Dr. Barri J. Morrison

Barri J. Morrison, DVM

Barri J. Morrison, DVM

VETERINARIAN
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Education & Trainings

University of Florida, Bachelors of Science in Animal Biology, 2005 

Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 2009 

Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine, Clinical Curriculum for Doctorate, 2010 

VCA Emergency & Referral Center of Westbury, New York, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Internship Degree, 2011 

Professional Memberships

AVMA, LIVMA, NYSMS

Barri Morrison was born and raised and currently resides in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She went to University of Florida for her undergraduate degree and graduated from Ross University School of Vet Medicine in 2009. Dr. Morrison practiced small animal medicine for almost 10 years in New York City before moving back to Florida to start her family. She is part of Chewy’s Connect with a Vet team and has a special interest in veterinary neurology.

Dr. Morrison and her husband have an amazing daughter and 2 cats that they raised after they were born in the bushes outside their front door (a fun surprise mid-pandemic project!). In her free time, Dr. Morrison enjoys traveling, spending time with her daughter, going to the beach, and exploring new things outdoors. She also enjoys all sorts of baking and cooking.

Recent Articles

How To Get Rid of Fleas in the Yard
by
Barri J. Morrison, DVM

Fleas are pesky little critters that can wreak havoc on your furry family members as well as your home and yard. Fleas are more than just an annoyance—they can cause several diseases and medical conditions...

Brown Dog Tick: What Are They and Where Do Brown Dog Ticks Live?
by
Barri J. Morrison, DVM

The brown dog tick (Rhipicephalus sanguineus), also called the kennel tick, is a common external parasite found all over the world. This tick, among other tick species, is cause for concern because it...

Dog Hiccups: What Are They and How Do Dogs Get Them?
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Barri J. Morrison, DVM

As a pet parent, you may wonder—can your dog get hiccups? Why do dog hiccups happen? Are they serious? In this article, you'll everything you need to know about dog hiccups. Do Dogs Get Hiccups? Yes, dogs...

How a Bland Diet for Dogs Helps With Stomach Upset
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Barri J. Morrison, DVM

Gastrointestinal (GI or GIT) illness, or gastroenteritis, is a common illness in dogs. This causes an upset stomach that often leads to diarrhea, vomiting, and/or a change in appetite. When this happens,...

Cracked Dog Paws? Common Causes and How to Care for Your Pup’s Cracked and Dry Paws
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Barri J. Morrison, DVM

Although a dog’s paw pads may feel rough, they are one of the most sensitive areas of the body. The skin of the paw pads is thick, with fat tissue underneath composing most of the pad. These structures...

When Is a Dog Considered a Senior?
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Barri J. Morrison, DVM

Our family dogs are living longer and longer due to advances in veterinary medicine and an elevated level of care by pet parents. And although age itself isn’t a disease, as your pets get older, an extra...