Our Veterinarians
Dr. Debra Chen
Dr. Debra Chen has lived in many places from Boston, Massachusetts to Hsin-chu, Taiwan, to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and finally to settling here in San Jose, California. A graduate of the University of Minnesota: College of Veterinary Medicine, her special interests include preventative care, pet travel preparation, soft tissue surgery, and orthopedic surgeries such as fracture repairs and TPLOs.
Dr. Chen shares her home with her husband, two laid-back brown tabby cats, and her Formosan Mountain Dog. Her hobbies include dancing, camping, traveling, and sampling exotic cuisines. Dr. Chen is fluent in Mandarin Chinese, so please come by to say "ni hao"! 來跟我打聲招呼!
Dr. Amanda Wang
Dr. Amanda Wang grew up in the Bay Area and graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, she promptly returned to the sunshine of the Bay Area with her pit bull, Arrow. She has a special interest in behavior and orthopedic surgeries. Dr. Wang enjoys playing video/board games and dragging her couch potato dog out for walks.
Dr. Duha Murad
Dr. Duha Murad is a graduate of Baghdad University, Iraq. After finishing veterinary school, she came to the US with her husband and then went through a rigorous training process, obtaining her veterinary license in the US. She finished small animal externships at several teaching hospitals, including Angel Memorial in Boston. She then completed a small animal internship at East Bay Veterinary Specialists, where she immersed herself in small animal internal medicine and emergency. Her special interests include small animal internal medicine and ultrasound. At her leisure time, Dr. Murad enjoys oil painting, collecting rustic pottery, and reading. Dr. Murad lives with her husband and her little boy, Ramiz, in Menlo Park.
Dr. Cam Do
Dr. Cam Do grew up in the Bay Area and has been practicing small animal medicine since 2017. She graduated from St. George’s University and then completed her clinical year at the University of Minnesota. Her special interests include dermatology and soft tissue surgery. She has also worked at a shelter medicine performing high volume elective surgeries. She enjoys giving back to the community through community outreach programs for low cost pet care.
Dr. Do resides in Almaden Valley with her husband, young daughter, and two dogs. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, trying new restaurants, hiking, and traveling. She is also an avid aroid plant collector.
Dr. Eileen Wang
Dr. Eileen is a Fremont native. She graduated from Washington State University and practiced in Southern California for 15 years before moving back to the Bay Area. She is passionate about behavior, preventative medicine, and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Eileen shares her home with her husband, kids, cat, transient rescue animals, and chickens. During her free time, she enjoys rock climbing, playing ultimate frisbee, and being in the great outdoors.
Dr. Natalie Sun
Dr. Natalie Sun hails from the Bay Area and dabbled in ecological research on the east coast and Taiwan before graduating from the University of California, Davis: School of Veterinary Medicine. She is passionate about treating dogs and cats at every stage of life and her special interests include preventative care, behavior, and surgery. In her free time, Dr. Sun enjoys racket sports, playing games with her family and friends, and cuddling with her two mischievous cats, Niko and Doja.
Dr. Jennifer Yip
Dr. Jennifer Yip is a Bay Area native and graduated from Western University of Health Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine. She loves preventative medicine with a special interest in client education, dermatology, senior pet care, and behavior/low stress pet handling.
Dr. Yip has a soft spot for Chihuahuas, especially the spicy seniors. Outside of work, Dr. Yip enjoys hiking, playing badminton, traveling, and watching movies with her husband and her pup, Zen.
Dr. Mark Doty
Dr. Mark Doty grew up in a small town in southwest Ohio and attended The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 2009. Soon after, he started practicing at a 9 doctor hospital in Cincinnati, gaining exposure to both general practice and emergency medicine. In 2012, he and his wife moved to San Francisco, where he practiced in Pacifica and San Jose before starting Warm Springs Pet Hospital in 2016. Dr. Doty has a special interest in orthopedic surgery and has received extensive advanced training in ACL knee repair (TPLO, CBLO, TTA-2, IsoLock CrCL, lateral suture) as well as in patellar luxation repair and angular limb deformities. Dr. Doty lives in Cupertino with his wife (Ming) and 2 daughters (Penny and Jenny).