it simplifies tasks and makes processes more efficient, which helps save time and effort in daily routines.

 

Q8 : You must have a dream. What do you want to achieve through your profession? or as a human?
A : My dream is to contribute to building a sustainable veterinary industry in Malaysia. I envision a future where veterinary practices thrive through innovation, collaboration, and accessibility, ensuring the well-being of animals while supporting the livelihoods of professionals in the field.