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Our Doctors
| Jane Sayler
Dr. Jane Sayler has been in private small
animal practice since her graduation from Michigan State
University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1979. Dr.
Sayler established the West Frederick Veterinary Hospital in
1983 at the Stonegate Business Center on Route 40 West. In
1994, she and her husband,
Ric Sayler, owner of the Grooming Room for Pets, constructed
the West Frederick Pet Care Center, which now houses the
veterinary hospital.
Dr. Sayler lives in Middletown with her husband and their
family dog Frazier, a Standard Poodle. She enjoys antiques,
interior design, and spending time
with her three sons.
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"I'm Frazier,
and this is my Mom, Dr. Jane Sayler. She's asked me to show
you around our hospital today." |
Stacey DiMaria
Dr. DiMaria received her
veterinary degree from Ohio State University in 1984 and has been
involved in clinical small animal practice since her graduation. Dr.
DiMaria joined West Frederick Veterinary Hospital in October 1992.
She treats a variety of species in addition to dogs and cats,
including reptiles, ferrets, rabbits, mice and other little
critters. Dr. DiMaria is also certified to perform acupuncture on
animals.
Dr. DiMaria enjoys many different outdoor activities such as
camping, caving, horseback riding, canoeing, cycling and skiing;
most of all, she enjoys raising her son, Ari.
Michael
King
Dr. Michael King joined West Frederick
Veterinary Hospital on June 17, 2002. He became interested in
veterinary medicine while caring for animals on the family farm. Dr.
King attended the University of Maryland in College Park as an
undergraduate, and received the degree of Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine in 1997 from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
During his free time, Dr. King enjoys spending time with his family,
and is an avid sports fan. He is fanatical about the Maryland
Terrapins!
Casey O'Connor
Dr. Casey O’Connor came to West Frederick
Veterinary Hospital in May 2006. She received her Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University in May
2002. Prior to joining us she spent four years practicing small
animal medicine, surgery, and emergency medicine.
From the time Dr. O’Connor first visited her family vet as a young
girl, she wanted to make a difference in the lives of animals. Now
as a veterinarian, she wishes to provide the very best care for your
family members. Her veterinary interests include preventative
wellness care, dermatology, dentistry, and
some exotic animal science.
Dr. O’Connor lives with her husband Josh and their menagerie of
pet-children including Cal, the beagle-lab mix who runs the show;
Ash, the wise, old, tailless, feline princess; Missy, the former
barn cat, now snuggler; Harper, the fetching, insomniac cat; and
Liz, the sun-loving, Egyptian eruomastix lizard.
Jen Johnson
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Dr. Jennifer Johnson received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
degree from Ross University’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 2003.
She spent her pre-clinical veterinary school years on a small island
in the West Indies called St. Kitts which is home to Ross
University. She completed a year of clinical education at the
Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in
Blacksburg, Virginia. She has enjoyed practicing small animal
medicine and surgery over the past 4 years. Her special interests
involve wellness care and dentistry.
Dr. Johnson shares her home with a menagerie of critters. She is
owned by her Standard Poodle “Stanley” and 4 cats: Luke, Madeline,
Grizzabella, and Kagney. She also cares for a cockatiel, a guinea
pig, and a veiled chameleon. Dr. Johnson hopes to enroll Stanley in
a therapeutic pet program to aid in the comfort and companionship of
hospitalized people.
Her hobbies include rock climbing, learning electric guitar, working
in the yard, and reading. She lives in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.
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West Frederick Veterinary Hospital, P.C. is accredited
by the American Animal Hospital Association. We are proud
to have passed the rigorous standards for this
accreditation.
"AAHA
developed the Accreditation Program to raise the level
of care being provided to companion animals." |
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