Meet Wag!'s Veterinary Consultants

Wag! partners with veterinary technicians, surgeons, doctors, and other licensed professionals to bring you clear, accurate, and evidence-based pet health and wellness content. These partnerships also help us provide convenient pet care solutions like Wag! Vet Chat, an affordable online vet chat service with an average response time of just 6 minutes.

Scroll on to meet the furrific team of veterinary professionals who work with Wag!.

Dr. Linda Simon MVB MRCVS is a small animal veterinary surgeon who graduated from University College Dublin, Ireland in 2013. She was top of her class in small animal medicine and has a special interest in dermatology, endocrinology, and geriatric care. After graduation, she moved to London and has worked as a locum in a variety of clinics.

She is a keen pet health writer and contributes to a range of publications, including Woman Magazine, Vet Help Direct, and DogZone. She also works for the website JustAnswer, providing online pet advice.

To get the scoop on what Dr. Linda's job involves, we interviewed her for our guide, "Ask a Vet: What Do Veterinarians Do?" Check it out to learn more about Dr. Linda's expertise!

Dr. Michele King practices small animal medicine in south Texas. She shares her time with her 3 small dogs and her cat, and enjoys being outdoors in her free time.

Dr. King has worked with Wag! since 2016 answering pet health questions on our website.

Dr. Georgia Jeremiah practices as an emergency veterinary surgeon and pet wellness consultant. She's also the Head of Veterinarian and Retail Partnerships here at Wag!. She's provided invaluable feedback on our dog food reviews, and she also approved our paw rating system.

She graduated at the top of her class with a first-class Honors degree in comparative pathology and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from the Royal Veterinary College of London. She has field experience in anatomic and clinical pathology, studying disease processes in a multitude of species and has research publications in the fields of immunology, pharmacology, neurology, and parasitology.

Dr. Georgia also has a clinical and practicing interest in nutrition, specifically the benefits of dietary supplementation and modification to the wellbeing of her patients. She is an integrative practitioner in Western and Eastern medicine.

She lives with her husband Alex and their cheeky one-year-old Hungarian Vizsla, Charles.

While most of our health content is written by experienced writers and devoted pet parents just like you, it's also reviewed and fact-checked by the veterinarians we work with.

Whenever we publish a new health or wellness article on our site, we submit it for a vet review. We're also working on updating our extensive library of health and wellness content to ensure all info is accurate, vet-approved, and easy for the average pet parent to understand.

Check out some of our most pawpular vet-reviewed articles!

Vet-reviewed dog articles

• Raw Diets for Dogs: What You Need to Know
• Can Dogs Eat Chocolate?
• Safe Ways to Exercise an Arthritic Dog
• How Long Can You Leave a Puppy Alone?
• Ask a Vet: 10 Signs Your Dog Needs Vet Care ASAP

Vet-reviewed cat articles

• Can Cats Eat Asparagus?
• 5 Tips for Maintaining Your Cat's Teeth
• How Much Exercise Do Cats Need?
• Summer Safety Tips for Keeping Your Cat Cool
• Nutmeg Poisoning in Cats
  

Vet-reviewed articles about other pets

• Bird Care 101: A Primer for New Pet Parents
• How to Care for Fish: A Complete Guide
• How to Care for Hamsters, Gerbils, and Other Small Mammals
• Reptile Care: A Primer for New Pet Parents
• Head Tilt in Rabbits