Mon–Fri: 7am–6pm
Sat: 8am–6pm
(Appointments available every other Saturday, please call ahead to schedule.)
Urgent Care
Sun–Tue: 10am–8pm
Every other Sat: 10am–8pm
(Saturday: Call to confirm hours.)
Mon–Fri: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Appointments available every other Saturday, please call ahead to schedule.)
Urgent Care Hours:
Sun–Tues: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thurs: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Fri: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sat: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Meet Our Team
Dr. Allison DeWitt
General Practice Veterinarian & Feline Advocate
Dr. DeWitt is a Washington state native who is now a Gig Harbor local! She graduated with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from WSU, go cougars! She takes a special interest in feline medicine and ensures to create a calm and soothing environment to minimize any stress that comes along with visiting the Vet. She also enjoys the special care that comes along with geriatric patients. When she is not catering to her six kitties and Wallace, her very fluffy puppy, she enjoys the outdoors.
Dr. Jessica Cooper
General Practice Veterinarian
I’ve wanted to be a veterinarian since I was 4 years old; as a child I found I connected with animals faster and easier than I did with people, being a very shy and introverted person. Having a mother who was an RN also exposed me to medicine, which I found to be fascinating. When I found out I could pursue a career that allowed me to combine medicine with my love/affinity for animals, there was no other choice out there for me. Initially I went to veterinary school at Washington State University with the hopes of becoming an equine surgeon but found that I enjoyed the aspects of mixed animal medicine immensely so started my veterinary career in mixed animal practice. After working with anything from dogs, cats, and rabbits to horses, cattle, and alpacas for 8 years, I decided it was time to move my focus to my small animal patients, leading me to move to small animal practice.
Since that time, I’ve grown more in love with surgery along with improving the human-animal bond between my patients and clients. While the stresses and expectations of this field present their challenges daily, I find It is a privilege to be able to care for so many amazing pets and connect with their owners in the process. My husband and I have 3 dogs of our own, Kaia (husky/corgi mix), Mr. Bear (Min. Pin./Dachshund mix), and Yeller (Yellow lab) that pretty much run our house; of the 3, Kaia is the absolute princess of the castle and tends to be my partner in crime. I love all dogs but admit that I have a healthy obsession with corgis and if allowed, I would have my own herd of wiggle-butts. When I’m not working you can typically find me absorbed in a good book (fiction/fantasy/Sci. Fi.), enjoying time with friends/family, getting into trouble with my pup Kaia, camping with my husband and our team of dogs, or traveling to new places.
Dr. Elizabeth Dunfield
General Practice Veterinarian
Dr. Elizabeth Dunfield received her undergraduate degree in biochemistry and biophysics from Oregon State University, and her veterinary degree from the University of Wisconsin in 2018. Following veterinary school, she completed a one-year medicine and surgery internship at the University of Minnesota and then gained specialized training in oncology at the University of Illinois.
Dr. Dunfield’s love for the Pacific Northwest brought her to Washington State where she has been working in primary care since. When not working, Dr. Dunfield enjoys running, biking, soccer, and any kind of puzzle. Her border collie mix, Zeke, loves to join on outdoor adventures! Dr. Dunfield’s veterinary interests include oncology, internal medicine, geriatric care and the human animal bond.
Dr. Will Kazokas
Urgent Care Veterinarian
Dr. Will Kazokas IV, a Florida native, found appreciation for the West Coast after attending undergrad at California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, and swiftly returned after graduating veterinary school at the University of Florida. With a passion for critical care, he is happy to be here to care for our more urgent and time sensitive cases.
Outside of work, he can be found on the water, in his garden, or cooking.
Dr. Ortrun Morlan
Veterinarian
Bio & image coming soon!
Dr. Bertie Neumeister
Veterinarian
Dr. Bertie Neumeister enjoys working with owners and their pets to make the best decisions for the health of their pets and strengthen the human animal bond. She has a special interest in cat behavior, nutrition, spay/neuter surgeries, Urgent Care and dentistry. She is Fear-Free Certified and a Certified Cat Friendly Veterinarian.
Dr Neumeister grew up in California. She completed her bachelor’s degree in biology at San Jose State University. After several years working in the human medical field, including a stint as a deputy coroner in Reno, NV, she returned to school and completed a PhD in Reproductive Physiology, (working with llamas) with a minor in Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University. She then made the cross-country trek to Ohio State University Veterinary School graduating in 2003. Since completing a one-year internship in medicine and surgery in 2004, she has worked in private practice and shelter medicine in California and Washington.
She moved to Washington in 2017 and spent 4 years working in Silverdale and Kingston. She then spent three years in Spokane, before returning to the beautiful west side of Washington and now lives in Port Ludlow. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, crafting and, most of all, bowling. Her daughter is a software engineer and lives in Snohomish and is the reason Dr Neumeister moved to Washington in 2017. They enjoy their annual summer vacation in Whistler BC every July for hiking, biking and fine dining. She shares her home with three cats and two dogs who keep life interesting.