The team behind PawHub
Every piece of health content on PawHub is written by experienced journalists and researchers, then reviewed and signed off by a registered veterinarian before publication. Meet the people who make that happen.
Health content is evidence-based, sourced from peer-reviewed studies and veterinary bodies, and reviewed by a registered vet before publication. Content is never diagnosed or prescriptive — PawHub educates; your vet decides. Read our full editorial policy →
Editorial leadership
Setting standards, building the team, and ensuring every article earns its place on the platform.
Sarah leads PawHub's editorial strategy across health, science, and service content. With a background in science journalism and a lifelong love of dogs, she founded the Singapore editorial desk to fill a gap she felt as a dog owner herself — trustworthy, locally-relevant content for pet parents in Southeast Asia.
James oversees content operations and the vet-review pipeline, ensuring every health article clears DVM sign-off before publication. He previously covered health and science for a regional news outlet and joined PawHub to apply rigorous editorial standards to pet health content in a region where quality information has been scarce.
Reviewed by registered vets
Our veterinary reviewers are practicing or specialist vets with relevant clinical experience. They review health content for clinical accuracy and flag anything that needs updating, correction, or a stronger disclaimer.
Dr Tan is a small-animal veterinarian with over twelve years of clinical practice in Singapore. She trained at the University of Melbourne and has practised at Mount Pleasant Veterinary Group, where she developed a strong focus on preventive care and client education. She reviews all Care & Health content on PawHub for clinical accuracy before publication.
Dr Liang holds a veterinary medicine degree from the Royal Veterinary College and a Certificate in Clinical Animal Behaviour. He reviews PawHub's training and behaviour articles, ensuring all guidance is grounded in science and consistent with positive-reinforcement best practice. He is an advocate for force-free behaviour modification in Singapore.
Dr Nair is a board-certified veterinary internal medicine specialist at the Veterinary Emergency & Referral Group (VERG) in Singapore. She contributes clinical oversight to PawHub's nutrition and health content, with a particular focus on gastrointestinal disease, chronic conditions and the evidence base for canine diets.
Writers & researchers
Journalists, researchers and subject-matter experts who research, report and write PawHub's content.
Rachel writes PawHub's evidence-based care and health guides, with a focus on making complex veterinary science accessible to everyday dog owners. She graduated with a degree in life sciences from NUS and spent five years as a science communicator before joining PawHub. She owns two rescue dogs and brings a distinctly Singaporean perspective to every article she writes.
Daniel writes long-form features for PawHub Originals — the magazine arm of PawHub. His work covers the science of dogs, the human-animal bond, longevity science, and the culture of pet ownership in Asia. He previously contributed to Wired, The Guardian and a handful of science magazines, and has spent a lot of time thinking about why dogs make us better humans.
Clara researches and maintains PawHub's Singapore services directory — vetting vets, groomers, boarding kennels and pet-friendly places across the island. She also writes practical guides on SG pet regulation, adoption and local services. Her background is in public health research, and she brings the same systematic approach to building the most accurate pet-services database in Singapore.