I am a 1993 Ontario Veterinary College graduate, and have been working at Ostrander since then.

I enjoy surgery, small animal reproduction and dabbling in horse, avian and pig medicine.

My husband and I have two beautiful, active sons, as well as three dogs and a horse.  In my spare time, when I’m not tending to them, I enjoy traveling, reading, biking and gardening.

I have been a part of Ostrander Veterinary Clinic since 1995, first as a co-op student and then as summer help.

In 2002 I graduated from Ontario Veterinary College and came to work at Ostrander again. My growing family consists of a variety of pets.

In my spare time I enjoy camping with my husband and children, gardening and bead crafts.

I am a 2002 graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College and I am excited to with the Ostrander Veterinary team.

I enjoy the challenge of a busy small animal practice that provides ample opportunity to implement the skills I already have, and continuing to grow and learn through experience. I am also excited to be returning to the large animal side of practice where I can reconnect with my rural farming background.

I enjoy spending time with my children and being outdoors participating in a variety of activities such as rowing, cycling, running and yard work.

I graduated from the Veterinary Technology program at Centralia College in 1986 and practiced in Woodstock for several years before joining the light-hearted team at Ostrander.

My husband Greg and I farm in the Ingersoll area, sharing our home with our cats Marvin and Fluff, as well as numerous barn personalities.

In what spare time the farm and work allow, I enjoy my bounteous vegetable garden, ATVing and spoiling my nieces and nephews.

I graduated from the Animal Health Technology program at St. Clair College in 1977.  After many years of working full time in vet clinics in Woodstock, Cambridge, and Aylmer, I now enjoy working part time with the team at Ostrander. This gives me more time to enjoy some of my hobbies, which include landscaping, wood working and stained glass. I live in the Langton area with my husband Corey and my 4 cats.

 I am a Registered Veterinary Technician and graduated from St Clair College. I started with Ostrander as a co-op student and have continued to work with them as I completed my education and training. I enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, snowmobiling and being with my dog Brewskie.

I joined the Ostrander Veterinary team permanently after graduating from Georgian College.  I started with Ostrander in high school for my co-op hours, and continued to work with them throughout college for placements  and summer help. In my spare time I enjoy reading, fishing, hiking, camping, and spending time with my dog Harley.

I have been involved in Veterinary Medicine for 34 years, and also own and operate a Bed & Breakfast for pets. I have numerous pets of my own, which I enjoy very much, including dogs, cats and horses. My interests include horseback riding, camping and hiking, as well as spending time with family & friends!

I graduated from Seneca College as an Registered Veterinary Technician and started working at the Ostrander Veterinary Clinic. I then moved on to work at the Canadian Racing Pigeon Union which is a part of my lifelong hobby of pigeon racing. I moved back to the team at the Ostrander Veterianary Clinic in 2010 to take over the inventory management. I have two daughters, who both keep my husband and I very busy. We enjoy many activities together, including camping, hockey, baseball, and pigeon racing. We have a menagerie of animals including dogs, a cat, a parrot, pigeons, a rabbit, several fish, a turtle, and some chickens!