DeWana Anderson, DVM

Dr. Anderson completed both her BS in Animal Science and DVM from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 1994. She started her professional career in Nevada but moved back to the south in 1997 and practiced at Apex Veterinary Hospital until 2003 when she joined The Animal Hospital as an associate veterinarian. Dr. Anderson and Dr. Dorsch became co-owners of The Animal Hospital in 2009.

Dr. Anderson resides in Carrboro with the “Brown Dog”, cats “Sugar Cat Sunshine” and “Jack” and goldfish “Phish”.

Dr. Anderson’s veterinary interests lie in preventative health care, geriatrics, and community health for pets. She strongly believes that with good information and access to appropriate health care and training all domestic animals in Orange County can have the opportunity to have a loving home and a long healthy life. She has served as the veterinarian for the Orange County Board of Heath since 2005. She is an active member of the Orange County Animal Services Board since 2005 and is also an involved board member of Paws4ever (formerly Animal Protection Society of Orange County) since 2004.

You will most likely find Dr. Anderson walking with her dog on Bolin Creek or jogging through town in her free time. She also enjoys gardening, a good book, and spending time with family and friends.

Michelle Argersinger, DVM

Dr. Argersinger hails from New Jersey. She graduated from Cornell University with a degree in biology in 1993 and a degree in Veterinary Medicine in 1996. Her special interests are in Dermatology and Internal Medicine. She moved to North Carolina in 1998 and joined The Animal Hospital of Carrboro as a part-time associate in 2001.

Dr. Argersinger’s outside interests include walking, weightlifting, backyard birding, reading, sailing and playing the piano. She lives in Durham with her husband, Greg, and son, Michael, and daughter Olivia. Her four-legged family members include Willow and Phoenix.