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About Dr. Foster

Anna Foster is a traveling emergency veterinarian at Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG). Anna enjoys practicing both emergency medicine and general practice. She has worked with several startups in the vet space and served as chief of staff to the CEO at VEG. Anna and her husband love traveling the world with their adventure cat, Francois.

Education

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
  • Texas A&M University
  • 2014 - 2018
  • Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Sciences
  • Texas A&M University
  • 2010 - 2014

About VEG

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) is a 24/7 open-concept emergency veterinary practice with more than 80 locations in the U.S. The open floor plan reinvents the emergency experience, allowing pet parents to see everything and participate in their pet's care over the course of treatment.

Articles

  1. newborn kitten in person's palm

    Kitten Growth Stages: What to Expect Week by Week

    Understanding kitten growth stages helps you know what’s normal, what’s coming next, and when to step in with support.
  2. calico cat throwing up

    Why Is My Cat Throwing Up? Causes of Cat Vomiting

    While an occasional hairball may not be a concern, frequent or severe vomiting can signal an underlying health issue.
  3. Man hugging a cat by the window with flowerpots.

    Signs Your Cat Is Dying: A Veterinarian’s Guide to End-of-Life Symptoms

    A veterinarian explains the signs your cat is dying, how to tell end-of-life decline from a treatable illness, and how to keep your cat...
  4. Veterinarian examining cat wearing recovery suit after getting spayed/neutered in vet clinic

    How Much Does It Cost to Spay or Neuter a Cat?

    Neutering a male cat typically runs about $50 to $400. Spaying a female runs about $100 to $600.
  5. White cat laying on it's owner's lap while the look into the cat's ear

    Ear Mites in Cats: Signs, Causes, and What to Do About Them

    Ear mites are one of the most common ear problems in cats. They're treatable, and they're worth catching early.
  6. tabby cat in pain

    How To Tell If a Cat Is in Pain

    Dr. Anna Foster explores key signs of pain in cats, safe ways to ease discomfort at home, and which medications to avoid.
  7. Dog with allergies getting their ears checked by a vet's gloved hands

    Can Dogs Be Allergic to Cats? Signs, Causes, and What To Do About It

    Dogs and cats sharing a home is common. Dogs being allergic to cats is less common, but it happens, and it's worth understanding.
  8. Cat with allergies getting their eye wiped by their owner

    Can Cats Be Allergic to Dogs? Signs, Causes, and What To Do About It

    This article covers what cats are actually allergic to, how to tell if the dog is genuinely the trigger, and what to do about it either...
  9. Veterinarian giving grey cat a pill

    Cat Medicine: What's Safe to Give at Home

    This guide covers which cat medicines are safe to give at home, what requires a prescription, and how to get your cat to take it.