Sabrina Valdes

Dr. Sabrina Valdes is a Texas native who spent 10 years in Louisiana pursuing her higher education before moving up to the Garden State while her fiancé completes his doctorate at Rutgers. 

She grew up planning on being a Scientist, and fell in love with Veterinary Medicine and interacting with clients while conducting research in the Vet School. Voted "Most Likely to Cure a Disease" by her Vet School classmates, one of her favorite parts of working at Princeton Animal Hospital is being able to work up and treat complex cases and help very sick animals feel better and go home to their families. The Cat Clinic is a major bonus, and she loves making visits a positive experience for our patients and doting on our hospital cats! 

Her special interests include Dermatology (ask her about chronic ear infections), Feline Medicine, Soft Tissue Surgery, and Pediatrics / Shelter Medicine. 

She currently has two cats and one dog: Salem (a black cat), and Agatha (a brown tabby). Salem is the regal queen of the household who loves to watch Yankees games and Agatha was fostered beginning at 3 weeks of age and is an adorable, annoying younger sister who wants love 24/7. Duncan, or Ser Dunc, is the newest addition, a middle aged-pittie who is an expert snuggler and still figuring out how to live in a house again after over 5 months in a shelter. 

Outside of work, Dr. Valdes enjoys hand embroidery, leisurely hiking, reading, and traveling to visit her loved ones. One fun fact: Dr. Valdes loves rescues and has fostered over 30 animals since Vet School.

She can't wait to meet your furry friends and help them live their happiest, healthiest lives!