Food Animal Veterinarians

Dr. Clinton was raised on a dairy farm and has been involved in the agricultural community most of his life. After attending the University of Guelph as an Ontario Agriculture Collegiate 96 'Aggie', Reg went on to graduate from the OVC in the class of 2000.

Dr. Mac Littlejohn grew up on a beef, hog and grain farm in Elgin County. He graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2002 and started working for the St. Mary's Veterinary Clinic shortly after. In 2007, the St. Marys and Kirkton clinics were amalgamated.

Dr. Haight graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2005. Upon graduation he moved to British Columbia and worked at the Abbotsford Veterinary Clinic, a 100% dairy practice with a strong focus on embryo transfer and preventative medicine.

Dr. Robyn lives just outside of St Marys with her husband and two ginger boys. She is an OVC 2010 grad and has been practicing dairy medicine since graduation.

Dr. Gillian Davidson has always been interested in the dairy industry, having milked at dairy farms in Perth County and participated in 4H.

Dr. Tricia Hornsby grew up on a beef farm in Kentucky. She was active in 4H and FFA and showed Angus cattle as well as swine and sheep. She graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012.

Dr. Brooke Gilmer grew up on a dairy farm in Eastern Ontario where she developed a keen interest in agriculture and the dairy industry at a young age.

Steve grew up in Perth County and has had an interest in veterinary medicine since a young age. After graduating from McMaster University, he attended Ontario Veterinary College,  and is a 2022 graduate. 

Rachel grew up on a pig farm in Perth County and has been working as a veterinarian in the dairy industry since graduation. Rachel graduated from the Ontario Agriculture Collage in 2012 and from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2016.

Biography coming soon!