Our Doctors
Dr. Meriam Tadros, DVM
Dr. Meriam Tadros recently acquired Denver Animal Hospital from Dr. Dan Berman in the summer of 2015. She is very excited and committed to carry on the legacy that Dr.Berman started at Denver Animal Hospital. Dr. Tadros received her Doctorate of Veterinary medicine degree from Cairo University in 1999 and completed a one year of internship at Oklahoma State University in 2003 for advanced training in small animal medicine and surgery. She enjoys practicing all aspects of veterinary medicine, with a special interest in internal medicine, extensive dentistry and pain management. Having worked in private practice for over 10 years, she is looking forward to utilizing her experiences at Denver Animal Hospital. Dr. Tadros moved to Denver in 2000 where she lives with her husband Joseph along with Bruno her G.S.P..
Dr. Erin Casey, DVM
Dr. Erin Casey, a Colorado native, graduated with a BS in Environmental Health from Colorado State University. She then received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 2008. Additionally, Dr. Casey received a certification in veterinary acupuncture and a minor in business. After graduation she was accepted into New York City Veterinary Specialists’ internship program in Manhattan, for advanced training in small animal specialty and emergency medicine. Her personal interests include skiing/snowboarding, hiking, photography, and traveling. Dr. Casey and her husband, David, have a young daughter, Charley, and a son, Matthew. They live with their terrier mix named Tater Tot.
Dr. Chelsea Canning, DVM
Dr. Chelsea Canning is originally from Vermont. She moved to Denver in 2018. She received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the Utah State University/Washington State University joint program in 2016. Her professional interests include feline medicine, low-stress handling, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. She enjoys outdoor activities, baking, sewing, and traveling. She shares her adventures with her husband and two cats, James “Herriot” and Hermione.
Dr. Beth Miles, DVM
Dr. Beth Miles is originally from Florida but now calls Colorado her home. She graduated from Florida State University with a BS in Exercise Physiology and then worked in the veterinary field before attending the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine and earning her DVM degree. Her veterinary interests include preventative care, internal medicine, ophthalmology, and dentistry. When not working, Dr. Miles and her husband enjoy traveling, discovering all the good food in Denver, and spending time outdoors with their golden retriever, River. They also have two cats, Kitty and Aspen, who much prefer to stay behind at home.
Dr. Marie Janson, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM (Oncology), CVA
Dr. Marie Janson recently joined the family at Denver Animal Hospital and is very excited to be able to provide Integrative Oncology specialty services. Dr. Janson received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Purdue University in 2001 and completed a one year rotating internship at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital in 2002 for advanced training in small animal internal medicine and surgery. She went on to complete her three year medical oncology residency at Colorado State University and obtained her board certification in 2005. She fell in love with Colorado ever since and is happy to call this beautiful state home. She brings her 18 years of experience as a medical oncologist to our team with a special interest in Integrative oncology, which is a combination of traditional options alongside complementary treatment options. Dr. Janson pursued extra training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, natural nutrition, nutritional supplements, energy medicine and has obtained her Certification in Veterinary Acupuncture. She enjoys life long learning and being able to offer the most innovative options from a conventional and holistic aspect that work together to improve the quality of life for all cancer patients she has the pleasure of working with.
Patrice M, Mich, DVM, MS DABVP, DACVAA, DACVSMR, CCRT
Dr. Mich is a small animal pain management and mobility specialist. Her career focuses on regaining/maintaining comfort, functional independence, and performance for canine athletes of all ages and abilities.
After graduating from Colorado State University, she worked as a general practitioner becoming board certified by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (canine/feline specialty) in 2002. Pursuing an interest in pain management, she completed residency in anesthesiology and 2-year fellowship in integrative pain medicine in 2009. She became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Anesthesia and Analgesia in 2009. Following an interest in mobility medicine as a tool for managing pain and functional deficiency, Dr. Mich certified as a Canine Rehabilitation Therapist in 2012 and became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in 2015.
Always chasing knowledge, Dr. Mich credits her expanded awareness of the importance of soft tissue pathology to training/working with physical therapists. As a faculty member at the Canine Rehabilitation Institute, she teaches veterinarians, physical therapists, and veterinary technicians the art and science of rehabilitation, chronic pain management, and veterinary orthotics and prosthetics.
Dr. Mich is a pioneering veterinarian in the emerging field of Veterinary Orthotics and Prosthetics (VOP) since 2009. She has co-owned a fabrication facility, worked on the development and design of novel solutions (e.g., Achilles mechanism management), and teaches nationally and internationally on this topic.
Dr. Mich owns a mobile to clinic specialty practice in Colorado.
Dr.Diana Davila, DVM, DACVS-SA
Dr. Diana Davila is a board-certified Diplomate of the AMerican College of Veterinary Surgeons who practiced in a multi-specialist referral hospital in Denver for 10 years after completing a surgical internship and small animal surgery residency. Avanza Veterinary Surgery was started with the hope to make surgical treatment more accessible to owners in the Denver area while strengthening the relationship between the pet owner and the family veterinarian. Denver Animal Hospital is proud to partner with Dr. Davila to provide superior care to our patients.
Dr. Alex Valdés, DMV, DACVR
Dr. Alex Valdés is a class of 2000 veterinary graduate from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León in México. Several years of general practice, both in private referral hospitals and academia preceded a 3-year specialty training in veterinary radiology at the University of Pennsylvania where he graduated and became board certified by the American College of Veterinary Radiology in 2008. Subsequently, he became a member of the faculty at Colorado State University as an Assistant Professor in Diagnostic Imaging. After 5 years in academia, Alex joined the team at Select Veterinary Radiology where he became a partner in 2017. Besides veterinary medicine, Alex enjoys nature, many outdoor activities, and photography.
Our Staff
Andrea, Hospital Lead
Andrea was born in Colorado and grew up in Fargo, ND. After attending college at Black Hills State University and earning her degree in English Education and Performing Arts she chose to make her home here in Denver. Her love of animals led her to transition out of education and into the world of veterinary medicine. The importance of the human-animal bond drives her passion for this field. While she recently had to say goodbye to her sweet baby, Knobby, she looks forward to finding out which doggo chooses her next. When she’s not working Andrea loves to curl up with a good book, travel, and listen to live music.
Joanna, Certified Veterinary Technician Lead
Joanna graduated from Bel-Rea Veterinary Technician Institute in 2017 and came to Denver Animal Hospital straight out of school. Working in Animal Health has always been a passion of hers and at DAH she has really grown and developed her skills in medicine and educating others. In her spare time, Joanna enjoys riding her bike and exploring the outdoors with her pup, Jessie Jane. Joanna loves being part of this community and hopes to continue to learn and grow.
Sara, Provisional Veterinary Technician
Sara was born and raised in Aurora, CO. She grew up with German Shepherds and being around such large animals at such a young age sparked an interest in animal care. Sara graduated from Pima Medical Institute in 2019 with a degree in Veterinary Assisting. She came to Denver Animal Hospital as an intern and has made her professional home here ever sense. Sara is currently developing her skills as a Veterinary Technician and enjoys having the opportunity to work in many roles in the hospital. When Sara isn’t working she spends her time spoiling her pups Aggie and Rudy.
Karla, Veterinary Technician Apprentice
Karla was born and raised in Denver, CO. Her passion for animals led her to become a veterinary assistant and came to Denver Animal Hospital as an intern. She is now attending Community College of Denver to become a Certified Veterinary Technician through their apprentice program. When Karla isn’t working or studying, she spends her time with friends and family or reading a good book and cuddling her sweet husky, Genos.
Debbie, Senior Pet Advocate
Debbie experienced a brave move from Chicago to Denver in 2013. As a Veterinary Technician, her passion for working with animals can be traced back to the Anti-Cruelty Society. Where she began her career as a Kennel Attendant. Navigating through other positions and ultimately leading to a Vet Tech position. As a seasoned tech, her valuable career experiences include Spay/Neuter clinics, Canine Therapy Groups, Wildlife Rehabilitation, a Raptor Assistant Internship, Veterinary Clinical Trials and Private practice. Undergraduate studies included a Major in Biology and coursework in Environmental Science at Northeastern University.
Having worked previously with Dr. Tadros for 1 year at a previous animal hospital, Debbie has propelled herself with transferable skills, surviving through change while remaining an integral part of DAH since 2016. Embracing the same core values and goals of the clinic. As well, bonding with the team to continue the goal of preserving the human bond and immeasurable ways that pets touch our lives.
Debbie’s passion extends beyond animal care and education. While in her time away for Denver Animal Hospital, she volunteers for Project Helping and the Denver Rescue Mission. Enjoyment can also be found with Visual Display and Design, Cooking and Entertaining and Nonfiction writing. With her trademark smile as an opener, Debbie is prepared to build new relationships with the clients and beloved pets of Denver Animal Hospital.
Jah-sheem, Senior Pet Advocate
Jah-sheem is a Caribbean-American from New York City that migrated to Colorado from Georgia about 2 years ago. He graduated from Kennesaw state University with his bachelors in Biology in 2013. He has been a practicing Veterinary technician for the last 16 years and specializes in low-stress handling. Cat handling in particular is his favorite avenue of veterinary care. He believes that medical wellness comes through applying great compassion and kindness and continues to apply this belief into the everyday DAH team experience. Jah-sheem usually spend a his free time exploring nature or spending time with his great friends and family.
Jen, Certified Veterinary Technician
Jen was born and raised in Edgewater, Colorado. At an early age she had a passion for the welfare of animals. She graduated from the Community College of Denver with an AAS in Veterinary Technology. She became a member of the Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians shortly after. In her free time, Jen enjoys riding her motorcycle, spending time in the mountains, and enjoying Denver’s rich nightlife. She also enjoys spending time with her cats Edward Scissorpaws, Misty, Ruby Matilda Fluffybutt the 3rd. She also loves to learn random animal facts, like that sea urchins in the wild enjoy wearing ‘hats’.
Krystyna, Provisional Veterinary Technician
Krystyna was born in Greensboro, NC and has lived in several cities including Honolulu, Toronto, and New York City. In search of a home closer to nature she moved to Denver and switched careers from teaching English as a second language to the veterinary field in order to work with animals. Krystyna started as a kennel technician at Maxfund Animal Shelter and from there transitioned to working for a veterinary ophthalmologist as an assistant and receptionist. Krystyna has a deep interest in ocular diseases and hopes to continue learning more about veterinary science. In her spare time Krystyna enjoys hiking, brewing beer, and hanging out with her two animals, Bindi the chihuahua mix and Bronson the bearded dragon.
Voss, Client Services Representative
Voss moved out to Colorado from Atlanta with his wife and two rescue chocolate labs in 2018.
Voss has been in the veterinary industry since 2013 and has a strong passion for animals and humans. One of his favorite things to see is the bond between a pet and its caretaker. Outside of work, Voss enjoys mountain biking, backpacking, traveling, snowboarding, reading, and listening to music.
Cherry, Provisional Veterinary Technician
Cherry grew up in California and moved to Colorado in search of better scenery. Her passion is to care for the ones we love, to give pets a voice in their medical care, while providing the best care possible. She has been working in the veterinary industry since 2017. She has two canine and one feline companions. When Cherry isn’t at work, she enjoys outdoor activities and traveling.
Heather, Client Services Representative
Heather was born in Colorado and has lived here her whole life. She has always had a great passion and love for animals. If she is not busy reading a book or spending time at home with her cat Miss Mal Moonpie and her frog Fred; she is off somewhere enjoying nature in Colorado
Olivia, Client Services Representative
Olivia was raised in New Orleans and moved to Colorado in 2023. Her mother is a veterinary technician and Olivia grew up helping her mom around the office which is where her love of animals deepened. She got her professional start working at a zoo and later transitioned to small animal veterinary care. Olivia spends her free time reading to her cats and enjoying the beauty of Colorado.