Sharon Forster-Blouin's professional goals were seeded at a young age. She had always loved the company of animals, and at age fourteen, began working for a local veterinary hospital, cleaning cages, floors and equipment, and helping with the care and treatment of the animals. Her academic interests and success eventually earned her a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and a subsequent Masters of Science Degree in Parasitology from the University of Virginia. She then enrolled as a doctoral candidate at Florida State University while continuing to broaden her animal care experience by working for a mobile veterinary practice. She successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis in Population Genetics at FSU during her first year as a student at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. Her academic career was capped by her graduation as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with Highest Honors in 1992. Dr. Forster-Blouin is further distinguished as a recipient of a prestigious award from the American Association of Feline Practitioners for her outstanding interest and ability in feline medicine and surgery.

Dr. Forster-Blouin has gained invaluable experience working with animals in such diverse climates as Florida, the Navajo Nation, and Alaska. Her extensive experience in veterinary emergency medicine as well as mobile (in-home) animal care continues to benefit her feline patients. Time spent working in four different all-cat clinics around the United States has allowed her to create what she feels is the ultimate cat-only setting that combines the highest degree of medical training and the latest in veterinary medical technology with the unique needs of the feline patient.

Those who cherish their cats will appreciate the focused and specialized care their feline companions receive at Corvallis Cat Care. Dr. Forster-Blouin's practice philosophy and goals are singularly simple. She says "I've tried to create an environment I'd not only feel comfortable with, but want to take my own cats into." Her other emphasis is in educating the owners of her patients and providing them with the tools they need to better care for and understand their cats. Dr. Forster-Blouin's ongoing dedication to making Corvallis Cat Clinic a warm and calming health care and boarding facility for cats is a priority. She welcomes and values the input of her clients as a means of continually improving the quality of the care her patients receive.

Corvallis Cat Care is committed to recycling in everything we do including cleanliness, daily work habits, UV light systems and even a special environmentally friendly dishwasher.