Before opening Warm & Fuzzy, Dr. Robin Urie worked extensively in daytime veterinary and emergency medicine settings and extended her sought-after surgical services to clinics throughout Maryland. Dr. Urie first received her undergraduate degree from Towson University and graduated from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.

Her expertise in exotic animals originated from a passion for non-traditional pets as a child and into adulthood. Over the years, Dr. Urie has welcomed many exotic pets into her home, and still finds the study of their husbandry and unique requirements fascinating.

It’s important to Dr. Urie not only to provide the highest quality medicine for her clients, but to also spread the knowledge she has gained over the years through community education. She volunteers her services for many exotic animal rescues and provides care for animals in local nature centers and wildlife.

A Maryland native, Dr. Urie lives in Perry Hall where she grew up. She shares her home with a partially house-trained husband, two domestic long-haired little girls, a high-energy Catahoula Leopard dog, two feline friends – including a Mokave Jag cat – and about 20 koi fish.