Dr. Ana Pantin earned her DVM and Master of Public Health from Cornell University, following undergraduate degrees in biology and theatre arts from the University of Miami. She has worked in veterinary medicine since 2014, beginning in wildlife medicine and rehabilitation, primarily with birds of prey. Her work in wildlife conservation, including research in Tajikistan, inspired her to pursue public health and explore the connection between animal, human, and environmental health.
Dr. Pantin especially enjoys helping pets and their families manage behavioral concerns and chronic pain. She considers it an honor to support the special bond between people and their pets and finds it especially rewarding when helping a pet also brings relief to their family. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Pantin is a thespian at heart who loves storytelling, singing, and the occasional game of Dungeons & Dragons. She shares her home with two ferrets, Tequila and Kahlua, and two Dalmatians, Mimosa and Malibu.
