Meet Our Veterinarians and Staff

Dr. Laura Weis focuses her practice on homeopathy and nutritional counseling. She is serving as a Board member with the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy, and a faculty member with the Pitcairn Institute of Veterinary Homeopathy. Dr. Weis graduated from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998 with the highest combined standing in both clinical and classroom work. She then moved to Bucks County and has worked since that time in small animal medicine and surgery. She is also passionate about human homeopathy and nutrition. She enjoys tending her chickens, bees, and goats. Dr. Weis lives with her husband, Dr. Randy Weis, their three boys, three cats, and three dogs—a French Bulldog and two Maremmas.
Dr. Weis is also a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA), the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy (AVH), the Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA), and the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP).

Caroline is a certified veterinary technician and joined our staff in October, 2008. She graduated from Harcum College in 1986 and completed an internship at the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospital. Caroline loves being in the veterinary profession and has been working in private practice for over 30 years. Caroline lives in New Britain with her husband John and their 2 children, John and Olivia. Her family also includes Yoda, a lab/shepard mix and 2 cats, Harley and Sparkles. In addition to spending time with her family, you can find her reading a good book or exercising her green thumb in the garden.

Julie started at Doylestown Veterinary Hospital in June 2012. She graduated from Manor College in 2006 with a degree in veterinary technology. She also has a passion for dog behavior and training and has been leading dog training classes since 2007. She raised two Seeing Eye puppies and has fostered many rescue dogs and puppies over the years. Julie lives with her wife Lorelei, two adopted dogs Daisy and Geordi, and her adopted cat Wash. When she is not surrounded by animals—which is not often—Julie enjoys hiking, cooking, reading, and working on art projects.

Justine joined the Doylestown Veterinary Hospital family in 2003. In 2007, she decided to take a break from working to study Veterinary Technology at Harcum College. In July 2015, Justine returned to the hospital team. She loves all aspects of veterinary medicine but providing care and comfort for the geriatric patients is what she enjoys most. Justine enjoys snowboarding, writing, and being at home with her new baby boy Eli, her husband Scott, their dog Bandit, and 3 unruly cats.

Alicia joined Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care in December 2024, bringing nearly two decades of experience in the veterinary field. Her journey began in 2007 at a local animal shelter, where she discovered her passion for helping pets and their people. This led her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine in 2010, and she became a certified veterinary technician in 2011. Alicia has worked as a veterinary technician and spent 11 years as a lead client service representative. Alicia thrives on building relationships with pet parents and is always happy to chat—especially with fellow “crazy cat people.” Alicia has been involved in animal rescue for years and has fostered for Harley’s Haven since 2012. A Pennridge native, Alicia, her husband Michael, and their daughter live in Trumbauersville with their two adopted pit bull mixes, Bodhi and Riah, along with six cats: Slater, Kwazii, Panda, Homie, Nova, and Mad-Eye Moody. When she’s not at work, she enjoys reading, paddle boarding, horseback riding, and spending time at her family’s home in Tioga County.

Angela joined the Doylestown Veterinary Hospital team in 2023, bringing her warmth, dedication, and passion for animals to every client interaction. After spending years in banking, she followed her heart and changed her career path into the veterinary field in 2020. At that time, Angela started fostering dogs and worked as a receptionist for a large animal veterinary practice where she learned a lot about farm animals. She is a self-proclaimed “foster fail” and currently shares her home with three beloved dogs, Bella, Lexi, and Benson, as well as Thorn, her three-year-old bearded dragon. Angela and her husband Doug are the proud parents of four daughters and one granddaughter. She loves connecting with clients and their pets, making every visit to DVH a welcoming experience.

Paige joined Doylestown Veterinary Hospital in August 2024, with a commitment to animal well-being. She began working with pets at a boarding facility in 2022 before transitioning into a veterinary assistant role. Currently enrolled at Bucks County Community College in a pre-veterinary program, Paige is working toward becoming a veterinary technician while pursuing her goal of becoming a veterinarian. Beyond her work at the hospital, Paige spends summers reading to children alongside therapy dogs at a library near her home—a tradition that began in middle school with her mother. Originally from New Jersey, Paige has lived in several states, including Maryland, Delaware, and California, before settling in Quakertown in 2024 with her boyfriend. Their home is happily shared with a lazy boxer mix, Chloe Rose, a spirited ocicat, Cooper James, and his sweet brother, Azazel Joseph. In her free time, Paige enjoys reading, photography, and spending time with her nephew.