Veterinarians
in Washington, PA

Dr. Emily Morse, VMD obtained her veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania and has been in Pittsburgh ever since. Although she has taken on a number of different roles with the company, Dr. Morse has been with Banfield since 2008. As Chief of Staff in our hospital, she prides herself on her team's focus and dedication to providing exceptional client service, and quality medicine and preventive care. While Dr. Morse loves anything with fur, there's a special place in her heart for feathered and scaly friends and their owners! The challenge of caring for unique exotic pets is a gap in veterinary medicine she works hard to make less of an obstacle for those that share her awe and amazement for these special species! When she's not in the hospital, she can usually be found out on the water fishing or kayaking, or baking. More Details >>

Dr. Nicole Turner was born and raised in Farmington, PA and from an early age, she knew that her dream was to become a veterinarian. She started working in the veterinary field as a kennel assistant in 7th grade and then began working as an assistant in high school. Dr. Turner graduated from Washington & Jefferson College in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in biology. She then attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts, West Indies where she enjoyed being able to be at the beach. She finished her clinical year at Purdue University and upon graduation in 2010, Dr. Turner moved back to Pittsburgh and accepted a position with Banfield Pet Hospital. She has worked in multiple Banfield hospitals throughout the Pittsburgh market. She has 2 dogs: Owen, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and Brinley, a mixed breed from St. Kitts, as well as a cat named Maverick. She enjoys hiking, cooking, baking, reading and traveling. More Details >>