"My relationships with my clients is one of my favorite parts of being a veterinarian. People who care about animals are good people and I love to help them."

Dr. Kiklevich is the Medical Director for I-10 Pet Emergency. She graduated from Purdue University with a BS in Biochemistry and received her DVM from Cornell University. Dr. Kiklevich is a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners with certification in both Canine and Feline Practice. She practiced in Albuquerque, NM and Boston, MA before joining the clinical faculty of Washington University College of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery as head of the Community Practice Service. While at Washington State, she created and promoted a premier dental program through the Community Practice service.

In addition to her leadership position at I-10 Pet Emergency, Dr. Kiklevich provides specialized dentistry services and is currently pursuing her board certification in dentistry. In addition to her education and work experience, she and her husband are the authors of "Real People Don't Own Monkeys" and has participated in community education projects including television and radio shows.

Dr. Kiklevich enjoys spending time with her husband and her two teenage daughters, Molly and Marika. Their pets include Oso (lab), Fifi (Chihuahua), Frank (mixed dog), Googlie (African Grey), Hector (Yellow Nape) and a Tarantula.