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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. bengal cat curled up on white bed

    Why Is My Cat Not Eating? Causes, Red Flags & What to Do Next

    Is your cat not eating? Dr. Anna Foster explains that if your cat won't eat, it may be from stress, changes to the environment, or serious...
  2. Dr. Anna Foster with Devon Rex cat in cat carrier for travel

    Signs Your Cat Will or Won’t Tolerate Travel

    Travel suits some cats and genuinely stresses others. Know which category your cat falls into before you book anything.
  3. tabby cat eating cat food

    Vet Advice: Best Cat Food for Urinary Health

    Dr. Anna Foster explains how diet plays a meaningful role in cat urinary health, plus how to support the urinary system, reduce risk, and...
  4. skinny cat needing to put on weight

    How to Fatten Up a Cat: Vet Advice For Skinny Cats

    As a veterinarian, I’ve seen the full spectrum of cat body types. Some cats are “big boned,” while others are “skin and bones.” While it’s...
  5. overweight tabby cat being fed wet food

    How to Help a Cat Lose Weight: Vet Advice on Cat Weight Loss

    Learn to recognize if your cat is overweight and what steps you can take to safely help your cat shed excess weight.
  6. tuxedo cat hiding under couch

    When Should You Take Your Cat to the Emergency Vet?

    Learn the warning signs it’s time to go to the ER, demystify the emergency vet experience, and more.
  7. tabby cat laying on side

    Why Is My Cat Losing Weight? Causes, Diagnosis & Solutions

    Dr. Anna Foster explains the top causes of weight loss in cats, how much cats should weigh, and when to be concerned.
  8. Dr. Anna Foster examining Devon Rex cat

    Is My Cat Sick? How to Spot the Signs Early

    Dr. Anna Foster, ER veterinarian and cat mom, on the most common physical and behavioral symptoms of illness in cats.
  9. orange Maine Coon cat with heart pillow

    Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in Cats

    February is American Heart Month. Learn about a common heart condition in cats called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.