Why did Dr Nicole leave Dr Pol?

Dr. Nicole has not left Dr. Pol yet. She is not part of the cast who have left the show.

Dr Nicole is active on social media on behalf of the clinic and the show, reminding fans when a new episode is starting or about a marathon that’s taking place. Her posts are enthusiastic and the fans love interacting with her.

Dr Nicole joined Dr Pol in Feb. 2019, Dr. Nicole went to work at Pol Veterinary Services. Before that, she was a huge fan of The Incredible Dr. Pol program.

Dr Nicole has a Master’s degree in public health from the University of Missouri and a BSc degree in Zoology from the Michigan State University – Lyman Briggs. She also has a DVM from the University of Missouri College just after she joined Dr Pol.

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