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Jennifer Stewart, DVM . Dr. Jennifer Stewart graduated from the University of Missouri-College of Veterinary Medicine in 1989 after receiving a dual major in Biology and Psychology focusing on animal behavior. Academic interests included the study of comparative endocrinology, comparative pathology and bacteriology. After graduation, Dr. Stewart participated in a private practice in Las Vegas, Nevada for three years working with specialists in surgery, dermatology, veterinary dentistry and practice management. Joining a friend in Southern California, Dr. Stewart managed and purchased Rancho Del Oro Veterinary Hospital in Oceanside, California where she developed a strong relationship with her clientele and their amazing pets. In order to focus on possible administrative roles or developing a specialty, Dr. Stewart sold Rancho Del Oro Veterinary Hospital in 2000. Dr. Stewart has served the animal sheltering community in San Diego County
and Orange County and participated with rescue organizations for animal care
and placement in private practice. Her continued interests include public
health, infectious disease, animal behavior and the human-animal bond to promote
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Jenny Schiebert, DVM After graduating magna cum laude from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, Dr. Schiebert earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of California at Davis. Dr. Schiebert worked as an associate veterinarian in private practice before deciding to fulfill her lifelong dream and open her own hospital. In April 1997, Dr. Schiebert became the chief of staff and owner of Shadowridge Veterinary Hospital, transforming the 1800 square foot clinic into a state of the art full service veterinary hospital. In May 1999, Dr. Schiebert expanded to create the unique Creature Comforts Pet Hotel, the first full service luxury cage free pet hotel in San Diego County. Dr. Schiebert expanded the practice once again in 2003, moving the practice across the street to a 3600 square foot building with an enclosed 6000 square foot yard designed to accommodate all the state of the art equipment and special needs of the ever growing practice. As the elected President of the San Diego County Veterinary Medical Association in 2005, Dr.Schiebert helped organize numerous continuing education conferences for local veterinarians. Dr. Schiebert has been elected to the board for the past 11 years and continues to strives to stay current with the latest advances in veterinary medicine and treatments. When not helping patients, Dr. Schiebert spends her spare time with her husband Gene and their two daughters, Allyse and Jessica. Their "family" of pets includes 2 rescue Greyhounds, "Hicoyte" and "Daffodil" , and an exuberant Chocolate Lab named "Calypso", who can be seen daily at the office. In addition, three cats, "Abby" & "Mimzy", "Charlie Brown", help to keep the bed warm at night. Together, Gene and Jenny enjoy watching movies, riding mountain bikes, scuba diving and water skiing! |
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Heather, Nursing Supervisor
When Heather was 5 she told her grandmother she wanted to work with animals and she feels proud that she was able to keep that promise! Heather has a small zoo at home: a corgi named Nala, 2 chihuahua-mix dogs named Bubba and Moegley, a kitty named Stewart Little, and 2 red-eared slider turtles named Jimmy and Jane. |
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Cara, Nurse Cara’s favorite part of working at Shadowridge is the bond we strive to have with each and every one of our clients and patients. She loves the opportunity to forge a relationship with the patients she treats and their parents and be an active part of their wellness and illnesses. Cara loves that every day here is a new learning experience and is proud to say she loves her job!! |
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James, Nursing Assistant & Pet Care Specialist
James grew up with animals and states this as the reason he became interested in working in animal medicine. Also, in his own words “the staff at Shadowridge Vet is awesome!!” In his off hours James spends his time fixing up his truck and playing with his kitty “Smelly Cat” a domestic short hair mouser that lives at his grandmother’s house and studying up on animal restraint and husbandry. |
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Amy, Nursing, Reception and Pet Care Assistant You need only to spend a few moments with Amy to know that her love for animals is deep and profound. After seeing her amazing work ethic and how quickly she learned we offered her a paying position in our hospital. Since then she has become an integral part of this hospital and although we encourage her every day we will sorely miss her when she leaves us to enter Veterinary school which is her ultimate goal. If you have children you might want to ask for Amy to be your nurse as she sometimes uses her training as an entertainer to occupy small children who have become bored with the veterinary process. Amy has two pets, Bacon and Eggs, a terrier mix and kitty respectively. She also recently gave birth to a beautiful young lady called Eleanor who is the light of momma and daddy’s eyes. |
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