Meet Our Team
Kurt Riemer, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Kurt Riemer grew up on a family dairy farm in Wisconsin. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology from the University of Chicago, where he also was a member of the varsity basketball team for 4 years. Dr. Riemer then attend University of Wisconsin - School of Veterinary Medicine, earning his degree in 2004. Dr. Riemer had the great opportunity to travel to Nelspruit (now known as (Mbombela) South Africa, where he sat 2 feet away from a wild lion, was charged by an elephant and saw a 10-day old Black Rhino calf while doing an internship in vet school.
Upon graduation, Dr. Riemer moved to the Pacific Northwest. For the first 5 years he worked with companion and farm animals in Enumclaw. Wanting to focus more on dogs and cats, Dr. Riemer has also practiced in University Place and Puyallup before starting Lakeland Veterinary Hospital.
When not at work, Dr. Riemer enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking and camping, coaching his sons’ sports teams, and woodworking.
Upon graduation, Dr. Riemer moved to the Pacific Northwest. For the first 5 years he worked with companion and farm animals in Enumclaw. Wanting to focus more on dogs and cats, Dr. Riemer has also practiced in University Place and Puyallup before starting Lakeland Veterinary Hospital.
When not at work, Dr. Riemer enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking and camping, coaching his sons’ sports teams, and woodworking.
Pam Wiltzius, DVM
Veterinarian
Lakeland Veterinary Hospital is very excited to announce to addition of Dr. Pam Wiltzius.
Originally from Wisconsin, Dr. Pam earned a B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and was a member of the track and field team for 3 years.After graduating from the University of Wisconsin - School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992, Dr. Pam was drawn to the mountains and temperate climate of the Pacific Northwest moving to the area in 2003. A fantastic and highly skilled veterinarian, Dr. Pam has a particular interest in nutrition and pain management as well as being Fear Free certified.
When not working Dr. Pam enjoys many outdoor activities as well as reading, going to rock concerts, and watching the Seahawks. She shares her home with her husband Frank, Phil the Pittie, Ozzy the Frenchie, and Angus the Cattle Dog
Originally from Wisconsin, Dr. Pam earned a B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and was a member of the track and field team for 3 years.After graduating from the University of Wisconsin - School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992, Dr. Pam was drawn to the mountains and temperate climate of the Pacific Northwest moving to the area in 2003. A fantastic and highly skilled veterinarian, Dr. Pam has a particular interest in nutrition and pain management as well as being Fear Free certified.
When not working Dr. Pam enjoys many outdoor activities as well as reading, going to rock concerts, and watching the Seahawks. She shares her home with her husband Frank, Phil the Pittie, Ozzy the Frenchie, and Angus the Cattle Dog
Whitney Michael
Veterinary Technician
Whitney has called the West coast home her whole life. She was born in San Francisco and came to the PNW for her undergraduate degree at the University of Washington where she majored in finance and marketing.
Growing up with animals of all kind she always loved them but never considered a career in the animal world until she met a couple in Thailand who did volunteer work spaying and neutering dogs and cats around the world. Now she has been in this field for 6 years and loves every minute of it. She even volunteers every year for a spay and neuter clinic in Mexico.
She has two critters of her own, a bull terrier named Dozer and a cat named Toast - an unlikely pair but they fast became friends. In her spare time Whitney loves to get outside and explore.
Growing up with animals of all kind she always loved them but never considered a career in the animal world until she met a couple in Thailand who did volunteer work spaying and neutering dogs and cats around the world. Now she has been in this field for 6 years and loves every minute of it. She even volunteers every year for a spay and neuter clinic in Mexico.
She has two critters of her own, a bull terrier named Dozer and a cat named Toast - an unlikely pair but they fast became friends. In her spare time Whitney loves to get outside and explore.
Our Support Staff
Our support staff is a group of highly trained veterinary assistants and customer service associates who are committed to making your visits, communication and time with us as exceptional at possible. Our support staff strives to help you and your pets develop a lasting relationship between our veterinary care team and you so that your pets receive the be care possible.
