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Dr. Erik Ask
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Professional Degrees:
- Bachelor’s Degree in biology and animal physiology – Cornell University
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – Cornell University
Professional Associations:
- AAFP (American Association of Feline Practitioners)
- AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association)
- AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association)
Special Interests:
- Laser Surgery
- Internal Medicine
- Pain management
- Senior medicine
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Dr. Erik Ask’s destiny as a feline only veterinarian was decided very early in life by his first Siamese cat, Flicka, as his crib was her preferred sleeping spot. Since those early months, Dr. Ask’s life has been cat oriented. His cat preferred life was made official in 2004 when he received his Degree in Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University. He has practiced feline exclusive medicine since graduation in several exceptional feline hospitals. During this time, he had the unique opportunity to hone his medical and surgical skills and incorporate the latest veterinary technology into his medicine. He became the owner of Cats Only Veterinary Hospital in 2008 after purchasing the hospital from Dr. Carolyn Wooley.
Dr. Erik Ask lives with three cats (Gizmo, Abby and Zoe) and two dogs (Brittany, Prince). When he is not practicing medicine, he enjoys cooking, camping, hiking and reading.
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Dr. Elizabeth Knighton
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Professional Degrees:
- Bachelor’s Degree in biochemstry – Harvard University
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine –University of Pennsylvania
Professional Associations:
- AAFP (American Association of Feline Practitioners)
- AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association)
- AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association)
- PVMA (Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association)
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Dr. Elizabeth Knighton received her undergraduate degree from Harvard University and then worked for a year as a volunteer teacher at an elementary school in Massachusetts. She went on to obtain her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She has described a previously unrecognized genetic disorder in her cat Scribbles that makes him part male and part female. The scientific paper describing Scribbles' disease was published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
When she is not practicing feline medicine, she enjoys spending time with her two sons, taking ballet classes and playing with her two cats. |
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