BluePearl Pet Hospital
Virginia Beach, VA

Dr. Anemone Andronescu is the medical director of our Virginia Beach hospital. She particularly enjoys minimally invasive surgery as it allows for a faster recovery.

Dr. Andronescu enjoys outdoor activities and spending time with her husband and their three dogs: boxer Mica, Rottweiler Kane, and coconut retriever Zeus.

Dr. Edgardo Delgado particularly enjoys surgery, cardiology and oncology cases.

Dr. Delgado's favorite pastimes include kitesurfing, scuba diving and hiking. He also participates in many volunteer activities aimed at helping people and pets.

A dedicated emergency clinician, Dr. Brianna Doran is interested in feline medicine, toxicity cases and trauma, with emphasis on wound repair and management.

When not working, Dr. Doran enjoys traveling and outdoor activities. Her pets include a dog named River and two cats, Boomer and Bugs.

As an experienced emergency clinician, Dr. Dawn Johnson’s special interests include ophthalmology, geriatric medicine and anesthesia.

Outside of work, Dr. Johnson enjoys weight training and riding motorcycles. She also loves outdoor adventures with her three dogs: Andros the Rottweiler, Jo-Jo the English bulldog and Carly the rescued boxer mix.

Dr. Veronica Lommler finds emergency medicine particularly rewarding and especially enjoys wound management, laceration repairs and ophthalmic emergencies.

Dr. Lommler likes to hike, swim and cook. Her adopted cat Annabelle is blind but enjoys listening to birds and being outside.

Dr. Thomas McManus is part of our emergency medicine training program for clinicians. SCUBA certified, his skills include handling marine animals, as well as cats, dogs and birds. He is especially interested in managing trauma and foreign body ingestion cases.

Dr. McManus enjoys spending time by the water, whether kayaking, swimming, diving or lounging on the beach with a good book. He is also an aquarium hobbyist and looks forward to getting a dog of his own soon.

Dr. Brittany Parsons knew from a young age that she wanted to be a veterinarian. A dedicated clinician, her interests include endocrine disorders and wound management, as well as zoo and exotic medicine.

When not working, Dr. Parsons loves spending time at the beach with her two golden retrievers, Peach and Cobbler.

Dr. Leigh Perry's special interests include lower urinary tract disease and endocrine diseases.

Dr. Perry enjoys hiking and vegan baking. A previous aquarium employee, she is still greatly fond of all things marine-related. She has two cats, Paige and Stuffing.

Dr. Rinaldi was drawn to the specialty of oncology to be able to give clients that extra quality time with their pets. He is particularly interested in lymphoma, leukemia, and transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder.

Dr. Rinaldi enjoys time with friends and family, including his wife and Labrador retriever mix Bella. He also enjoys traveling, cooking, and fishing.

Dr. Edward Trainor is especially interested in managing intervertebral disc disease and seizure disorders.

Dr. Trainor enjoys exploring the many local beaches and breweries of the Virginia Beach area or just spending time at home with his cats Link and Zelda.

Dr. Amanda Traub is particularly fond of treating the often frustrating endocrine disorders like diabetic ketoacidosis and hypoadrenocorticism Addison’s disease. Ultrasonography, upper gastrointestinal endoscopy and gastric foreign body removal are also special interests of hers. She has a passion for helping her patients and their owners through times of illness.

Dr. Traub enjoys riding her bicycle and spending time with her nephews. She shares her home with a red-eared slider turtle Fred, and her cat Lucy.

Dr. Frank Triveri’s clinical interests include the continual advancements in orthopedic and soft tissue minimally invasive surgery. Hemilaminectomies are one of his favorite procedures because he loves to see a once-paralyzed animal walk in for a follow-up appointment.

Dr. Triveri’s favorite pastimes include flag football, beach volleyball, bike riding and watching movies, and he also holds a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and is a former instructor. He can often be found cheering for the Pittsburgh Steelers or Penguins. Dr. Triveri has four dogs, JJ, Ziggy, Jazzy and Tessie, and four cats, Mr. Mistoffelees, Gary, Leo and Jasper.

Danielle is passionate about the science behind cancer and novel therapies for treating it, and working to foster strong patient bonds and relationships with clients. She speaks at veterinary conferences and enjoys movies, singing karaoke and relaxing on the beach, and has a full house of pets with two dogs, six cats and a freshwater fish tank.

The fast pace and case variety drew Claire to emergency medicine, finding electrocardiogram reading and procedures like hemodialysis to be rewarding. She loves sewing, going to concerts and playing volleyball. Claire is married with a stepson, and has four dogs: Shado, Sookie, Vox and Vixen.