Acute Diarrhoea in Dogs: when to choose probiotics, prebiotics or antibiotics

She is a past Board member and President of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists and has been a member of the Board of Examiners for the National Veterinary Examination.

Her expertise is recognized outside of the sphere of clinical veterinary medicine by participating in the peer review process for Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher awards (DECRA) and Discovery projects from 2015 to present.

She is currently a Senior Editor for Clinical Case Reports, on the Editorial Board for Animals, a member of the Purina Institute advisory group and received the 2019 Award for Scientific Excellence from the Australian Small Animal Veterinarians. She is currently Director of Clinical Research at Melbourne Veterinary School, University of Melbourne. Her research group is focused on the interaction of the gut microbiome in health and disease of dogs and cats, and the role diet and environment play in this. She also researches in areas of clinical gastroenterology that can result in tangible improvement in the health and welfare of our pets. She has published over 70 peer-reviewed papers plus multiple textbook chapters and conference presentations. To date, she has supervised over 20 post-graduate students and clinical residents to successful completion.