Dr. Costin graduated from UC Davis with a Bachelor of Science degree in zoology and his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Western University of Health Sciences. Along with wellness counseling and preventative care, his interests include dermatology, gastroenterology, behavior medicine, and the management of chronic and degenerative diseases.

Away from veterinary medicine, he enjoys almost everything in the great outdoors—backpacking, skiing, mountain biking, and the like. Along with his family, he also loves to travel to places off the beaten path which offers outdoor opportunities. He and his family have a yellow Labrador named Dash.

Dr. Khouban graduated from UC Davis in 2015 and did an internship at ASEC. Practiced in emergency and general practice medicine for seven years before coming to Los Feliz. I have a Rottweiler and loves poodles.

Dr. Lynette D’Urso grew up in New England, completed undergraduate studies at Gettysburg College, then graduated from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. She completed a one year internship at the University of Guelph in Canada, followed by a three year residency in veterinary cardiology in Los Angeles at the California Animal Hospital. Dr. D’Urso was boarded in cardiology in 2005. She is currently providing mobile cardiology services to veterinarians including physical exams, echocardiograms, ECG’s, treatment and follow-up recommendations.

Dr. Talwar currently lives with 5 rescue cats and her heart dog, a rescue poodle named Roshni.

In her spare time Dr. Talwar enjoys running marathons, traveling, and hiking with her husband

When Dr. Freedberg was a child, she grew up with animals; surprisingly, despite having the greatest passion for all animals that came to call her home their home, her goal was not to become a veterinarian. Everyone who saw her grow up and witnessed her genuine love for animals knew that no matter what she said, becoming a veterinarian would ultimately be the path she would choose.

Dr. Freedberg got a physics degree and worked in the related field for one year. It didn’t take long for her to realize that her heart and passion were caring for animals, and she decided to follow her heart and become a veterinarian.

Dr. Freedberg graduated from The Koret Veterinary School at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, in 2015. Every day she is reminded that following her heart and a true passion was the right choice. Dr. Freedberg has been practicing medicine in the Bay Area for the past two years. She recently moved to the Los Angeles area, where she lives with her beloved dog, one cat, two human children, and her partner.