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Dr. Scott is a general practitioner with special interests in orthopedic surgery, internal medicine, and preventive care. He is a member of the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association, the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association, the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Animal Hospital Association.
When Dr. Scott is not practicing veterinary medicine, he is spending time with his wife Michelle, his three children Josie, Wyatt and Evan, and their golden retriever, Macie. He enjoys being involved with his children’s activities, the community, and all of the outdoor activities the area has to offer.
“I love our working environment. We openly share our thoughts, opinions, and expertise at any given moment. Our doctors and support staff are eager to stay on top of the newest advancements and technologies while maintaining a primary focus on disease prevention.”
“I love our client relationships. The bond created with my clients and their animal companions through compassion and trust is something that I treasure greatly. “
“A great working environment plus wonderful clients make Iron Mountain Animal Hospital a successful place for optimum pet healthcare."
She originally joined the Iron Mountain Animal Hospital in 2007 and in March 2008 returned to her hometown of Cassopolis. In 2011, she rejoined the staff of IMAH. Dr. Hughey enjoys all medical and surgical aspects of small animal veterinary medicine. She has most recently received additional training in dentistry and soft tissue surgeries. She splits her time between our two clinic locations.
Dr. Hughey resides in the Norway area with her husband and two daughters. Her interests outside of work include farm work with their horses, trail riding, and hiking in the outdoors. Her pets are her horses, her dog, cat, and laying hens.
She now lives in the Iron Mountain area with her husband Mario, daughter Kinslee, dogs Premo, Ella, and Sky, and cats Arrow, Chief, and Jewels
His interests outside of work include skiing, snowmobiling, hunting, and great-lakes fishing. Dr. Nicolas lives in Iron Mountain with his wife, Mary Jean. They have two grown children, one granddaughter, and one grandson.
Dr. Andrea's veterinary interests include small mammal exotic medicine, clinical pathology, preventative and geriatric medicine, and behavior medicine.
Dr. Andrea lives with her golden retriever named Peanut, fish, and far too many houseplants. Outside of veterinary medicine, she enjoys long distance running, cross country skiing, roller derby, and video games.
Dr. Chouinard is married to Todd Chouinard a public safety officer for the City of Escanaba. They have two beautiful daughters, Sydney and Paige. Dr. Chouinard and her husband are also parents of 2 dogs, 3 cats and 2 guinea pigs. In her spare time Dr. Chouinard enjoys camping, fishing, vacationing, walking, biking, hiking and teaching her daughters compassion and love for all animals.
To pursue her career, Dr. Schendel attended the University of Wisconsin at River Falls to earn her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. She then took a year off to spend a winter training professional sled dogs in northern Minnesota, where she met her husband Logan. The following four years she spent at the University of Wisconsin-Madison earning her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. Upon graduation, Dr. Schendel worked in a rural mixed animal practice in northern Wisconsin, gaining valuable training in multiple aspects of veterinary practice. She is excited to join the team at IMAH and looks forward to meeting clients and providing veterinary care for their animals, whatever the species!
When not at work, Dr. Schendel enjoys family time with her husband, Logan, daughter Silvia, along with their 2 cats and 2 dogs. Her hobbies include canicross, volunteering at sled dog races, baking and enjoying movies.