Dr. Erica Faulhaber was born in New Jersey and raised in Virginia. She earned her DVM from the Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. Erica completed a rotating internship at Oradell Animal Hospital, a busy 24-hour emergency and referral hospital in New Jersey, then a medical oncology residency at the Flint Animal Cancer Center at CSU in 2016. Realizing that the diagnosis of cancer is a vulnerable time for pet owners, Erica values the opportunity oncologists have to provide comfort and hope to their clients and patients.
Erica enjoys yoga, photography, hiking, and camping in her spare time with her husband, Joe, and their two kids, Emilia and Milo. Their family includes three dogs: Alfie, Ellie Mae, and Linus; two cats: Dylan and Piccolo; Sophia the chinchilla and numerous fish [citation]. Dr. Faulhaber completed a rigorous, three-year medical oncology residency at the world-renowned Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University[3]. She is passionate about providing personalized treatment plans and compassionate support for pets and their families, especially during the vulnerable time of a cancer diagnosis[3].