Dr. Chyrle Bonk graduated from Oregon State University in 2010 with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM). She also earned a Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences from the University of Idaho in 2006.
Dr. Bonk has practiced as a licensed veterinarian for Clearwater Valley Veterinary Clinic in Orofino, Idaho for over 10 years, gaining a wealth of experience in caring for cats and dogs.
In addition to treating pets and writing for various veterinary websites, including Senior Tail Waggers & Cat World, Dr. Bonk also owns several dogs, cats and a small cattle herd.
Experience: 10 years as a veterinarian
Location: Orofino, ID
Degrees
Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (DVM), Oregon State University (2010)
Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences, University of Idaho (2006)
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