Our Staff

Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic is a full-service companion animal veterinary clinic. It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your pet.

Our services are designed to assist in routine preventative care, early detection and treatment of diseases as your pet ages, and complete medical, dental and surgical care as necessary during his or her lifetime. We understand the special role your pet plays in your family and are dedicated to becoming your partner in your pet’s health care.

We take the same care with your pet as we would our own to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery. We place a strong emphasis on client education to help you make a stronger bond with your pet. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.

You will find information on our site about our services, our healthcare team and an extensive, accurate information library to assist you research all aspects of pet health, behavior and illnesses.

Years in Practice: 25
Education:
Bachelor’s of Science in Civil Engineering, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Nina T. Clow, DVM, Owner

Although born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in May of 1960, Dr. Clow’s family moved to California in 1963 where it was “a little bit warmer”.  The majority of Dr. Clow’s childhood was spent on an Almond Ranch in the San Joaquin Valley, which taught her the importance of hard work and perseverance.

Dr. Clow’s first BS was from Fresno State University in Surveying and Photogrammetry out of the Civil Engineering Department in 1983.  She worked for Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for 3 years as a Land Surveyor, then was promoted to Crew Chief.  The life of hotel rooms did not suit her, so she resigned and started the long journey to become a veterinarian.

Dr. Clow attended Fresno State University from 1983-1986, taking PreVet courses.  She graduated from Washington State University, Pullman, Wa, School of Veterinary Medicine in 1994.  She first practiced in Reno, Nevada for 3 years at a small animal practice where she discovered the challenge of exotic animal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and treating lots of Parvo/Distemper cases.  In 1998, the family moved to Denver, CO, where she has been practicing at Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic ever since.  Dr. Clow lives with her husband in Highlands Ranch Co, has a wonderful son in college, and live with a Smooth Fox Terrier named Mikey, and a Maine Coon cat named Theo.  Dr. Clow enjoys flyfishing, gardening, biking, hiking with the dogs in the Rockies, and great outdoor concerts.

Eugene Pei, DVM

Dr. Pei has been a veterinarian for over 35 years, practicing in the Denver area. He attended Colorado State University to get his veterinary degree. He decided when he was in fifth grade that he would become a veterinarian. He grew up in Honolulu, Hawaii where he attended Punahou High School and the University of Hawaii. He received an undergraduate degree at the University of Washington in Seattle. Outside of the veterinary clinic he enjoys Volleyball, Golf, Swimming, Softball, Role Playing Games, and Computer Games. He is married to his wife of over 25 years, Josephine. They have two handsome sons Dante and Trajan.

He describes himself as a cat person, but he loves dogs, birds, reptiles, small mammals and fish just as much. He is soft spoken. He cares a great deal about his clients as well as his patients.

Veterinary practice has allowed for his love of animals and his skills in medicine to come together with compassion and grace. His experience includes small animal practice, exotic animal practice, animal shelter medicine, public health medicine, work in aquariums, and population medicine.

Periodically he returns to Hawaii to wet his gills, and if you want to know what to do when you get to Hawaii ask him.

Education:
Associate’s Degree in Applied Science

Erik, Office Manager

Emily, CVT

Emily is a Certified Veterinary Technician at Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic, where she brings her passion for animal care to life every day. Originally from Delaware, Emily moved to Colorado in 2016 to pursue her education at the Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology, where she earned her certification in 2018. Prior to this, she completed a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies from the University of Delaware in 2014.

Emily’s journey into the veterinary field was fueled by her desire to help pets lead longer, healthier lives. She finds immense joy in seeing animals recover and thrive, feeling like themselves again or even better. Her dedication to the well-being of her patients is evident in the care and attention she provides at the clinic.

Outside of work, Emily has deep family ties to St. Louis and Virginia. She shares her home with Nikki, her 13-year-old rescue mix, who holds a special place in her heart. Emily’s commitment to animals extends beyond the clinic, making her an invaluable member of the Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic team.

Kristen, Technician

I received my bachelors degree in biology at Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA. I came to Colorado to explore the west and experience the Rockies! I’ve never lived in a home without pets and my mom always fueled my passion for animals by allowing me to bring home pets of all shapes and sizes.

From a young age I was always the kid that knew I wanted to work with animals every day of my life. I love how they can lift your spirits with their love for life and never ending love for people! I was (and still am) excited to learn new skills for my position and I look forward to coming to work! I have a 2yr old rescue dog, Pippa, and my cat Frisbee. I enjoy the usual CO hobbies of hiking, snowboarding, trying new breweries, and swing dancing.

Years in Practice: 10

Bonnie, Technician

Bonnie has been a vital member of the team since November 2022, serving as a dedicated Veterinary Technician. Born in Texas, she has called Highland Ranch home since the age of 3, seamlessly blending into the community.

Her journey into the veterinary industry is deeply rooted in her upbringing surrounded by donkeys. This early connection led to numerous opportunities and ignited Bonnie’s passion for giving animals a voice. Her favorite aspect of working with animals is the gratification that comes from offering love and healing, making each day rewarding.

Beyond her professional life, Bonnie finds joy in the company of her extensive family, including her husband, four dogs, a cat, a bearded dragon, and a horse. Her commitment to the well-being of animals extends from the workplace to her home, reflecting a compassionate and dedicated individual both inside and outside of the veterinary clinic.

Years in Practice: 31
Education:
Masters in Psychology

Carol, Receptionist

Originally from Denver, Colorado, she holds a Masters in Psychology with a concentration in behavior, earned after graduating from Bel Rea in 1992. Her journey in the veterinary industry began as a technician, fueled by a passion for animals and their unconditional love.

Taking a break from the field, Carol found her way back to her calling when she joined Quebec Highlands. It was then that she realized she was exactly where she was supposed to be.

Outside of work, Carol’s life is enriched by her three beautiful daughters, six grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Her joy is completed by Smalls, a rescued dachshund. Carol cherishes family time, creating precious memories with her loved ones.

Karla, Receptionist

Karla joined Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic in July of 2021. She was born in Iron Mountain Michigan but came to Colorado in 1985. After 20 years in the cable and Telecom industry, she needed a change and wanted to follow her true passion in life: animals. Karla knew she found the right path when she found Quebec Highlands Animal Clinic. They have a truly amazing team of people that care about animals, their team, and education.

Outside of work, Karla enjoys spending time with her daughter, her animals, gardening, and paddle boarding.