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Volume 6
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April 2009 |
Big news this month from Gentle Care Animal Hospital! Starting in May we have TWO incredible doctors joining our team. I have included a picture and short biography as an introduction to you, our valued pet parents. Both of these doctors have combined experience of around 20 years in the veterinary field. They both bring a unique experience to our practice and I know you will immediately feel comfortable with both of them. That being said, let’s start the introductions! Best Wishes, |
In This Newsletter Introducing: Dr. Krahn Introducing: Dr. Parker April Reminders From the PetRepair.com Blog Coming Next Month: |
Dr. Diona L. Krahn grew up nearby in Rockingham, NC. She graduated from Meredith College with a bachelors degree in biology and a minor in chemistry. She then attended North Carolina College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated from there in 1998. Since her graduation, Dr Krahn has been providing care for small animals in the Cary/Apex area. During her years in practice, Dr. Krahn has obtained advanced training and experience in veterinary dentistry. She also has a special interest in endocrine disease. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, The North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association, and The American Veterinary Dental Society. Outside of small animal practice, Dr. Krahn enjoys yoga, cycling, hiking, being outdoors and spending time with her family. The Krahn family includes Dr. Krahn and her husband, two young active boys - Xander and Cael, two cats - Bob and Abigail, and a Whippet named Cooper.
Dr Jennifer Parker is originally from Columbia, SC. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Duke University and then attended the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine. After completing her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2000 she practiced small animal medicine in Statesville, NC for 4 years. Dr. Parker then moved to Houston, Texas where she has worked for the last 5 years. Dr. Parker recently relocated back to North Carolina and will join Gentle Care Animal Hospital in May 2009. She lives in Cary with her husband, Eric, two daughters, Caroline and Lauren, and two dogs, Jack and Georgia. 
April Reminders Heartworm Disease, fleas, and ticks continue to be a threat all year long in North Carolina, but incidents increase significantly with warmer weather. Please keep your dogs and cats on year round prevention!
Coming Next Month: Spotty the Goat We hope you are enjoying the e-newsletter and would love your input on things you would like to see and read about! Please feel free to email us your suggestions, ideas, and pictures at Info@PetRepair.com. Join us next month as we share the story of Spotty the Goat - an April favorite on WRAL Pet Photos! Wags & Shakes,
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Introducing: Dr. Krahn
Introducing: Dr. Parker
From the PetRepair.com Blog