Susan Krebsbach, D.V.M.

Dr. Krebsbach with her dog "Cassee"

Dr. Krebsbach has always had a passion for animals, but her initial career path did not lead her to veterinary medicine. After graduation from the University of Wisconsin in 1983 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, she started out as a Systems Engineer for the IBM Corporation. As her career blossomed at IBM, she was promoted to the level of Advisory Marketing Representative, where she enjoyed much success in the world of computers. After receiving many awards for her marketing achievements, in 1989 she was recognized as one of the top 5% marketing representatives in the country. Although IBM was a wonderful company to work for and she enjoyed professional success there, she heard another calling: veterinary medicine.

Dr. Krebsbach decided to turn in her briefcase for books and started veterinary school at The Ohio State University in 1991. She felt that this would provide a perfect opportunity to capture her passion for animals and encompass her business background. After graduation in 1995, Dr. Krebsbach worked as a small animal general practitioner for many years. During this time, her interest in and experience with animal behavior intensified. Over the past five and a half years, she has increased her knowledge and experience immensely through performing behavior consults, continuing education, and participation in the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior (AVSAB). Because she feels that there is such a tremendous need to address the issue of animal behavior problems and how to prevent them, she concentrates the majority of her efforts in this area.

Dr. Krebsbach operates a veterinary animal behavior consulting service, is a featured speaker at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, writes an animal behavior series, and author of several articles on animal behavior. She is currently the vice-president for the Dane County Veterinary Medical Association. In addition, she has volunteered her services to several animal rescue organizations and has been recognized for her efforts, including the "Medical Services Volunteer of the Year" award from the Dane County Humane Society and the "Outstanding Service Award" from the Capitol Area Humane Society.

Dr. Krebsbach is truly dedicated to the enhancement of the special relationship that exists between pets and their people.

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