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Dr. Christine Cannon Fields
Dr. Fields practiced here at Exclusively Cats from 1999-2002, then went on to work at another feline-only clinic and an emergency clinic, before taking time off to have a family. She re-joined ECats in 2019. Dr. Fields lives with her husband T.J., daughter Emily and son Noah, and their 10 cats. Her special interests are internal medicine, ophthalmology and dermatology. Dr. Azia Haynes
Dr Haynes knew that she wanted to focus on feline only medicine and surgery, so she moved from Columbus, Ohio to Michigan to begin her career at Exclusively Cats. Her goal is to one day become board certified in Feline Medicine and Surgery. Her special interests include internal medicine, cardiology, behavior, surgery, and client education. In her free time, Dr Haynes enjoys hiking, traveling, and spending time with her three cats (Pablo, Tedwington, and Little Bear). Dr. Steven Bailey
Dr. Bailey is one of two veterinarians practicing in the state of Michigan and the only veterinarian in Southeastern Michigan that has been board certified by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners as a Feline Specialist (ABVP). His special interests include complicated medical and surgical cases as well as critical care and advanced dentistry. Dr. Bailey is an active member of the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP), and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Dr. Bailey is the Past-President of the Southeastern Michigan Veterinary Medical Association (SEMVMA), and a Board Member of the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA). He is also a Consultant for the Feline Internal Medicine Board on the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), and the Associate Editor of the Diagnostic Imaging Folder on VIN. As of September 2014, Dr. Bailey was awarded an adjunct faculty appointment at Michigan State University, allowing him to enhance veterinary student education through lectures, labs, clinical rotations and externships, promote collaborative feline clinical research, serve as a resource for development of "feline friendly" practices at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital and assist with development and implementation of strategic planning for the College of Veterinary Medicine Center for Feline Health and Well-Being. |