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is a newcomer to the Lakes Region having moved
here from Virginia in 1999 after completing his veterinary training
at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
Prior to veterinary school, Dr. Guest worked at the Food and Drug
Administration, using his electrical engineering degree to evaluate
human medical devices.
During his years at the Lakes Region Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Guest
has developed special interests in skin disease and heart disease.
“Skin and ear problems are among the most common problems
seen in dogs and cats, and can cause significant discomfort to the
pet,” comments Dr. Guest. “Finding the right treatment
to help a pet can be challenging, but is very gratifying to help
a pet feel so much better.” Cats and dogs with heart disease
often are initially evaluated by specialists, and then have continued
care with general practitioners. “New medications and even
nutritional supplements can really help pets with heart disease
live longer and feel better,” comments Dr. Guest. Dr. Guest
is also the Chief of Staff, having responsibilities for helping
to establish medical policies for the hospitals.
Dr. Guest lives with his wife Kathryn (also a veterinarian at LRVH
and LAH), children Connor and Ella, and 3 cats and 2 dogs in Gilford.
When he is not working, Dr. Guest enjoys hiking and mountain-biking
the trails of the Lakes Region and White Mountains.
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