Dr. Mehra earned undergraduate degrees in both Wildlife and Fisheries    Biology and Management from the University of Idaho.  She then obtained her Veterinary medical degree from Washington State University in 1990.   She worked several years for Idaho Fish and Game, the United States Forest Service in southeast Alaska, and participated in many wildlife research projects throughout the west.  Her professional interests are small animal medicine, dentistry, and dermatology; she performs acupuncture at North Idaho Animal Hospital.  She lives, outside of the hospital, with a passion for tennis and yoga that is only surpassed by her love for her family.

 Dr. Pierce holds undergraduate degrees in both Wildlife Biology and Fisheries Biology and Management from the University of Idaho.  After graduating in 1983, he worked several years for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.  In 1990 he graduated from Washington State University's Veterinary Medical School.  His professional interests include surgery (both orthopedic and soft tissue) and emergency medicine at North Idaho Animal Hospital.  When he is not enjoying family life with his wife and two children he can be found playing either the guitar or ice hockey.  He is happiest, though, riding his favorite horse through the wilderness and camping under the stars.

As a veterinarian, media personality, author, lecturer, educator, and recipient of many prestigious awards, Dr. Marty Becker has become known as the “best loved family doctor for pets.”Despite his demanding writing, speaking and television schedule, Dr. Becker still enjoys his work as a practicing veterinarian, at North Idaho Animal Hospital.

Dr. Becker has been instrumental in defining and celebrating the ‘human-animal’ bond throughout the world.   His compassionate care and professionalism makes him a perfect fit with the North Idaho Animal Hospital team.   We are proud to have him on our team.

 Dr. Grace graduated from Cornell Veterinary School in 1990 after which she interned in large animal surgery at the New Bolton Center, a  University of Pennsylvania equine facility.  She practiced veterinary medicine in Connecticut and New York as well as taught anatomy and surgical techniques to Cornell veterinary students for several years.   Her professional interests include lameness evaluations, ophthalmology, acupuncture and the specialty field of diagnostic imaging (radiology and ultrasound).   Dr. Grace moved to Sandpoint in 2011 with her husband, Eric and an assortment of pets.  When not helping companion animals at North Idaho Animal Hospital she is roaming the county tending to her equine patients.   She enjoys the outdoors- ANY activity including but not limited to biking, hiking, running and skiing.  She is an avid gardener, cook and hand worker (she loves to knit!).