Dr. Ivana Crnec is a licensed doctor of veterinary medicine, a passionate writer and a devoted pet parent.
Specializing in domestic carnivores, her professional experience ranges from preventative medicine and routine wellness care through diagnosing and treating conditions to emergency and specialty care.
Ivana was born on the 5th of January, 1992, in Bitola, Republic of North Macedonia. She got her veterinary degree at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Bitola.
She then continued her education at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Zagreb, Croatia, where she specialized in domestic carnivores.
During the faculty years, she participated in several international Zoo and Wildlife preservation projects and wrote research papers published in international journals.
She spent the faculty summer breaks volunteering in two veterinary clinics - "Fiziovet" and "Kreszinger" in Zagreb, Croatia. Additionally, she is a certified nutritionist and is certified in HAACP food safety system implementation.
Now, Ivana is a licensed doctor of veterinary medicine, a passionate writer, and a devoted pet parent.
She has actively worked in the veterinary industry for seven years, gaining experience in various fields, from preventative medicine and wellness through diagnosing and treating conditions to emergency and specialty care.
Today, she is a board member of the Bibevski Foundation, and her primary focus is advancing animal healthcare through research and education.
When not working, she is either reading or shoe shopping.
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