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Hamish Mills

Vet at Petsy

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine student (class of 2023) University of Sydney, Current interests involve small animals, wildlife, and exotics medicine

  • Special interest in reptile medicine and exotic pet care
  • USA Student-Athlete Awards
  • Skilled in diagnostic imaging, including radiographs and CT scans
  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Student at University of Sydney
  • Prize Winning Student Research Project

Get to know Hamish Mills

A vet with a soft spot for scales, feathers, and everything in between

Hamish Mills is a veterinarian currently practicing at North Richmond Veterinary Hospital, where he’s become known for his enthusiasm and expertise with exotic animals, especially reptiles. Originally from South Australia, Hamish has worked across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and North Shore before settling in Western Sydney. He holds a Bachelor of Science from the United States and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Sydney. Alongside his passion for reptiles, Hamish has a keen interest in diagnostic imaging, using radiographs and CT scans to uncover what’s going on beneath the surface for his patients. He’s also a pet parent himself, sharing his home with a central bearded dragon named Nessie and a couple of cats. Hamish is dedicated to educating pet owners on how to recognise and prevent common health issues, as well as the importance of pet insurance in giving pets the care they deserve.

Areas of expertise
  • Small animal medicine (cats and dogs)
  • Reptile and exotic pet care
  • Avian and pocket pet health
  • Diagnostic imaging (radiographs, CT scans)
  • Wildlife medicine
  • Preventative pet health education
  • Pet insurance guidance

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