North Raleigh Veterinarians - Falls Village Veterinary Hospital, Raleigh NC

The veterinarians at Falls Village Veterinary Hospital offer much more than medical care for your pet. Our veterinarians make a priority of getting to personally know each of our clients and their pets. And we encourage our clients to get to know us as well. As a result, we develop relationships that last. If you are a new pet owner, new to the Raleigh area, or simply looking for an animal hospital that delivers what it promises, we invite you to meet with us to discover the caring difference of Falls Village Veterinary Hospital.

	Dr. Amy Lewis is a graduate of Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine. She joined the practice in 1982 and became a partner with Dr. Ellis in 1984. Her interests include surgery, endoscopy, and internal medicine. She has two dogs and one very spoiled cat.

	In 1995, Dr. Suzy Brink became associated with our hospital. She graduated from NC State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1994 and worked at the Emergency Clinic in Raleigh for one year. Her interests include dermatology, ophthalmology, and internal medicine. Dr. Brink has two dogs and one cat.

	Dr. Chessie Green joined the hospital in 1996 after graduating from NC State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Her interests include internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry. She has three dogs and six cats.

	Dr. Sharon Wappel is a graduate of the University of Illinois. She has extensive experience in general practice, exotic animal practice, and in emergency and critical care. Dr. Wappel and her husband have recently moved to this area due to her husband's new job with Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. This hospital is fortunate and excited to have Dr. Wappel join our dedicated team of professionals. We believe that you will find her compassionate and knowledgeable.

	Dr. David Ellis opened our hospital in 1974. He graduated from the University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine after receiving his undergraduate degree from NC State University. Dr. Ellis is an avid outdoorsman and golfer. He has one labrador retriever named Morgan. After practicing for many years, Dr. Ellis is now enjoying his family and friends in retirement.