
OUR VETERINARY EXPERTS




Dr. Angel Brothers
DMV - Alabama
Dr. Brothers graduated from Huntsville High School, went to Lipscomb University in Nashville for a couple of years undergraduate, finished pre-vet studies and graduated from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. She has been in private practice since then.

Janell Dowling
DVM - FL
I’m fortunate to be a contributing factor to the health of all my canine, feline, and avian patients. I have the pleasure of informing my clients of the gold standard of care, while helping my clients manage the health of their pet in a way that is practical for them. No harsh judgements, we all do the best we can. My interests include preventative care, soft tissue surgeries, internal medicine, behavior, dental care, and avian medicine. My clients get medical advice based on their individual circumstances that makes every case and every pet unique.

McGee Leonard
DVM - California
Dr. Leonard is a California holistic veterinarian who is board certified in emergency and critical care medicine, and has extensive experience in veterinary cardiology, nephrology, and neurology. Her interests include trauma, transfusion medicine and mechanical ventilation. Dr. Leonard also has expertise in canine rattlesnake envenomation.

Dr. Alisantosa
DVM - California
Dr. Bernadette Alisantosa completed her MPVM degree at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. Dr. Alisantosa has been serving as a Veterinary reviewer for JoVE Scientific Video journal since 2010.

Erika Halle
DVM - OR
Dr. Erika graduated from Oregon State University in 2010 with her veterinary degree. In addition to all the training that Dr. Erika has completed, the entire 10 years of her professional career experience have been spent in integrative and holistic practice, most of which has been spent in practices that were exclusively integrative.
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