Meet the staff
Dr. Kimberly Young Veterinarian
Dr. Kimberly Young grew up in Queens, New York and avid Yankee fan and thin crust pizza lover! She received her Bachelors of Arts from SUNY Albany and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from St. Matthews University.
Dr. Brandon Young Veterinarian
Dr. Brandon Young grew up in West Bloomfield, Michigan a suburb outside of Detroit were he enjoyed playing sports and watching Red Wings hockey.
Veronica, Office Manager Manager
Veronica has had the great opportunity to see many of CPC’s wonderful patients grow.
Lissandra, Veterinary Technician Technician
Lissandra joined Companion Pet Clinic of North Phoenix in October of 2023.
Athena, Veterinary Technician Technician
Athena is a passionate pre-veterinary student working hard to expand her knowledge of and exposure to veterinary medicine.
Brooke’s love for animals inspired her to become a veterinary technician.
From the Blog
New online pharmacy launches September 1, 2023!!
We are incredibly excited for the launch of our new online pharmacy opening Friday September 1 2023. The pharmacy will offer a convenient online shopping experience with special offers on products we trust, with free shipping options on home delivery! “Just like the big-box retailers, we offer regular discounts on the most popular pet brands. […]
COVID-19 Update, May 15, 2022
Let’s keep pets and people healthy. At Companion Pet Clinic, the health, safety and well-being of our patients, our staff and our community is our #1 priority. We will continue to provide medical care for your pet in accordance with the guidance provided by the American Veterinary Medical Association, Arizona Veterinary Medical Association, and Center […]
February is dental month! Save 15% on all dental cleanings!
The significance of oral hygiene is fundamental in the health of a patient. – An estimated 80% of all pets have dental disease by the age of three. The mouth of cats and dogs is a great incubator for bacteria and can contribute to heart, liver and kidney disease. What does a dental cleaning […]
Heat stroke, It’s getting hot out!
Heat stroke is an increase in body temperature caused by environmental conditions. Hyperthermia may be a life-threatening condition, and does require immediate treatment. A dog’s normal body temperature is 101.5°F plus or minus 1 degree Fahrenheit, and any time the body temperature is higher than 105°F, a true emergency exists. Heatstroke generally occurs in hot […]