Nadia Moline

Dr. Moline has been practicing small animal general medicine since 2016, bringing a compassionate, detail-oriented approach to every patient they treat. Growing up in Puerto Rico, Dr. Moline developed a deep love for animals while caring for local wildlife and strays. After losing a childhood cat, Coquí, to a rare illness despite their best efforts, they dedicated their life to veterinary medicine with a clear mission: to ensure every pet receives the highest standard of care and every owner feels fully supported.

Dr. Moline earned their Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from Western University of Health Sciences in California. They specialize in managing chronic health conditions in general practice—a field that demands a highly personalized, thoughtful approach. Their primary clinical interests include preventive care, internal medicine, feline medicine, dentistry, and parasitology. To provide gentle, cutting-edge care, Dr. Moline holds advanced certifications and training in:

• Fear Free & Feline-Friendly Handling

• Point-of-Care Ultrasound (GFAST & VetBlue protocols)

• RECOVER CPR Certification

• NAVC Certified Pet Nutrition Coaching

Care Philosophy

Dr. Moline believes that exceptional veterinary care is a true partnership between the veterinarian and the client. When you step into the exam room, you can expect an inviting, open space where your concerns are heard and your questions are welcomed. By taking into account each family’s unique perspective and capabilities, Dr. Moline fine-tunes individualized treatment plans that prioritize the pet's best interests. Their ultimate goal for every visit is for pet parents to leave feeling heard, fully informed, and confident in their pet's care plan.

The most rewarding part of their work is seeing a patient’s health and quality of life visibly improve, while giving pet parents peace of mind knowing their family member was treated with genuine kindness and respect. Dr. Moline also gives back to the broader animal community through active involvement with the Spay Neuter Network and the SPCA.

Life Outside the Clinic

At home, Dr. Moline shares life with a lively crew of rescue pets:

• Merlin: An exceptionally smart (and delightfully bonkers) Golden Retriever who puts his own toys away in his kennel on command.

• Ninja: A Domestic Shorthair with a habit of jumping directly onto Dr. Moline’s shoulder—sometimes on command, sometimes as a surprise.

• Smoke: A Domestic Mediumhair who officially owns the house and generously allows everyone else to live in it.

• Taco: A spunky 19-year-old Chihuahua co-owned with a best friend, who loves nothing more than hearing his name chanted at top speed ("TACOTACOTACOTACO!").

When taking a break from medicine, Dr. Moline recharges by surfing, cooking, playing video games, painting miniatures and tabletop figurines, hosting a regular "nails night" with friends, and diving into tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons.