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Marcus Brown, DVM
 Dr. Brown is a co-founder of the Capital Cat Clinic and he received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1986 from the University of Illinois. Initially Dr. Brown worked at several mixed practices and an equine practice before finding his true passion was in the care and treatment of feline patients. Prior to opening Capital Cat Clinic he worked in two feline exclusive clinics.
He is an active supporter in local, state and national feline organizations. Currently he is the medical director for Alley Cat Allies. In addition, Dr. Brown has been working with the American Association of Feline Practitioners on the creation of new wellness guidelines for feline practitioners. The guidelines are scheduled to be published in the fall of 2009.
Dr. Brown enjoys continuing education and regularly attends seminars and conferences across the country each year focusing on the advancement in feline veterinary care. Dr. Brown also utilizes on-line discussion groups and veterinary networks to assist the clinic in maintaining the highest level of care and providing the newest treatments available in feline medicine.
Dr.
Brown lives locally in Arlington with his three cats , Spanky, Cosmo
and Bootie. In his free time, Dr. Brown enjoys traveling, reading, and
running. He has completed numerous marathons and triathlons over the
past couple of years.
Dr. Brown is a member of the following organizations: Fellow of the Academy of Feline Medicine American Veterinary Dental Society American Association of Feline Practitioners American Veterinary Medical Association American Animal Hospital Association Elizabeth Arguelles, DVM
American Veterinary Medical Association Virginia Veterinary Medical Assocation American Association of Feline Practicioners Veterinary Information Network
Mabet de Lange, DVM (photo to come)
After receiving her undergraduate degree from Swarthmore College, Dr Mabet de Lange obtained her veterinary degree from Utrecht University in the Netherlands in 2004, with the emphasis on feline medicine. She worked for 5 years in a feline only clinic in Cherry Hill, NJ before moving to Northern Virginia in 2009.
Since then she has been working at a feline clinic in Leesburg as a relief veterinarian. Capital Cat Clinic is thrilled to have her join us on Saturdays to provide our clients with more appointment openings and availability on weekends. Dr de Lange lives in Fairfax County with her husband, 2 daughters and their cat Dodgy.
Kristen Sotos, DVM
Through her college and veterinary school years, Dr. Sotos was known for her care and adoption of stray felines in the Gainesville area, including three geriatric cats which she brought with her to the Virginia area. She supplemented her passion for cats during vet school by working at an all cat practice, knowing her ultimate professional calling would be a practice focused on cats. During her career, Dr. Sotos has developed a special interest in feline behavior and geriatric medicine.
Dr. Sotos enjoys running, cooking, and spending time with family and friends. She lives in McLean with her husband and three young children.
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Dr. Kristen Sotos recently joined the Capital Cat Clinic to pursue her passion
for feline care, after honing her pragmatic and compassionate approach to
veterinary medicine for the last eight years at a large, active and diverse dog
and cat practice in Fairfax. Dr. Sotos came to the Northern Virginia area after
receiving both her undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Zoology and her
Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Florida.