Dr. Bell grew up near Geneseo, Illinois with a large loving family and her father’s herd of barn cats. During her veterinary training at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dr. Dick Dubielzig’s mentorship strongly influenced her passion for oral and maxillofacial pathology. Dr. Bell is grateful to serve and to learn from so many outstanding veterinarians. See Dr. Bell's contributions to Veterinary Pathology.
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Carrie is most likely to answer your SOPA phone calls and is ready to help with your questions. You will also hear from her through email when statements are sent out.
Carrie has a love for all animals, even opossums and especially cats!
Jessica helps keep the SOPA lab clean and trims in soft tissue samples. You will hear from her through email to let you know when your samples have arrived safe and sound. She also fills your supply orders, which are available to you at no cost!
Jessica has had a passion for science and animals from a very young age. She loves learning about all animals, even the not so cuddly kind.
If you hear barking in the background of your SOPA phone calls, it is likely Prasky the min pin telling everyone that the courier is here.
Pippa is often found keeping guard and actively helping (or maybe hindering) Dr. Bell by being a sassy paper weight and keeping watch over her slides.
These two chinchillas are former lab subjects and now permanent SOPA residents. There's nothing they love more than their Timothy Hay Biscuits.
The mission of SOPA is to provide specialized pathology services to veterinarians in order to support a rigorous, team-based approach to the diagnosis, prognostication, and treatment of oral and dental diseases in animals. Cases from all species (except the human!) are welcome. If you are a veterinarian and your patients have a mouth, then SOPA is for YOU!
Even small businesses have a huge impact on the environment. We have found options for recycling the abundant packaging material that we receive including Styrofoam, bubble wrap, thin plastics, more conventional plastics, and paper/cardboard. We prioritize formalin reuse over disposal, and we also reuse as much of the packing material as we can, such as clean paper towels, clinical pads, absorbent material and seal-able bags.
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Thanks to Dr. Dorte Dopfer for creating this illustration.
Carle Health for their outstanding and consistent histology service.
The Clinical Hematopathology laboratory at Colorado State University for PARR testing.
The histology laboratory at Kansas State University for providing excellent immunohistochemistry services.
Michigan State University VDL prognostic testing for melanoma and mast cell tumors.
Thank you for all that you do!
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