About PetSounds
Curriculum Vitae of Dr. Miller | Referrals | PetSounds article, the Northwest Explorer, March 2006
PetSounds is a veterinary practice dedicated to the use of non-invasive and minimally invasive medicine wherever beneficial for the patient.
The PetSounds Team currently includes Dr. Chris Miller and his partner, wife Kathy. Together they own and operate PetSounds, providing mobile ultrasound services to veterinary clinics in Southern Arizona. Chris offers his services to Rural Area Veterinary Services; provides free veterinary care on Native American Reservations; and travels on veterinary missions to Mexico, Central and South America, and Appalachia. In addition, he has assisted Best Friends Animal Society, participating in the rescue for victims of war in Lebanon and The Great Bunny Rescue in Nevada.
Chris went to Seattle at the behest of Best Friends to help with an outbreak of Encephalitazoon cuniculi, a nasty protozoan disease of rabbits that is contagious and affects the central nervous system. The team first had to capture 106 bunnies that, while domestic rabbits, were feral. Then each was evaluated and identified for treatment.
Chris has been to Nicaragua and Panama, assisting the World Vets organization. World Vets is a non-government organization (NGO) providing veterinary aid around the globe in collaboration with animal advocacy groups, foreign governments, US and foreign military groups and veterinary professionals abroad. Their work spans 24 countries and 6 continents and addresses not only veterinary issues, but also human health issues impacted by zoonotic diseases in developing countries.
Kathy has over 20 years experience in the veterinary profession. She has been a technician, receptionist, practice manager and practice owner. She handles all management duties for PetSounds and schedules appointments.
The Miller's have three children. Oldest son Jeremy lives in Cascais, Portugal and runs a kite surf school; youngest son Bryant lives in Iowa is married to wife Kelly. He has a four-year old son named Brady. The Miller's are thrilled to be grandparents. Daughter Angelica will graduate from high school in Spring 2011.
The non-human kids in the family are Che, the wonder dog; Bailey, the cat; and three chickens - Betty, Lucy and Edith (aka, "the best chickens in the world"). The Miller's have recently mourned the loss of pug Missy, the pillow princess; Alicia (a special needs cat); and Martha, a chicken.
Call PetSounds (520-471-1618) any time and Kathy will be happy to answer your questions.