She received her Masters in Veterinary Medicine from the same institute in She worked in Bombay at a small animal clinic and was an active member with a non-profit organization that helped rescue and treat animals and plants.
She then proceeded to complete a 1year internship and ECFVG certification in small and large animal medicine and surgery from Oklahoma State University in She became certified for its use, and it is now a part of her integrative protocol.
Dahanukar also has a special interest in Feline medicine and surgery and is an advocate of feline health and preventive medicine at the clinic. She lives with her 5 cats, all rescues from the clinic.
Occasionally you may see one of her paintings hanging on the walls of the Clinic. Jessica Stangl grew up in rural western Oklahoma on a farm, where she first developed her love for animals. Growing up, she participated in 4-H and played sports. After graduating from Lomega High School, she completed her undergraduate degree in biology at St. She graduated with her doctorate of veterinary medicine from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Stangl has an interest in small animal surgery and small mammal exotics.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her dog Maggie, hiking, reading, and making arts and crafts. Shockey grew up in a rural community north of Ft. Worth, but quickly fell in love with west Texas upon attending Texas Tech University for her undergraduate degree. During her time as an undergraduate, she worked for Key Animal Clinic as a veterinary technician under Dr.
