About Us : Our Doctors & Staff

MEET OUR TEAM!!

Jennifer L. Casey Hodge, DVM and Owner

 


I graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst with a Bachelors Degree in Animal Science.  I graduated from the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine, following a lifetime dream of becoming a small animal veterinarian.  After spending my first two years in general small animal practice, I joined the staff at the Cat Clinic of Cary in 2001 due to my love for cats and my interest in feline veterinary medicine.  On May 1, 2006 I became the proud new owner of the Cat Clinic of Cary.  I am the proud mom of 7 dogs (Shar Pei “Paddie”, Yellow Lab “Klesko”, Pugs “Otis”, “Percie”, and “Jackson”, Chocolate Lab “Cody”, and Beagle/Jack Russel mix “Reuben”) and 6 cats (“Clyde”, “Timmie”, “Jellie”, “Willie”, “Milo”, and "Weenie").  My special interest lies in the care of special needs pets and as a result, eight of my babies have some sort of medical ailment that requires special care. On my days off from the Cat Clinic, I spend time at Camp Musart, a trackout camp for children, teaching about routine pet and veterinary care and how to play the recorder.

  

 
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MEET OUR STAFF!!






Gail Reichert


I have been part of the Cat Clinic of Cary family since March, 2010.  I moved to the area from New York to be closer to family members as well as to enjoy the beautiful weather North Carolina is notorious for.  I received my degree in veterinary technology in 1998 from SUNY Delhi in New York.  I was employed as a Registered Veterinary Technician for 12 years before moving to North Carolina.  I am fortunate to be a part of the  Cat Clinic team where I am able to continue to utilize my professional skills as well as enjoy all the wonderful cats we see on a daily basis.  I am the proud mom of three feline family members, all of which are orange and white in color and incredibly spoiled.  I am also the owner of a special needs kitty named “Eyegone”. “Eyegone” was abandoned as a kitten at a veterinary hospital I worked at in New York.  He suffered from a severe herpes virus infection affecting his eyes which resulted in the surgical removal of one of his eyes and left him with partial vision in the other eye.  I am glad to say that despite his disability, “Eyegone” is now 11 years old and has been able to live a normal, happy life.


Kelly Johnson (picture and biography coming soon)

Valerie Berard (picture and biography coming soon)

Marie Gibbons (picture and biography coming soon)

Sarah Johnson (picture and biography coming soon)
Robin Krotzer (picture and biography coming soon)