Staff

Dr. Grant' Grant Gugisberg, a St. Paul native, is a 1991 graduate of the University of Minnesota - College of Veterinary Medicine. He lectures nationwide on feline health and behavior topics in shelter cats for American Humane, Petfinder.com and Petco Foundation and has participated on national roundtable discussions regarding Feline upper respiratory tract infections. Clinical interests are internal medicine, upper respiratory disease and whole life behavioral issues. As part of his practice he operates a referral cat behavior service doing both in clinic and in home consultations.

Dr. Elizabeth Fenske grew up in central Minnesota and received her undergraduate degree from the College of Saint Benedict and graduated from the University of Minnesota's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008. Dr. Fenske has always been a cat person through and through. She enjoys all aspects of feline medicine but has a strong interest and love for dentistry and soft tissue surgery, pain management, managing complex cases and geriatric care. She is a member of the AVMA, MVMA, AAFP, IAAHPC, IVAPM and HSVMA. Dr. Fenske, with her husband and young daughter, share their home with four great cats, Hey Jude, Francesca, Gibson and Winifred. Outside the clinic, Dr. Fenske cheers for the MN Twins, enjoys walking her miniature schnauzer Fritz, doing anything with horses, and eating everything at the State Fair!

Michelle graduated from Globe University in 2008 with her A.S Degree in Veterinary Technology and received her certification. Cats have always been her favorite animal!  She started at Parkview Cat Clinic in 2012. At home she has 2 cats named Isis and Rasha. When not working, Michelle enjoys spending time with her niece and nephew, reading, baking, and anything Harry Potter.  Shark  week is her favorite 'holiday' and she dreams of shark cage diving!

Tara went to school at the Medical Institute of Minnesota (MIM) and graduated with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Veterinary Technology. She started at Parkview Cat Clinic in November 2001. Tara lives with her kitty, Angel. She absolutely loves «NSYNC and all things Disney!

Donna started her veterinary career at the St. Paul Emergency Clinic while in school at the University of Minnesota obtaining her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. She spent the next 7 years caring for your feline friends at Parkview Cat Clinic as well as the Emergency Clinic. In 2001, she took a sabbatical from Parkview Cat Clinic to spend her days with her daughter. Donna returned to Parkview Cat Clinic in 2005. She has also enhanced her technical skills learning ultrasound medicine. When Donna is not caring for your cats, she is busy sharing her love of the outdoors with her daughter and her dogs! (Unfortunately, Donna doesn’t live with any cats because of her allergies.)