Dr. Katrina Warren looks 20 years after the leading role with Harry’s practice – and you will never believe her age!

It is 20 years since Harry’s practice has ended, it is run on seven, and since then presenter Dr. Katrina Warren hardly Old per day.

The beloved pet expert got out on one Sydney Park on Thursday with her familiar border Collie Chilli who looks so fresh and youthful as she did in the early nineties.

The Petite Brunette, 57, shone when she joined a small group of volunteers and owners of pets to talk about the mental health benefits of dog -driven exercise.

Dr. Katrina was a regular function on Australian TV screens from 1997 to 2003 and her known face looks remarkably unchanged.

She was suitable for her day of advocacy in a blue skinny jeans and an oversized ‘Mind’s Best Friend’ T-shirt.

She showed off her glowing skin and broad smile when she praised the virtues of regular exercise for a healthy life.

It is 20 years since Harry’s practice has ended, is run on Channel Seven, and since then presenter Dr. Katrina Warren hardly become a day older

The beloved pet expert stepped out on Thursday in a Sydney Park with her trusted Border Collie Chilli, who looked so fresh and youthful as in the early 90s

In research led by shoe company Asics, Katrina said that dogs are the ultimate motivators of the movement, where 65 percent of the owners say that their dog is their most important reason to practice.

Dog owners, Katrina said, are 31 percent more likely to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity and report better mental health care as a result of daily movement.

“It is hard to believe that it is almost 40 years ago that I first started at the Vet School,” Katrina gushed in a post last two weeks, while she shared a photo of her university graduation.

‘Yikes! Here is a throwback for me as a fourth-year veterinarian student-complete with very enthusiastic eyebrows! “She subtitled the mail.

‘I am still so proud to be part of a profession full of people who lead with compassion, friendliness and a relentless dedication to animals’ well -being. It is not always an easy job. ‘

In the comments, journalist Jessica Rowe paid tribute to Katrina’s for many years to the Australian public.

“Thank you for everything you do to keep us well informed, trained and entertained about how you can best take care of our hairy families!” She wrote.

With her border Collie Toby by her side, Katrina became a domestic Australian name in the 90s and early Noughties, with which he argued for responsible pet possession and defending animal welfare causes.

Dr. Katrina Warren is 57 years old and has been a trusted concept and pets expert in Australia since 1994. Shifted graduates from Veterinary School 40 years ago

Dr. Katrina attributes her happy and healthy life to her border collie chili (photo) and said that 65 percent of the owners worldwide agree that their pet is the main reason why they practice

The famous Happy Border Collie, who died in 2010, was the co-star of the 57-year-old on the long-term pets show Harry’s practice of Seven.

“He was part of my identity,” an emotional Katrina told Jessica in the Jess Rowe Big Talk Show in 2024.

They admit that she is still struggling with the loss of her loyal companion, she said listeners: “You just have to go through the grief.”

The vet added that it is important to have people in the neighborhood who can offer support and sympathize.

“Unfortunately we have this world of people who say things like:” It’s just a cat, it’s replaceable, get another “. “

“Those kinds of reactions ensure that people just hide behind a door.”

‘All you can do to manage it is to keep yourself busy. One day the tears become smiling when you think of the memories. ‘

Dog owners, Katrina said, are 31 percent more likely to meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity and report better mental health care as a result of daily movement

Elsewhere in the chat, Jessica asked Katrina why she thought losing an animal is particularly difficult.

“Sadness is sad,” Katrina said, adding that many people have known her that losing a pet was more difficult than losing a family member.

‘They give you unconditional love, they do not judge you and you cannot say about human relationships that are always there.

“Your pets just heat your heart and so we mourn their loss because we are so used to having that joy …”

Katrina became famous on Channel 10 Children’s Program Completely Wild in 1994.

Later she organized Beverly Hills -Veterinarian in 2003 and Housecat Housecall in 2008 on Animal Planet in the US

Since her time in the hit Lifestyle show, Katrina has built up a career as a PET influencer and educator and has 41,000 followers on Instagram.