Dr. Megan Chan,Veterinarian |
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Dr. Megan graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, University of London in 2020 with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BVetMed) degree. She then gained valuable clinical experience as a general practitioner in various animal hospitals in Hong Kong, where she was exposed to a wide range of cases.
She passed the North American Licensing Examination (NAVLE) in 2022 and relocated to beautiful British Columbia in 2024. She is excited to be a part of the team at Little Paws Animal Clinic, and is dedicated to providing personalized veterinary care tailored to each patient and their family’s needs. Dr. Megan believes in the importance of effective communication and is committed to continually improving her skills to deliver exceptional care. Currently, Dr. Megan is working towards obtaining the ISVPS General Practitioner Certificate (GPCert) in Small Animal Medicine.
In addition to being fluent in both Cantonese and English, she is also proficient in Mandarin, and in her spare time she can be found enjoying her various hobbies – ballet, free diving, and spending time with family.
Dr. Koharik Arman,Veterinarian |
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Dr. Ko worked as a feline-only veterinarian in clinical practice for 15 years, after having graduated from the Atlantic Veterinary College in Prince Edward Island in 2007. Although she is originally from the East Coast, after spending some time in Vancouver for a vet conference in 2008, she fell in love with the West Coast, and decided this was where she needed to be.
Dr. Ko practiced for many years at the iconic Cats Only Veterinary Clinic founded by Dr. Margie Scherk in the 1980’s, which later became VCA Cats Only Animal Hospital. She has also enjoyed locum work at North West Nuclear Medicine for Animals, curing hyperthyroid cats with radioiodine, and providing strontium treatment to dogs. Specific areas of interest for Dr. Ko include feline behavioural issues, senior and geriatric care, and practicing preventative medicine through nutrition.
She serves on the board of directors for the CVMA-SBCV (Chapter Canadian Veterinary Medical Association – Society of British Columbia Veterinarians), and enjoys writing articles for the West Coast Veterinarian magazine on occasion.
In her spare time Dr. Ko enjoys yoga and hiking, but her favourite activity is spending family time with her husband and son, their two ‘teenage’ kittens adopted from TinyKittens in Langley, and their very sassy 10 year old calico cat.
Our Work in the Community
We have close relationships with community programs and are happy to do pro bono and discounted work for these great initiatives. We work with highschool volunteers on an annual basis to provide them valuable insight to the inner workings of a clinic. Additionally, Dr. Adam is committed to providing mentorships to aspiring veterinary care professionals.
Organizations we proudly work with include RAPS, Bandaids 4 Bunnies and Rabbitats.
