Dr. Angie Robinson, DVM brings over two decades of dedicated veterinary care to Valley Veterinary Hospital—her roots trace back to graduating from OVC in 2003 and have flourished into a practice focused on compassionate, team-based medicine for dogs, cats, pocket pets, and reptiles. With a surgical specialty in stifle procedures (cruciate and luxating patella repairs) and innovative BOAS laser corrections, Dr. Angie treats each patient with calm precision and empathy. Her devotion to preventive care and client education reflects a belief that healing happens best when veterinarians and pet owners partner closely together.

Off‑duty, Angie is an avid reader and kayaker who cherishes time with her husband, children, and their four indoor cats: Nimbus (17‑year‑old grumpy grey DLH), Cinnamon Mango (a cozy orange DLH), Pebbles (the curious 3‑year‑old tabby who watches the neighbour nightly), and CheeTOES (the mischievous orange polydactyl). Her passion for community runs deep—she’s been an active Girl Guides of Canada member since 1983 and currently serves as District Commissioner. A native of Ontario, Angie has practiced across three provinces and now considers New Brunswick home for over 13 years.

A committed lifelong learner, Angie is a CVMA member and continually hones her skills—she completed an extracapsular cruciate repair course in 2005 and advanced to a TPLO course in 2018.

Angie’s orthopaedic services are scheduled through referral only.