The Doctors at Greenway Pet Clinic

Greenway Pet Clinic
8640 E. Tanque
Verde Rd.
Tucson, Arizona 85749
520-749-1736

 

Dr. Carole Treat    
  Dr. Carole Treat, a Tucson native, is a 1987 graduate of the veterinary college at CSU. She was admitted to the elite Colorado program, consistently rated among the top 3 veterinary schools by U.S. News and World Report, after an accelerated undergraduate career of only 3 years.

After graduation, Dr. Treat worked for several small animal veterinary clinics in Tucson and Mesa until 1989, when she started Kachina Mobile Veterinary Services, a housecall practice for dogs and cats.

In 1995, Dr. Treat and her husband, Walt Clark, purchased Greenway Kennels and combined the mobile practice and the existing boarding business, to form GREENWAY PET CLINIC.

Dr. Treat has done advanced studies in veterinary dentistry and surgery and has brought GREENWAY PET CLINIC solidly into the 21st century with in-house laboratory, surgical, and dental equipment. She also has an active interest in business management, which is reflected in the team of certified technicians she has built at the hospital.

When not in the clinic, Dr. Treat can often be found riding her horses, playing tennis, participating in endurance sports, or supporting her husband in his motorcycle racing endeavors.
     
Dr. Tara Hogan    

Dr. Tara Hogan is the associate veterinarian here at Greenway Pet Clinic. She grew up an Air Force brat, moving all over the United States and finally ended here in Tucson, Arizona for high school. After completing an accelerated honor’s program at Northern Arizona University, she then attended Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado.

After graduating from veterinary school, Dr. Hogan completed a yearlong internship in emergency procedures and small animal medicine and surgery in Springfield, Massachusetts.

   

Before joining Greenway full time, she had been a relief veterinarian in Tucson, Arizona. Dr. Hogan was finally persuaded to settle in as the associate veterinarian with Dr. Carole Treat in October 2005. Her broad knowledge base from working in dozens of clinics to experiences in emergency medicine have made her a good addition to the exceptional staff at Greenway Pet Clinic. She and Dr. Treat share similar goals for the quality of the clinic and services offered, as well as deep compassion for the patient-client bond.

When not working, Dr. Hogan is often dancing Argentine Tango or Salsa, or is working on her new house (always a project). She has been lifting weights for almost fifteen years and is determined to start bicycling more to work.