Renate Jäätes, DVM, veterinarian
2013 Graduated and licensed as a veterinarian from University of Life sciences (Eesti Maaülikool).
2012-2017 Clinical veterinarian, emergency vet (Espoo Veterinary Clinic, Espoo Animal Hospital, Tuhatjalka Clinics, Sovet)
2017 Full-time entrepreneur, self-employed (mainly home visits)
2019 Haukilahti veterinary clinic is opened
2022 Animal trainer qualification
2024 Animal-assisted services
2025 Billnäs veterinary clinic is opened
I live with my husband and two children on a small farm in Karjaa. We have 2 brown Labrador retrievers, three cats, chickens, roosters, ducks, geese and bees.
Special interests:
- Skin and its diseases and allergology
- animal behavior and training
My goal is to provide empathetic, safe and patient-friendly veterinary care, to create a long-term relationships and trust with my clients, and I wish to know and care for their beloved pets throughout their lives. It is my honor to provide a non-urgent service and bring traditional, practical and patient-oriented veterinary medicine close to the client.
Service in finnish, estonian, english and swedish
Memberships:
Anna Kilpi, DVM, veterinarian
2015 Graduated and licensed as a veterinarian from Tartu University of Life sciences (Eesti Maaülikool)
2014 – 2016 duties as a practicing veterinarian
2016 – 2017 duties as a supervisory veterinarian in Norway
2017 – 2025 duties as a supervisory veterinarian in Finland I have also worked as a veterinarian and a veterinary hygienist
Special interests:
- Animal welfare
I hope to deepen my knowledge in general veterinary medicine, especially in pain management and skin diseases. In the Renvet team, I am looking forward to the first unhurried customer encounters and patient-oriented veterinary medicine. My strengths are calmness, empathy and a sense of humor.
I am very happy to serve in Swedish and other Scandinavian languages!
Service also in English.
I understand Estonian
Laura Linntamm, DVM, veterinarian
2004 Graduated Estonian University of Life Sciences (Eesti Maaülikool)
2004 Männimäe Loomakliinik
2009-2010 ESAVS Reproduction I-II
2010-2018 Estonian University of Agriculture, Institute of Veterinary Medicine and Livestock Production, lecturer in small animal reproduction course
2012-2019 Järvamaa Vocational College, lecturer in reproductive science
2016–2017 Evidensia Tammisto as a reproduction specialist
2020- Reprovet Animal Clinic
Specialist skills and interests:
- Solving reproductive problems in female and male animals
- Artificial insemination of small animals (also endoscopic) small animal pediatrics
Service in finnish, english and estonian.
Memberships:
Finnish Veterinary Association
European Veterinary Society of Small Animal Reproduction.
Aija Makkonen, DVM, veterinarian
Special interests:
- Animal behavior
- Surgery
More info coming soon!
Veterinary technician Sari Nieminen
clinic manager
2021 Veterinary technician studies, elective studies in Animal Nutrition
2022 Certified Raw Feeding Advisor (Raakaruokintaohjaaja®)
2023 Fear Free Elite® – Low-stress animal handling
2026 Pawsitive Wellness Coach® – Canine Wellness Coach
2026 Certified Animal trainer
2026 Certified Canine Nutritional Therapist (Koiran ravintoterapeutti®)
In 1999, I was granted my kennel name, and ever since, I have consciously strived to promote species-appropriate animal welfare through continuous learning and sharing knowledge. A pet’s holistic well-being begins with their owner, and I am always glad to share and teach how even small adjustments can make a big difference for your pet. We can start with a practice visit for first-time puppies or work on bringing a dog’s stress levels down so that sedatives aren’t necessary just to manage anxiety during a visit.
Feeding doesn’t have to be strictly one-sided—there is also a happy medium between commercial pet food and raw feeding. Especially when managing special diets, having expertise and in-depth knowledge of both feeding styles adds an entirely new level to supporting animal welfare.
Here at RenVet, there are wonderful veterinarians who see nutrition as an opportunity rather than a threat. That’s why I joined the team—looking forward to seeing you!