Always By Your Side

Dr. Nava graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008, with honors. She has been with the Lansing Animal Hospital team since 20XX and loves the family-like atmosphere our clinic offers.

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a doctor when I grew up. But growing up on a farm, I loved being around animals and find them very comforting. So, I decided to become a veterinarian. My goal for every patient visit is to make sure the client feels comfortable with the treatment plan. While I know what may be best for the animal, it’s important that the plan work for the family, their budget and lifestyle. I try to live by the saying ‘Treat others as you would like to be treated’.

Dr. Nava and her husband have twin boys and two Akita dogs. In her free time, she enjoys Muay Thai Kickboxing.

Jessica moved here from California about 6 years ago with my whole family. She has 2 fur babies; Dante (rottweiler) and Motita (chihuahua). Motis is about 11 years old and is Jessica’s everything. She acquired Dante when he was born in mid 2019 and he is a great guard dog. Jessica had never worked in this field before Lansing but has cared for animals her entire life. As a receptionist she has come to learn more about how to take care of and treat animals better. She will continue her education in the medical field for people as well as animals.

My name is Lidia Gonzalez and I have been working in the field for at 6 years. I recently move to Indiana from California with my family and rotties. My goal is to help any patient in need as well as owners with any concerns about their pets. I love taking care of my furry friends and I like to make them feel comfortable when they come in to the clinic. Some of my other favorite things to do are hinking with my family and two rotties (Ikki and Esmeralda), play soccer, watch anime with my kids and read a good book.

My name is Katelyn and I have been working with animals for about three years now as I continue with my education for veterinary science. I am currently going to school at Saint Mary’s College to obtain a bachelor’s degree in molecular/cell biology. I have a chihuahua mix named Snickers and pug named Sasha. I enjoy spending time outside, in addition to spending time with my family and animals. The daily dose of 400 mg of Modafinil is too high. You shouldn’t exceed the daily dosage. Depending on the manufacturer, it varies from 80 to 200 mg of active substance. .

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