Veterinarians

Dr. Brenda Reed grew up in Wyoming with dogs and cats and visiting the cattle and horses on her grandparent’s ranch. Currently she has three dogs: Riley, a neurotic Weimaraner; Randi, a hairy Golden Retriever and Skippy, a classic mutt. She has a special interest in using acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapy to treat pets. Often, she uses acupuncture to treat chronic pain conditions such as arthritis. The most fulfilling aspect of working with animals is being able to see their happy, smiling faces and working with their guardians to help them be well. (With IRAH since 2003).

Dr. Devey was intrigued by veterinary medicine from a young age and enjoys all aspects of this profession, especially surgery. She is one of the doctors offering abdominal ultrasound at IRAH. She is the mother of two boys who also share her love of animals. Dr. Devey is pleased to be back in the Southwest after a five year absence. (With IRAH since 9/2007).

Dr. Julie K. Johnston grew up in Michigan but has considered Arizona home since 2003. A former veterinary assistant at Ina Road Animal Hospital, Dr. Julie graduated from Michigan State University in 2015 and is now happily back at Ina Road. Dr. Julie and her wife have a big furry family filled with 4 dogs and 3 cats! Dr. Julie was certified in veterinary acupuncture through the Chi institute and is currently working on Chinese herbal certification. Her interests focus on pain management, geriatric, and feline medicine. She is a member of the American Association of Feline Professionals, American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture and the American Association of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. Nothing makes Dr. Julie happier than to see an older dog or cat begin acting like a puppy or kitten again!