Dr. Evan Antin is a distinguished veterinarian specializing in small animals, exotics, and wildlife, currently practicing at Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital in Thousand Oaks, California. His journey began with a passion for wildlife, cultivated during his childhood in Kansas City, where he explored local ecosystems. Dr. Antin pursued a degree in evolutionary and ecological biology at the University of Colorado Boulder, which included enriching experiences studying abroad in Australia and Tanzania.
After earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Colorado State University in 2013, Dr. Antin joined Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital as an associate veterinarian. In this role, he has honed his clinical and surgical skills, providing exceptional care for a diverse range of animals, including domestic pets and exotic species. His commitment to animal welfare is evident through his extensive hands-on experience with wildlife across various continents, including Africa, Central America, and Southeast Asia.
In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Antin is an advocate for wildlife conservation. He has authored the book “World Wild Vet,” sharing insights from his global experiences and promoting awareness of wildlife issues. His dedication to education extends to mentoring aspiring veterinarians, emphasizing the importance of practical experience and academic excellence.
Dr. Antin’s multifaceted career reflects his unwavering passion for veterinary medicine and wildlife conservation. His contributions not only enhance the lives of animals but also inspire future generations of veterinarians to pursue their dreams in this rewarding field.