Veterinarian
Dr. Kate Siller is a dedicated veterinarian who believes deeply in treating every patient as if they were her own. Originally from New York City, Dr. Siller moved to Iowa to attend veterinary school and pursue a lifelong dream. As the first doctor in her family, she takes great pride in the path she’s carved, one fueled by compassion, curiosity, and a strong connection to animals.
Before becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Siller spent years working as a veterinary technician and volunteering with rescue organizations. That hands-on experience strengthened her commitment to animal care and confirmed what she always knew: that she was meant to help both pets and the people who love them.
Her medical interests are broad and reflect her passion for providing comprehensive, well-rounded care. She especially enjoys surgery, internal medicine, and cardiology, and has a soft spot for brachycephalic breeds, exotic species, and pet pigs. Her current goals include advancing her surgical skills particularly for patients with Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS), completing her acupuncture certification, and continuing to provide high-quality, compassionate care for all her patients.
At home, Dr. Siller lives with her partner Noah and their very large, very loved animal crew, including three rescue French Bulldogs, her absolute favorite breed. When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll often find her riding her horses, Stanley and Pearl, exploring new restaurants as a self-declared foodie, catching a movie, or planning her next travel adventure.
For Dr. Siller, veterinary medicine is about more than diagnosing and treating, it’s about building trust, educating pet owners, and partnering with families to ensure their pets live happy, healthy lives. She approaches every case with empathy, a whole-animal perspective, and a genuine desire to empower pet owners in their care decisions.
Her advice to every pet owner?
“Regular preventive care is one of the most powerful ways to help your pet live a longer, healthier life. Wellness exams help us catch potential issues early, keep your pet feeling their best, and give you peace of mind at every stage.”