Dr. Mike Pfeifer graduated from Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 1983. After working for a busy east side practice for seven years, Dr. Mike opened Inglemoor Animal Hospital in 1991 as a small, solo practice which quickly grew thanks to the support of the Kenmore community. In adherence of his visions to provide care, Dr. Pfeifer strives to break down and explain medical and surgical conditions so that our clients stay informed about decisions regarding the health of their pets. That dream, along with hard work and dedication, has blossomed into a busy, six-doctor practice. Pets, now more than ever, are important members of the family, and Dr. Mike strives to provide quality care for both our patients and their owners. (His two golden retrievers, Rooney and Beau, are featured on our home page!)

Dr. Cassy Chatterson graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. She finished her clinical year at the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, Dr. Chatterson practiced emergency medicine at a busy practice in St. Louis. After a year of excitement, stress, and 12-hour shifts, she moved to Ohio and settled into small animal practice. She absolutely loves the interaction and bond she is able to form with the patients and the clients.

Dr. Jessica Vammen graduated from Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. In the past she has volunteered for spay/neuter projects at PAWS, Palouse Feral Cat Project, and RAVS (Rural Area Veterinary Services) in Arizona. She has worked at Inglemoor Animal Hospital since the summer of 2007, where she enjoys working with small animals and the people who love them.

Dr. Kristin Kemper graduated from Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. Following graduation, Dr. Kemper served as a general practitioner in the Pacific Northwest, and focuses not only on cats and dogs but rabbits and guinea pigs as well. She loves witnessing and supporting the bond shared between people and their pets, and emphasizing preventative care.

Dr. Martin joined Inglemoor Animal Hospital after graduating first in his class from Oregon State's College of Veterinary Medicine in June 2011. He grew up on the Eastside, attending the University of Washington for his undergraduate studies and spent several years working as a microbiologist for Phoenix Central Laboratories in Everett prior to starting vet school. His interests include small animal internal medicine and clinical pathology. In his spare time, Dr. Martin enjoys spending time with his wife, Kim, and their two Labradors, Satchmo, and Lucy. During the summer, he likes to hike and fly fish in the Cascades. He is also an avid football fan.

Dr. Andrew Wicklund was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Stanford University. He graduated from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine and began working at Inglemoor Animal Hospital in 2015. His professional interests include surgery, preventive medicine, and working with patients and clients to strengthen and preserve the human-animal bond. In his free time, Dr. Wicklund enjoys exploring and getting outdoors in the Pacific Northwest. He also likes to travel, be on the water, and spend time with his family --both two and four-legged.