Dr. Chris Stone
I attended veterinary school at Michigan State University, graduated
in 1978, and moved immediately to California with my husband. I have
been in practice in Alameda County since then, and have been here
at Mission Valley Veterinary Clinic since 1994. In my spare time,
I have been president of the local county veterinary association,
and also president of a national organization, the Association for
Women Veterinarians Foundation. I currently am Awards Chair for that
group. At home my husband and I currently have two teenage girls,
cats, chinchillas, birds, and fish. I enjoy seeing pocket pets (with
fur) as well as dogs and cats at work.
Dr. Cynthia Edelman
After being born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, I went abroad
to Scotland to attend Veterinary School. I returned to California
where I have been in practice for 11 years. Four legged residents
at home include 2 cats and 2 dogs (Rottweiler and German Shepard),
plus the no-legged ornamental fish-which keep increasing numbers
by the week it seems. I thoroughly enjoy treating both dogs and cats,
followed closely by exotic birds, though I am currently without a
feathered companion inside the house.
Dr. Carolyn Reed
I grew up in Pennsylvania and went to veterinary school at
the University of Pennysylvania. After hearing stories about
California from my grandmother, who grew up in Pasadena,
I decided to see the state myself. I did an internship in
Small Animal Medicine & Surgery
at UC Davis and practiced at Grimmer Boulevard Veterinary Clinic
with Dr. Metcalfe until his retirement. I did relief work in
the area until joining Dr. Stone and Dr. Edelman at MVVC
in 2005. Jack, my dog and cats Ruby & Oliver keep things
lively at home.






