Dr. Lauren Jones

Lauren Jones, VMD

Lauren Jones, VMD

VETERINARIAN
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Animal Hospital of Chester County

Education & Trainings

University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, Class of 2010

BS in Biology, Arcadia University, Class of 2005

Activity & Honors

Former president and founder of Student Dentistry Club

Former Purina student representative at University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary consultant at Chewy

Current practice owner at Animal Hospital of Chester County

Professional Memberships

AVMA

PVMA

USDA Accredited

Dr. Lauren Jones graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 2010, after receiving her bachelor's degree in biology from Arcadia University in 2005. After graduation, she worked in private practice with a special interest in canine reproduction and obstetrics, neonatal care, preventative medicine, dentistry, nutrition, and exotic animals.

She currently lives in Scottsdale, Arizona with her husband, three children, cat and bearded dragon. Her interests outside of veterinary medicine include kayaking, yoga, music, Jeeps, and sports.

Recent Articles

Foods That Are Toxic to Birds
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

Birds can make wonderful household companions with their intelligence, long lifespan, and ability to become part of the family. Because they are such great friends—pet parents often share food with their...

How Long Do Pet Mice Live?
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

Finding the right pet for a family involves time, energy, and research. All animals have specific requirements for food, habitat, and living conditions based on the pet. By providing these requirements,...

How Long Do Parrots Live?
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

Bringing a new pet into the house is always a fun adventure that takes thoughtfulness, knowledge, and preparation. An important part of being a pet parent is understanding the expected lifespan of a pet....

How Long Do Ferrets Live?
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

Ferrets can be perfect pets for the right family. When choosing a new pet, their longevity and specific needs should factor heavily into the decision. Exotics and pocket pets also have more requirements...

Respiratory Infections in Reptiles
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

What Are Respiratory Infections in Reptiles?Respiratory tract infections are infections within the breathing structures, including the mouth, nose, sinuses, trachea (also known as the windpipe), and lungs....

10 Pet Rat Behaviors and What They Mean
by
Lauren Jones, VMD

Rats can make wonderful and interesting pets. While there are common misconceptions about pet rats, they are actually intelligent, clean, and highly social animals with a variety of different behaviors...