Born in Seattle, Dr Stacy is a third generation Washingtonian whose family has always included at least one cat. After growing up in Bothell and attending the University of Washington (go Huskies!) for her undergraduate studies, Stacy was still unsure of what direction to go. It took a few years for the idea of becoming a vet to develop but once it did it was clearly the path to take. Dr Stacy ... more urned home to the western side of the state following her graduation from WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine and began practicing.

After several years of working at small animal private practices and non-profit animal shelters, Dr Stacy became increasingly interested in additional modalities to help her patients. It was clear that western medicine alone could not always provide the help and comfort needed to our pets. In 2014 she attended an acupuncture course based on TCVM through the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS) and immediately saw results for her patients through it's application. A Chi Institute TCVM Food Therapy course in 2017 has broadened her knowledge and added more tools to help patients. Although not yet officially trained in Chinese herb therapy, Dr Stacy has also been using herbs with some patients and seeing positive results.

2018 brings the excitement of starting a new business focused on bringing together the best of east and west for the benefit of not only our pets but those who love and support them! less