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Dr. Doug Mader is a triple board-certified veterinary specialist and has been a veterinarian for over three decades. He is an internationally recognized speaker, has written three best-selling medical textbooks and numerous book chapters and scientific publications, and has had long-standing pet columns in the Long Beach Press Telegram, Reptiles magazine, and the Key West Citizen. Dr. Mader is the recipient of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Award, the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Achievement Award, and the Fred L. Frye Lifetime Achievement Award for Veterinary Medicine, and is a six-time winner of the North American Veterinary Community Speaker of the Year award and a four-time winner of the Western Veterinary Conference Educator of the Year award. He is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine in the UK. Dr. Mader practiced in California for many years, but today lives and works in the Florida Keys.

Dr. Kevin T. Fitzgerald has been a veterinarian since 1983 and currently works at Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Dr. Fitzgerald starred in Animal Planet’s Emergency Vets and E-Vet Interns. He has served on the board of directors at the Denver Zoo, was president of the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society, and since 1985 has been an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Denver. Dr. Fitzgerald has published over one hundred articles in peer-reviewed journals and written fifty-three chapters in veterinary textbooks. He writes monthly columns for the American Kennel Club Gazette, American Kennel Club's Family Dog magazine, and Police Dog magazine, has a weekly radio spot, "Veterinary Corner,” and since 2003 has hosted a weekly television segment, "Animal House," on Denver's Channel 2 morning news. He lives in Denver.