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Dr. Brent Johnson, Practice Owner
Dr. Johnson earned his doctorate at Iowa State, and then returned to his native home in the Pacific Northwest to share his passion for medicine. He focuses on preventative medicine and owner education for small animals, birds, and exotics. Dr. Johnson also specializes in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery using the latest technologies and procedures. An active family man, Dr. Johnson also enjoys sports and fishing. His family also shares their home with Squire the pug, Cabo the blue-fronted Amazon, and Chub-Chub and Snowflake the hamsters. |
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Dr. Michelle Nemeth
Dr. Nemeth received her doctorate in veterinary medicine from Washington State University in 2006. She is passionate about working up challenging internal medicine cases and performing surgery. She grew up in Southern Idaho but loves it here in Western Washington. Outside of the hospital, Dr. Nemeth enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, watching men's college basketball and staying fit with various activities. She shares her life with two shelter cats she adopted during veterinary school. George is a geriatric Persian who is a gentle soul. Felix is a young tabby, best described as a "good boy who does bad things." |
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Dr. Meghan Clancy
Dr. Clancy is the newest Veterinarian at Northwest Animal Care. She was born and raised in New York, earning her B.S. from Sienna College. Dr. Clancy went on to earn her Masters Degree at Hunter College in Manhattan before attending Veterinary School St. Georges' University in Grenada. She attended her clinical rotations in North Carolina before moving to Everett, WA. In addition to her regular duties at the hospital, Dr. Clancy makes use of our underwater treadmill to treat patients in our Rehabilitation and Spa. She has an ongoing interest in rehabilitation medicine/therapy, internal medicine and surgery. Away from the hospital she enjoys skiing, hiking and baking. She has two cats, Biscuit and Alonzo, a high-energy Husky-Shepherd mix named Reggie and a Golden Retriever named Bear. |
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Dr, Kathryn Weinrauch
Dr. Weinrauch has been a practicing veterinarian for four years receiving her BVMS from the University of Glasgow in Scotland , near to where she was born and raised in Hamilton. Much of her previous experience has been with the Haven Veterinary Group in Hull , England. In 2007, she moved to the Seattle area with her husband Steve, and has served as the Lead Veterinarian at another Veterinary Hospital in the Seattle area for most of the past two years. Besides dogs and cats, she treats ferrets, rabbits, rats and guinea pigs! She loves internal medicine and surgery; she has performed some orthopedics and wants to expand her expertise in this area. Her hobbies include training her five dogs; 2 Border Terriers, a Scottish Terrier, an English Working Cocker Spaniel and a mixed-breed named Bug. |