Dr. Hannah Curtis

Welcome!

What can a virtual visit provide?

1.) Tele-triage: advice for urgent emergency care ( California and Minnesota)

2.) Tele-advice: general advice about disease processes and potential outcomes and options for providing care (California and Minnesota)

3.) Tele-medicine: diagnosis, treatment and prescribing and adjusting medication for California patients only (Not Minnesota)

Minnesota pet parents: Unless I’ve examined your pet in person, I cannot prescribe any prescription medication due to current state veterinary regulations.

Scheduling a virtual visit for your pet provides a 1-on-1 consultation with Dr. Hannah Curtis.

How to prepare: Find a quiet, comfortable space where you, your pet and the doctor can sit together. Gather your pet's recent/relevant medical records, medications, and a list of your specific questions and concerns.

What to expect: First, we will discuss your questions, concerns and expectations. We will go over your pet's home life and activities, recent/relevant medical history, medications and the doctor will virtually examine your pet.

The doctor will explain potential expectations and will help you form a plan for moving forward with care for your pet.

Dr. Curtis graduated from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities with a bachelor’s degree in Fisheries, Wildlife & Conservation Biology, with focuses on wildlife and pre-veterinary sciences. She attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine completing 1 year of large & small animal clinical rotations at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, graduating with high honors. Dr. Curtis began her career in veterinary medicine in 2005 at West Gate Pet Clinic in Edina, Minnesota, and now specializes in hospice, palliative care, euthanasia and consulting at Cosmic Light End of Life Care for Animals in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Dr. Curtis is a member of the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association (HSVMA) and the International Association for Animal Hospice and Palliative Care (IAAHPC) Dr. Curtis lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her husband who is a veterinary surgeon, their 3 dogs Felix, Grover & Bailey and cat Loki. Dr. Curtis enjoys downhill skiing, painting, candlemaking, cheesemaking and cooking.