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Dr. Raj Singh was born in Chicago
and grew up in
Indiana, where he attended Purdue University. He received his bachelor's
degree in 1986, his veterinary degree
in 1990, and then continued his training for another year, completing a master's
degree in animal physiology in 1991. He then moved to
California and has worked at several Bay Area animal hospitals in Santa Cruz,
Vacaville, San Jose and Los Gatos. In 2002, he attained his career-long dream of
owning his own veterinary practice when he and his wife purchased Sunnyvale Veterinary Clinic.
In addition to dogs and cats, rabbits and other
small mammals, Dr. Singh is experienced in reptile and avian (bird)
medicine.
Dr. Singh enjoys being active in the local
veterinary community. He is a past president of the Santa Clara Valley
Veterinary Medical Association, and has volunteered at the Peninsula
Fix Our Ferals program, spaying and neutering feral cats. He was also on the
advisory committee for the San Jose Animal Care center while they planned their
expansion. He has given presentations at several local schools
to educate young people about the veterinary profession.
Dr. Singh lives in San Jose, and when he is not busy at the clinic or with his
volunteer work, he enjoys bike racing for
San Jose Bike Club, competing in triathlons, mountain
biking, swimming, running, coaching his daughter's soccer team, and spending time with his wife Melissa, their two daughters,
and their dog and two cats.
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.jpg "Lacey was born 10/08 and was adopted from a shelter. A Wisdom Panel DNA test revealed that she is a Border Collie/Australian Shepherd/German Shepherd")
.jpg "Lacey was born 10/08 and was adopted from a shelter. A Wisdom Panel DNA test revealed that she is a Border Collie/Australian Shepherd/German Shepherd")