Dr. Nicole Oldfather Rosel

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Wednesday: 8AM-12:00PM

Thursday - Friday: 8AM-5:30PM

Saturday: 9AM-12PM

Emergencies/after hours assistance

Dr. Nicole Oldfather Rosel

Mar 07, 2023

Meet Dr. Nicole Oldfather Rosel

Dr. Nicole is an Associate Veterinarian at Pet Medical Center. She graduated from Iowa State in 2016. Worked at a clinic in the Quad Cities for 4 years before moving to Ankeny and working there for 2 years. Her experience includes all companion animal medicine, routine care, and routine surgery.

Dr. Nicole's family includes:

Dr. Jarod the husband,
Malachi the turtle, 16 years old
Cooper Canyon the dog, 9 years old
Keyser Soze the cat, 13 years old
Midna the cat, 9 years old
Soleyna the cat, 2 years old

What is something people would be surprised to know about you?

We love escape rooms and have played almost 30 of them in 5 different states and on a cruise ship. We are also into woodworking. Dr. Nicole programs and runs the wood CNC.

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