Sue Barrows, DVM, is a distinguished alumna of Iowa State University, where she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1984. Her early career was marked by an enriching preceptorship at the Bronx Zoo, where she honed her skills across a diverse range of aquatic species, including various fish. In 1992, Dr. Barrows made a significant impact in Bozeman, Montana, by founding the Animal Medical Center, a facility dedicated to providing comprehensive care for companion animals and exotics, such as birds, reptiles, and fish.

    Over the span of two decades, Dr. Barrows collaborated closely with researchers from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, contributing her expertise to the study of health issues affecting both wild and hatchery-reared fish populations. Her commitment to animal welfare and her extensive experience in aquatic veterinary medicine led to her invitation in 2017 to serve on the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee at the Bozeman Fish Technology Center, where she plays a crucial role in ensuring the humane treatment and health of fish involved in research.

    As a valued member of the Keys Feeds Nutrition Team, Dr. Barrows leverages her veterinary knowledge to guarantee that all feed formulations support the utmost in fish health and vitality. Additionally, she extends her expertise through site visits and consultations, providing tailored advice and solutions to enhance the well-being of fish in various environments. Dr. Barrows' blend of veterinary excellence and dedication to aquatic life enriches the Keys Feeds mission, ensuring the highest standards of health and care in the industry.