VCA Cheshire Animal Hospital

Dr. Tai Casagrande joins VCA Cheshire Animal Hospital!

By VCA Cheshire Animal Hospital
Published: April 06, 2012

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VCA Cheshire Animal Hospital is pleased to announce that Tai Casagrande, DVM (practice limited to cardiology) will be joining our team mid-August 2012.

With the addition of Dr. Casagrande to the staff of VCA Cheshire Animal hospital in mid-August 2012, our hospital will offer cardiology consultations and services at the hospital. Dr. Casagrande’s clinical interests include all aspects of Cardiology with a special interest in acute and chronic management of congestive heart failure.

Dr. Casagrande graduated from Atlantic Veterinary College (Prince Edward Island, Canada) in 2007. Upon graduation, she completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at VCA Aurora Animal Hospital and VCA Berwyn Animal Hospital (Illinois) in 2008. After working in general practice at VCA Berwyn Animal Hospital (2008-2009), she went on to complete a residency in Cardiology at the University of Wisconsin (Madison) in 2012.

Originally from Massachusetts, Dr. Casagrande is very excited to be relocating back to New England, where she will be closer to family and friends. VCA Cheshire Animal Hospital is very much looking forward to Dr. Casagrande joining the staff!

If you would like further information or have questions about cardiology, please feel free to call our hospital at 203-272-3266.

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1572 S. Main St.
Cheshire, CT 06410
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