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A native of Oklahoma, Dr. Dahlem received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Oklahoma State University. He has continuously practiced in Southern California since graduation. He has special interest in problems effecting the skin and ears of your pets.

Staying abreast of the newest developments in Veterinary Medicine is high on Dr. Dahlem's priority list. He frequently attends continuing education seminars and encourages his staff to do the same.

Dr. Dahlem has spent many hours assembling a highly trained, caring staff to assist him in giving the finest possible care for your loving pets. He is always available for consultation about any problem you may face.

Dr. Horn, a graduate of the School of Veterinary Medicine at UC Davis, returned to Orange County, which he always called home. Before veterinary school, he received a bachelor's degree in biology from California State University, Long Beach with an emphasis in molecular biology.

Dr. Horn has a special interest in internal medicine and is well versed in exotic animal medicine and dermatology.

Dr. Horn has a special interest in preventative medicine and education of pet owners of how to ensure a good, healthy, quality life for their pets. Dr. Horn takes special care to make sure that owners are well educated about what is going on with their pets.

Dr. Slaton, was raised in Northern California, attended University of California Davis undergraduate where she earned two bachelor of science dergrees, one in Medical Microbiology, the other in Neuropsychology. She then decided to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Slaton received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She then retuned to California to practice small animal medicine.

Dr. Slaton has developed special interests in internal medicine, especially endocrinology, acupuncture and ultrasound.

She enjoys spending time with clients both ensuring they understand how to care for their pets every day needs as well as any special needs that may become necessary with age and disease.

Dr. Slaton has two dogs and one cat, so she takes pride in playing a special role in the bond between pets and their families.