We've built a clinic that works better for pets, their parents, and the team that works here.
As pet parents ourselves, we knew what wasn't working, so we've changed it.
From a thoughtfully designed space thats warm and calming to a team of professionals who are humans first, our clinic is a place you don’t mind coming back to. Our seamless integration of technology at every step makes booking to payment a walk in the park. So, stop in and grab a treat on your walk—we’d love to see you.
Our Values
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Always be
transparentComing to our clinic should give you a sense of relief and trust—the last thing we want is for you to feel misled by the bill at the end. We will be clear about the treatment plan we are recommending and its cost.
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Work
compassionatelyWe do what we do because we love what we do. The moment you walk through our doors, we're on your side. Whether healing sick pets or comforting worried parents, think of our team as part of your family.
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Take pride in our
communityWe are founded in Brooklyn by Brooklynites. Our roots are important to us—the people, businesses, and culture. We’re here to add to the passion and pride you feel throughout our streets, elevating our neighborhood through partnerships and events.
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Be
curiousWe’re obsessed with learning and improving, constantly keeping our ears to the ground. Every team member, no matter the role they’re hired to fill, is encouraged to ask questions and make recommendations. We believe a collaborative culture leads to the best care for your pet.
Meet the Team
We know you'll like them as much as we do
Our Doctors
Our Team
Dr. Fortier received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University in 2016. After graduation, he moved to New York City and has since lived in The Rockaways.
A passionate lifelong learner, Dr. Fortier is committed to constantly expanding his knowledge and skill set to provide the highest quality veterinary care for your loved ones. He has the following certifications:
Certified Veterinary Medical Acupuncturist (cVMA) – Dr. Fortier is certified to provide evidence and science-based acupuncture. Instead of following the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) philosophy of modulating qi flow, science-based acupuncture instead focuses on modulating nerve impulses and stimulating the release of pain-killing molecules.
Veterinary Botanical Medicine Consultant (VBMC) – Dr. Fortier has been trained in the evidence and science-based use of herbal supplements. This means that he can help answer questions about the evidence for or against different herbal products, possible herb-drug interactions, and which herbs to avoid in various conditions. While this course provides exposure to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbal medications, Dr. Fortier does not prescribe these treatments.
Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Veterinarian (CHPV) – This course provides advanced training in end-of-life care. The primary focuses are high quality medical management, supporting pet parents’ emotional health, and euthanasia techniques.
Low Stress Handling® Certified – Silver (LCHC-S), Elite Fear Free Certified (Elite FFCP), & Cat Friendly Veterinarian (CFV) – Dr. Fortier has obtained these three certifications which teach the general philosophy and hand-on techniques needed to provide low stress veterinary care.
These advanced skills have helped Dr. Fortier mold All Ears Veterinary into a compassionate clinic that focuses on each patient as a whole being, not just their symptoms. Dr. Fortier is committed to offering all reasonable options for care, ensuring each pet has the least stressful experience possible, and educating pet parents so that they never leave the clinic confused by their loved ones’ diseases or treatment options.
Dr. Raghubeer is a New York native whose insatiable love for animals began with the city’s stray cat and pigeon populations. They earned their BA in Psychology at Barnard College and completed their veterinary studies at Tufts University. Professionally, they are particularly interested in surgery, dermatology and palliative care. Prior to veterinary school, they worked in community and shelter medicine, where they developed an appreciation for the varying needs of New York’s pets and pet parents. As the parent of a particularly spicy, ex-stray cat, Dr. Raghubeer cares deeply about reducing fear, stress and anxiety in their patients and is a Fear Free Certified Practitioner.
Dr. Raghubeer is passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion, and strives to make the veterinary field a more inclusive space for animal lovers of all identities. They endeavor to be a veterinarian who strengthens the human-animal bond, advocating for both pets and owners, and providing a variety of high-quality, evidence-based care options that meet the needs of both pets and pet parents.
Dr. Emily grew up outside of Boston, MA, but more recently could be found wandering the rolling hills and cobbled streets of bonnie Scotland. A lover of all creatures great and small, it was a particular fondness for wildlife that inspired her to pursue a veterinary degree after completing a Masters of Science in Conservation Medicine at Tufts University.
She earned her BVM&S degree from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in Edinburgh, where she went on to complete an extended internship with the Dick Vet Rabbit and Exotics Practice following her graduation. While she loves all of the non-traditional companion animals, her particular favorite species include rabbits, snakes, tortoises, and cockatiels!
Dr. Emily strives to provide calm, stress-free care, while helping families navigate health care decisions with transparency, clinical expertise, and compassion. In her spare time Emily loves to travel, keep fit with a variety of different activities, and snuggle with her extraordinarily fluffy cat, Winnie.
Born and raised in New York, Dr. Yau cultivated her animal-loving nature by immersing herself in the diverse world of veterinary medicine at a young age. After volunteering at farms, zoos, and small animal clinics, and growing up with beloved shih tzus, she transformed her childhood fascination with animals into a mature understanding and academic interest in their health and well-being. Dr. Yau graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 2016, with a major in Behavioral Neuroscience and double minor in Creative Writing & Biology. She continued her studies at Cornell University, where she obtained her DVM degree with Phi Zeta honors in 2020. After several years in private practice, Dr. Yau lived in Hong Kong for a year and worked in academia with a diverse, multilingual staff and clientele.
Dr. Yau’s professional interests include soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and conservation. She is also passionate about science communication and believes it is a powerful platform to raise awareness of important topics and highlight the human-animal bond. Dr. Yau values using compassion, transparency, and clinical expertise to deliver personalized medicine, allowing for informed discussion and decision-making with pet parents to provide quality care to their pets.
Outside of work, Dr. Yau performs as a DJ and enjoys learning foreign languages, watching films and television, and appreciating the culinary arts. She has an adventurous spirit and has spent time in 6 continents, conducting research on primates, kangaroos, elephants, and big cats.
