Dr. Betty graduated with outstanding achievements from the University of Queensland in Australia in 2006. After graduation, she worked at different animal clinics in Australia. Upon returning to Hong Kong, she actively participated in various animal clinics, with special interest in small animals and exotic species.

Dr. Betty is passionate about improving animal health by integrating various methods, including Western medicine and Traditional Chinese medicine. She has a deep understanding of the principles of Traditional Chinese medicine, such as the balance of "Five Elements" and "Yin-Yang," and excels in providing appropriate dietary recommendations to balance the overall well-being of animals, rather than just treating symptoms.

During her clinical practice, Dr. Betty encountered cases where traditional medical approaches did not yield satisfactory results. However, when she applied Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture, she achieved remarkable progress. These experiences have strengthened her confidence in complementary therapies such as Chinese medicine, herbal remedies, and acupuncture. She firmly believes that animal recovery requires a balance among the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects to achieve optimal well-being. Therefore, she incorporates complementary therapies to comprehensively treat the physical and mental aspects of animals, promoting their recovery.