Internal Medicine
Common Upper Airway Conditions in Dogs and Cats
Upper respiratory conditions in companion animals are complex and require appropriate understanding in order to provide optimal prognosis.
About the Author
Anna has been working in both academia and private practice since graduating with her AAS from Bel-Rea Institute in 2003 and then further completing her BS from Purdue University in 2006. While in academia she has focused a majority of her interests on canine physical therapy, wound healing and stem cell therapy. Anna currently spends her time working as an oncology technician at Newtown Veterinary Specialists in Newtown, Connecticut. In her down time she enjoys spending time on her family farm with her three children, husband, five dogs, one cat, and a variety of farm animals.
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