Dr. Jo Myers

Veterinarian, DVM

5.0

87 reviews

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Designation

Veterinarian, DVM

About Vet

Dr. Jo is a graduate of the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine and has more than 30 years of experience in the veterinary field. She lives in the High Rockies of Colorado and is passionate about spending time outdoors with her canine hiking companion, Trio. She enjoys helping people take the best possible care of their pets, and is dedicated to improving access to pet health care information and services. Her favorite aspects of pet telehealth include helping clients determine if or how quickly they need to get their pet to the clinic or emergency center, providing compassionate and non-judgmental support through difficult end-of-life decisions, and connecting with people looking for additional information about their pet’s health. She also likes sharing evidence-based information on current diagnostic and treatment plans for complex medical cases. In addition to seeing appointments on Vetster, Dr. Jo is a veterinary consultant, providing Vetster with industry insight and guidance as they continue building and improving their veterinary telehealth marketplace to better meet the needs of both veterinarians and their clients. If you love photos of dogs in the mountains, follow Dr. Jo on Facebook or Instagram.

*Please note that prescriptions can be provided only for pets Dr. Jo has also seen in person.

Location

Salida, CO, US

Spoken languages

English

Species treated

Dogs (Canine)
Cats (Feline)
Small Mammals
Birds (Avian)

Areas of interest

End of life/Hospice care
Behavior
Dentistry
Emergency
Cardiology
Oncology
Laboratory Animals
Radiology
Ophthalmology
Pharmacology
Sports Medicine
Anesthesia
Animal Welfare
Immunology
Dermatology
Endocrinology
Neurology
Parasitology
Microbiology
Nutrition
Pathology
Preventive
Toxicology

Licenses

Colorado, US
Iowa, US

Capabilities

Consult on diet, nutrition & exercise
Consult on general health & wellness
Consult on behavioral issues
Navigating nutrition from the new baby to the senior pet
Optimizing your new puppy or kitten experience
Tips and tricks on pet grooming techniques
Pet training, house training and litter box training

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5.0
87 reviews

Cameron

December 2024

Dr. Jo did such a thorough job treating my dog. I am very impressed with the time she took to make sure everything was done correctly and all my questions were answered. I will definitely return!

Keltie

August 2024

Dr Jo provided me with both an immense amount of reassurance and some helpful suggestions following our dog's recent elbow dysplasia and infection episode. I left the call with a plan of action and a renewed sense of hope. Thank you, Dr Jo!

Tracy

July 2024

Thank you for all your help. It really eased our concerns.

Vik

May 2024

Dr. Jo provided excellent advice and helped me out with my pup's issue. I will use Vetster again. Thank you!

Robin

May 2024

Dr. Jo is the best!

Lyndal

May 2024

Thank you for a great and informative appointment Dr. Jo! You really put my worries at ease and I'm happy with the plan going forward. I also appreciate the resources you shared.

Julie

March 2024

Awesome!!! My dog can’t walk well so getting here in a car is a real challenge. This saved her and us a lot of headache and her fighting us to get in the car

Elle

February 2024

Dr. Jo is so sweet, patient, and thorough. She is an amazing vet! Thank you for all your help with my sweet Ollie.

Carrie

January 2024

It was a very pleasant experience,she also felt very genuine and chill. Very helpful

Rama

January 2024

Dr Jo was such a joy to work with. She loved my pet well and I could tell really wanted to help him.

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Opinions

The value of veterinary advice when navigating pet nutrition trends

One of the most important decisions pet parents can make for their pets' well-being is what to feed them. Unfortunately, when it comes to navigating the ocean of information available about pet nutrition, pet parents have to wade through a literal feeding frenzy of misinformation.