The people your pet will actually see.
Three veterinarians and a nursing team who take the time to explain and genuinely love the animals in front of them.
Our veterinarians
Our nursing and assistant team
Behind every doctor is a team of nurses, assistants and client-care staff who make the visit calm and the follow-up easy.
Jason Kush
Veterinary Assistant
Jason keeps patients stable under anesthesia and scrubs in for procedures, which is the part of the job he is proudest of. He is working toward becoming a CVT, with an eye on surgical or anesthetic specialization. Off the clock it is video games and movies, and the odd audiobook, usually with Hannah, his lab mix.
Cindy Lopez-Mueller
Veterinary Assistant
Cindy is a certified Pet Loss Grief Support Specialist. Ask what she is proudest of and the answer is advocating for the animals she loves, and keeping pets and their people together for as long as possible. She keeps hobby aquariums, and spends her time off hiking, camping and canoeing, at home with Bolo, Pancake and Nymph.
Allyson Lambert
Kennel Assistant
Allyson draws up and administers vaccines, assists with anesthesia, and handles restraint, which with a frightened animal is a skill rather than a chore. She plans to pursue her Veterinary Technician Certification. Her free time goes on being outdoors, concerts, and a thorough TV binge, shared with Olive, an eleven year old black lab, Ozzy the tuxedo cat, and Clark the gray tabby.
Katrina
Certified Veterinary Nurse
Ana Chuprykava
Veterinary Assistant
Esther
Office Manager
Gina
Client Service Representative
Gineya
Veterinary Assistant
Jailine
Client Service Representative
Mandy
Veterinary Nurse
More of the team, local and remote, are being added here as we collect photos and consent.
You can meet a vet before you become a client.
Book a complimentary fifteen minute meet and greet with one of our doctors. You see the practice, you ask whatever you want, and you find out whether we are the right fit for you and your pet. There is no exam, no fee, and nothing to sign.
Choosing a veterinarian is a long term decision and most people make it from a website. This is the alternative.
Fifteen minutes with a doctor
Not a tour with the front desk. An actual veterinarian, answering actual questions.
No exam, no charge
This is not a consultation and nothing is examined. It is a conversation, and it is free.
Bring the questions you feel silly asking
About cost, about a second opinion, about whether a procedure is really needed. Those are the good ones.
Come meet them in person.
Real time availability, no deposit, no credit card. It takes under a minute.