Meet Our Team!

DVM, MVSC, PHD President

Dr. Pal acquired Cedar Plaza Vet in June 2012 and expanded to Martha Lake Vet, Lynnwood in 2015. He graduated from Punjab Agricultural University, India in 2004. Then, he achieved a Master’s (2006) in Veterinary Parasitology from GADVASU, India, and a Ph.D. (2010) in Animal Sciences from WSU, Pullman WA. Since moving to WA state in 2006 Dr. Pal has made the Pacific Northwest his home.

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Dr. Smalley is a passionate veterinarian who graduated from Colorado State University in 1995. With nearly 30 years of experience, he’s committed to providing compassionate care for animals, focusing on preventative health and emergency medicine. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Smalley loves staying active—whether it’s snowboarding in the winter, hiking and fishing in the summer, or spending time on the water boating. He enjoys any chance to be outdoors and connect with nature.

Dr. Wendy Karle, an Ohio State University alumna, has been a practicing veterinarian since 2005. Her wide-ranging experience reflects her ability to provide a varied and thorough approach to veterinary medicine. Dr. Karle’s role as a caring guardian to her family, which includes two children, five dogs, two cats, and a hamster, is a testament to her dedication and love for animals. Her extensive experience in the field is a crucial asset to our team.

Dr. Day is originally from the East Coast – she grew up in New York City and lived in Florida for several years. After receiving her veterinary degree from Cornell Universityshe relocated to Washington to join her husband who is in the military. She and her husband share their home with 4 dogs (3 seniors and a naughty puppy), 3 cats (2 crazyyoung calicos and a senior tabby), and a few chickens. Dr. Day’s professional interests include preventative medicine, internal medicine, dermatology, dentistry, and surgery. She enjoys reading, gardening, boating, takingcooking classes with her husband, and exploring Washington State in her free time.

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Dr. Andrew Logan has loved animals since he was a young boy. Growing up in Northern California, he spent much time raising birds from finches to geese, as well as multiple small mammals, and exotics. Dr. Logan began employment in the veterinary field working as a Veterinary Assistant in 2006. Following his passion for animal care, he attended and graduated from Oregon State University Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. After becoming a doctor, he returned to his home hospital, a feline practice, where he began his training, this time as an associate veterinarian. Dr. Logan works at Cedar Plaza Veterinary Clinic and Martha Lake Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Logan loves spending time outdoors, and in his free time, he loves to mountain bike, run, hike, and kayak. He shares his house with a cat named Chip, a dog Duke, various frog species, and a veiled chameleon. Doctor Logan has been a member of the Association of Amphibian and Reptile Veterinarians since 2021 and has attended Exotics Con in 2020 and 2021. He loves working with all creatures great and small; from felines and canines to pocket pets, avians, reptiles, amphibians, small mammals, and any exotic that needs veterinary care, including tarantulas. He looks forward to seeing your furry, feathered, and scaled companions!

DVM, MS, DACVS-SA

Dr. Lauren Hamil, originally from Tallahassee, Florida, earned her undergraduate degree in zoology from the University of Florida (UF), where she worked at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine and with fruit bats at a local conservancy. Her passion for veterinary medicine and the outdoors led her to Colorado State University (CSU), where she earned her DVM. During veterinary school, she worked in oncology and radiation research, and discovered a love for small animal surgery. After completing a one-year rotating internship at North Carolina State University, she returned to CSU for a residency in small animal orthopedic and soft tissue surgery, where she also earned a master’s degree. Board-certified in small animal surgery, Dr. Hamil specializes in soft tissue, orthopedic, and minimally invasive surgery. She finds the most fulfillment in improving pets’ lives through surgery, working closely with both pet owners and primary veterinarians. When she is not at work, Dr. Hamil enjoys wildlife photography, hiking, kayaking, and exploring the Pacific Northwest with her husband. She loves spending time with their house full of fur-babies: 3 cats and 2 dogs—Munch, Pickett, Biscuit, Peanut Butter, and Poppy Seed.

The team of Olympic Veterinary Cardiology consists of Dr. Brian Maran, Dr. Holly Sawyer, and Dr. Mikaela Mueller. All three Board-Certified Veterinary Cardiologists are passionate doctors focused on providing top-notch cardiac care. They focus heavily on medical management of advanced cardiac disease and perform complete cardiac assessments at our hospital (blood pressure, ECG, and echocardiography). They also are talented interventionalists who are capable of especially advanced cardiac interventions for patients with life-threatening disease. They regularly collaborate and visit our Hospital to provide on-site support to our patients.

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Licensed Veterinary Technician

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Vice-President

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Clinical Director

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Lead Vet Assistant

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