Dr. Patricia Simon, DVM, MPH, DACVPM

“My mission is to build long-term, sustainable relationships by providing a healthy, friendly, and safe atmosphere that is focused on my clients and their pets.”

– Dr. Simon

10+ Years of surgical experience
DVM Doctorate from Michigan State University
Board Certified in Veterinary Preventive Medicine
MPH Masters in Public Health

Dr. Patricia Simon is a rare surgeon with comprehensive knowledge, experience, and proficiency in a range of orthopedic and advanced soft tissue procedures, specializing in Tibial-Plateau-Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery.

Dr. Simon always puts the welfare of her patients first and she knows that this is best achieved by providing the highest quality medicine available. Her standard practice always includes low stress handling methods, the most advanced pain control, and comprehensive post-operative care. Dr. Simon only recommends procedures that are in the best interest of the patient. Her goal is to get your pet back to their healthy, playful self, so her medical advice will always be made with that in mind. 

In addition to orthopedics, Dr. Simon also has a background in preventative health; she obtained her Master’s in Public Health and is Board Certified in American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine. When you bring your pet to Dr. Simon, you can be sure that every aspect of your pet’s health is assessed and evaluated.

As scientific research and technology advance, Dr. Simon makes a point to stay up to date with the latest techniques and equipment. She regularly engages in continuing education courses with top surgeons, on a global-level, to fine-tune her skills. In fact, Dr. Simon often receives compliments on her careful incision lines, which can be important for post-operative wound healing, not to mention the enhanced cosmetic aesthetics.  

And, on a personal note, Dr. Simon is an avid cat-lover who loves spending time with her two rescues, Jelly Bean and LBK (short for Little Boy Kitty). She also has a big rescue pit named Stoopy (stands for “Stupid Happy”).