About Whole Health Mobile Pet Care
Dr. Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Argersinger has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Triangle area since 1998 after working in private practice in New York. A native of New Jersey, she graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. In 2011, she expanded her skills in veterinary acupuncture by completing a course in Small Animal Acupu
Dr. Argersinger has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Triangle area since 1998 after working in private practice in New York. A native of New Jersey, she graduated from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. In 2011, she expanded her skills in veterinary acupuncture by completing a course in Small Animal Acupuncture at the Chi Institute in Reddick, Florida. She has returned to Chi University (as it is now known) several times for further training in Tui-na and Advanced Acupuncture, highlighting her commitment to integrating both Eastern and Western veterinary medicine. This holistic approach enhances her practice, which includes mobile pet care and pet rehabilitation services, allowing her to treat dogs and cats effectively. In her spare time, Dr. Argersinger enjoys traveling with her family, hiking with her dog, dancing with friends, and snuggling with her cat while reading a good book.
Dr. Elizabeth Williams
Dr. Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Elizabeth Williams graduated from NCSU CVM and has dedicated her career to pain management, mobility, and pet rehabilitation. In 2011, she earned her certifications in veterinary acupuncture (CVA), herbal therapy, and tui-na from the Chi Institute. To further enhance her mobile pet care practice, she added rehabilitation services by c
Dr. Elizabeth Williams graduated from NCSU CVM and has dedicated her career to pain management, mobility, and pet rehabilitation. In 2011, she earned her certifications in veterinary acupuncture (CVA), herbal therapy, and tui-na from the Chi Institute. To further enhance her mobile pet care practice, she added rehabilitation services by completing her CCRT through the Canine Rehabilitation Institute (CRI) in 2012. Currently, Dr. Williams divides her time between providing care for patients in their homes and consulting from her home office. In addition to her clinical practice, she also contributes to teaching classes at the Canine Rehabilitation Institute in Missouri, Belgium, and Australia. Outside of her professional life, Elizabeth enjoys spending time outdoors and traveling with her husband, David, and their children, Ella and Jackson, along with their dogs, Kira and Nova.