Fairwood Plaza Animal Clinic has provided compassionate, comprehensive care for pets in the Renton area since 1979. From the first check-up through the senior years, we’re here for you and your pet.
Dr. Leroy Davidson started Fairwood Plaza Animal Clinic in 1979. After 38 years of practice, he retired and sold the practice at the end of 2016 to Dr. Sue Moriyasu, who had worked at the clinic as a relief doctor since 2006. Since 2017, Dr. Moriyasu and staff have continued his tradition of compassionate caring for pets.
We are dedicated to not only providing the best preventive and wellness medicine but also partnering with you to see that your pet has as many happy, healthy years as possible by your side. Got a question? Just call. Want to try a new treatment for your pet’s condition? We’ll be happy to advise. Don’t know whether you should see the vet or wait it out? Reach out to us, and we’ll let you know.
Feel free to browse our site and read more about the services we offer. We look forward to caring for your pet!
Veterinarians
Dr. Sue Moriyasu, DVM
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Dr. Moriyasu was born and raised in Washington and graduated in 2002 from Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She also has her undergraduate degree from WSU and comes from a long line of Cougars. She has practiced at both clinics and shelters in the Pacific Northwest since graduating from veterinary school. Prior to graduating from veterinary school, she did externships at both the NIH and CDC in parasitic diseases, as well as in immunology and pharmacology labs at WSU, and in comparative medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
Dr. Moriyasu has special interests in preventative medicine, parasitology, shelter medicine, and public health. She believes that the focus of veterinary medicine should be on disease prevention rather than management. Because of this, she is a strong advocate of vaccination, deworming, and spaying and neutering. When Dr. Moriyasu is not practicing medicine, she enjoys movies, reading, traveling, and lives with her husband Dave, dog, Roux, and cat, Oliver!
Dr. Lo-Tin Kung, DVM, MRCVS
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Dr. Kung is a 1997 graduate of the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine and has an undergraduate degree in Animal Science from Cornell University. Dr. Kung has practiced in Washington and in the UK. Outside of veterinary medicine, his interests include reading, traveling, and collecting art and antiques.
Dr. Shauna Carroll, Associate DVM
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Dr. Carroll began working at Fairwood Plaza Animal Clinic as a relief veterinarian in 2019 and will now be joining us permanently as the on-staff vet for Wednesdays! She has her bachelor’s in Biology from Grinnell College in Iowa and earned her DVM from UC Davis in 1993. Dr. Carroll has over 30 years of experience, practicing her first two years as an associate in California before moving and continuing on in Western Washington. For the past 7 years, Dr. Carroll has been working as a relief veterinarian in both cat-only and cat & dog practices and knew she wanted to become a vet at the age of 3. In her free time, Dr. Carroll enjoys hiking, horseback riding, and jazzercise!
Staff
Victoria, Practice Manager/LVT
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Victoria worked through her AAS in Veterinary Technology at PIMA, graduating in 2022 while managing the FPAC practice since June 2019. As the daughter of a veterinarian, Victoria was always surrounded by animals, growing up with dogs, cats, hamsters, guinea pigs, and birds. Before working at FPAC, she worked in the vet field as a kennel attendant, receptionist, and veterinary assistant, enriching her skills and becoming a true practice manager. In her spare time, Victoria enjoys reading, watching movies, spending time with her pets, and traveling!
Kim, LVT
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Kim graduated with a BA in Biological Anthropology from Western Washington University in 1998 and earned an AAS degree in Veterinary Technology from Pima Medical Institute in 2013. She has been licensed and joined the FPAC team in August of 2013. Kim has had a beautiful subconscious path to becoming an LVT after working for 10 years in commercial finance. As a five-year-old, she would play nurse to her cat, bunny, birds, and hamster and has a devoted passion for end-of-life care. When not in the clinic, Kim enjoys sewing & knitting and traveling internationally.
Mona, LVT
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Mona graduated from Pierce College with an AA degree in Veterinary Technology in 1995 and has been in practice as an LVT (aka veterinary nurse) ever since. She has dedicated her life to caring for animals and joined our team in 2018. She is an avid cat lover and is the owner-operator of Soul Whis-Purr Cat Sitting, which we highly recommend for feline friends. Mona also enjoys reading, music, landscape, animal photography, outdoor adventures, and spending time with her 7-year-old cat, Luna.
Sonya, LVT
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Sonya began working as a veterinary assistant for FPAC in February 2021 and is a recent graduate from Pima Medical Institute, earning her AAS in veterinary technology in 2023. Before attending Pima for her technician’s license, Sonya attended Western Washington University for her BS in Cell and Molecular Biology and a minor in Sociology, which she earned in 2019. In her free time, Sonya enjoys binge-watching TV shows and movies, reading fantasy and sci-fi, and kayaking with her two Beagle-Dachshund mixes, Little and Otter, in tow. She also enjoys the fresh air on low-impact hikes and camping with her boyfriend.
Alyison, CSR
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Alyison realized her love for veterinary medicine 8 years ago after a foster fail, and decided to make a change, switching up her daily work life from retail and non-profit work. Since then, she has worked in many additional aspects of the field, including assisting and managing, but has a special love of working closely with clients. Alyison joined the FPAC team at the end of 2020 and has contributed their countless skills greatly. In her free time, Alyison enjoys cooking and baking delicious goods, playing video games, and LOVES consuming all things drag!
Alexya, Veterinary Assistant
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Alexya joins us as a veterinary assistant, and her recent love for veterinary medicine began in 2022 when her own dog’s health issues worsened, resulting in rapid vision loss. Wanting to learn more about her 14-year-old silky terrier’s condition is what led her to PIMA medical and, ultimately, FPAC. Alexya lives with her two cats, Hercules and Whiskey, and dog, Sissy. In her free time, she enjoys reading mystery books and watching documentaries- especially true crime and mystery.