Allison Kearney, DVM

Dr. Kearney is born and raised in California where her love for animals began at the young age of 8 when her girl scout troop started volunteering in an animal shelter. Since then, there hasn't been a period of time where she was not involved in some type of animal-related volunteer work, until she discovered her passion could translate into a career. She recognized her love for animals was beyond those of her peers at a young age, as she convinced her parents to allow her to have a menagerie of pets, including cats, hermit crabs, lizards, rats, mice, a hamster, a guinea pig, and a red-eared slider turtle.

Dr. Kearney received her bachelor's degree in biochemistry and cellular biology from UC San Diego. She attended veterinary school at St. George's University on the beautiful island of Grenada and completed her clinical rotations at Utrecht University in The Netherlands. While in veterinary school, Dr. Kearney participated in zoonotic disease research and completed an area of focus in One Health Medicine. She also participated in Green Consortium, an organization focused on how to incorporate greener practices into veterinary medicine.

During her free time, Dr. Kearney enjoys hanging out with her cats and birds, cooking, trying new restaurants, and shopping or thrifting. When given the chance, Dr. Kearney loves to travel, often also scuba diving, which allows her to see some of the most incredible places on earth from below the ocean's surface.

Dr. Kearney's interests in veterinary medicine are always evolving, with current interests being preventative medicine, ocular disorders, feline medicine, and dental surgery. She loves to stay up to date on the newest information coming out in the field of veterinary medicine and any emerging diseases that could affect our pets or ourselves.