DeWitt Veterinary Hospitals, P.C. Veterinary Team

She enjoys the outdoors including fishing, gardening, and sports; anything MSU (go State!!), reading, and just spending time with her family. The Kashenider family spends a lot of time at the ice rink where their children are avid hockey players. You may not know that Dr. Kashenider and her husband Gary had a band based out of Lansing called ‘Dash Riprock’ that was voted ‘Best Country Band in Mid-Michigan’s Best of the Best’. Dr. Kashenider played the keyboards and sang lead and harmonies.

Dr. Carrie Bonemer received her D.V.M. degree from Michigan State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Instead of jumping into private practice, Dr. Bonemer worked in the zoonotic disease section at the Michigan Department of Community Health for a year and a half dealing with human West Nile Virus and Lyme disease cases in Michigan. She found she missed working with pet patients and their owners, however, so she left the health department and joined a small animal practice in 2005.

Small animal practice is Dr. Bonemer’s passion, and she spent 11 years practicing in Howell before joining DeWitt Veterinary Hospital in September 2015. Dr. Bonemer loves private practice because enjoys the relationships that develop with patients, owners, and veterinary staff. Dr. Bonemer’s professional interests include soft tissue surgery and dermatology; she loves working with cats and dogs. Dr. Bonemer is a bulldog lover, and her Old English Bulldogge named Emmy is her pride and joy. Dr. Bonemer resides in Okemos with her husband and two teenage sons. They share their home with two dogs (Yogi and Emmy) and four cats (Pudge, Cora, Hooper, and Murray). She is an avid Spartans fan and loves watching her sons play competitive baseball. In her spare time, Dr. Bonemer enjoys pilates, reading historical fiction, and spending time outdoors.

Dr. Hubbard graduated from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008 and has since been practicing small animal medicine in the mid-Michigan area.  

Growing up in nearby Eagle, Michigan with a fondness for science and animals, Dr. Hubbard hoped from an early age to become a veterinarian.  Being gifted a geriatric pony – aptly named Lucky – dragging along with him a multitude of chronic health problems, she learned the responsibilities of pet ownership and saw the dedication of the veterinarians who helped care for him.  It was inspiring.  

Dr. Hubbard has great interest in medicine and thoroughly enjoys surgery.  She finds sincere fulfillment in getting to know people and helping them care for their pets.  In her free time Dr. Hubbard enjoys nearly any outdoor activity, especially when it involves being with her husband and two children.  Her furry family consists of an enthusiastic Australian Shepard, a lazy house cat, two entitled barn cats and three happily jobless Nigerian Dwarf Goats.  

Caitlin has been around animals since she could walk. Ever since she was little, she knew she wanted to work with animals. That led Caitlin to a dual enrollment program within her schooling where she completed veterinary assistant coursework, took her NAVTA exam, and graduated as a Certified Veterinary Assistant. When she is not at work, Caitlin is training wild mustangs! She trains them, appears in shows on a national level, and adopts them out to homes. In her spare time Caitlin loves spending time with her pets. She has 5 horses, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. She also enjoys doing activities outdoors.

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