Dr. Oliver Sterbinsky graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph in 1993. He loves the day to day interactions with his employees, clients and patients.

Dr. Jennifer Portch graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph in 1996. Dr. Portch puts all of her energy into every appointment she performs.

She enjoys hiking, bird watching and gardening. Dr. Portch is also the proud owner of a cat and a Border collie.

Dr Kai Moore Graduated from Ontario Veterinary College. She adopted a cat Zeke. Everyone thinks her pet is the sweetest cat. She loves to eat and try new foods. She also enjoys travelling and visited some Asian countries already.

'I love that veterinary medicine gives me the opportunity to advocate for animals that can’t speak for themselves.'

Dr. Patricia Sailer graduated from The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Medicine in Edinburgh. Dr Sailer enjoys ultimate

frisbee, yoga, running or rock climbing outdoors.

Quote: “My favorite part of working in veterinary medicine is the joy of helping others”

Dr Newman graduated from University College Dublin in Ireland and worked for 2 years in a Small Animal Practice in the United Kingdom. His family rescued Willow as a puppy from a bad situation. They thought she was going to be a Cockapoo, but she kept growing and growing and is now double the size of a standard Cockapoo. She is actually a friendly, energetic Labradoodle! In his spare time, Dr Newman likes to go out and meet with friends, travel, exercise and spend time outdoors!

"I love being able to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves!"

After attending the University of Guelph for his undergraduate degree, Dr. Fuller graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2021. He is very passionate about animal welfare, geriatric patient care, and internal medicine, using the newest in medical techniques and diagnostics to provide the longest and happiest life for your patients. In his spare time, Dr. Fuller likes to spend time outdoors hiking, biking, gardening, and skiing in the winter.

Matthew is a 2021 graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ontario. Prior to em“bark”ing in veterinary medicine, he completed an Honour’s Bachelor of Science in Genetics at McMaster University followed by a Master’s in Molecular Science at Ryerson University where he investigated genomics and unique interactions involved in protein synthesis. While volunteering at the Toronto Wildlife Centre and veterinary clinics in the GTA, Matthew worked in the natural health product industry as an R&D prototype chemist formulating food and beauty nutraceuticals while developing and testing all-natural food preservatives.

If you ask Matthew’s friends and family, they would say he has “too many” hobbies, which range from magic, flying sport kites, cooking, home fermenting, and playing a litany of musical instruments. After a long day, Matthew enjoys reading, video games, running in the Don River Valley, and catching a good horror film.

‘So much of veterinary medicine is about working together as a team, sometimes across multiple disciplines, and learning from the past to provide quality veterinary care to those who can’t speak for themselves. I am grateful for the many veterinarians and scientists who came before me, whose knowledge I’ve had the privilege to imbibe, and without whom I could not have combined my compassion for animals with the magic of medicine.’

“If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants” – Sir Isaac Newton, 1675