From a childhood dream to a thriving career, Dr. Preeti has dedicated her life to caring for our beloved furry friends. Her journey started at Georgia State University, where she founded the school's first Pre-Veterinary Club, and where she earned her bachelor's in biology in 2012. Afterward, she pursued her passion at the Ross University of Veterinary Medicine, graduating with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree in 2018 after completing her clinical rotations at The University of Florida.

For Dr. Preeti, the magic lies in the deep connection between humans and animals. She cherishes being a part of their health journey and finds joy in contributing to their overall well-being. She specifically enjoys helping geriatric patients thrive with physical therapy and integrative medicine. Her expertise spans from preventative medicine, including vaccines and spaying/neutering, to specialized knowledge in dermatology and internal medicine.

At home, Dr. Preeti shares her life with a loving family of rescued pets, each with their own incredible story.

From an early age, Dr. Seiler felt a deep, unshakable connection with animals. There was always a gentle understanding—a knowing—that animals need more than medicine. They need kindness.

After earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, Dr. Seiler dedicated his life not only to healing animals but also to comforting the families who love them. Known for his calm, reassuring presence and his ability to make all of his patients feel safe, he has built a reputation rooted in empathy and unwavering care. Clients often say that what sets Dr. Seiler apart is his heart. He approaches every life with the same depth of compassion he shows to his own furry best friend, Cokes.

Ree has been in the veterinary field for 10 years. She originally began as a volunteer at a local shelter clinic in Buffalo, NY. Ree and her husband, Chris, share their home with a total of 16 pets—12 cats and 4 dogs. They consider it an occupational hazard, as they often take in animals surrendered by owners facing unforeseen circumstances.

Ree can’t quite explain why she loves veterinary medicine so deeply—it simply feels like home. Throughout her life, she has explored various career paths, but none have ever resonated the way veterinary medicine does. For Ree, it just feels right.

Chris has always had a passion for animals. After proudly serving 10 years in the Marine Corps, he shifted into the world of retail, where he spent several years developing strong customer service and communication skills. But it was the heartbreaking loss of his beloved pit bull, Diamond, that became a turning point in his life.

Feeling a deep need to understand what had happened and how to better care for animals, Chris seized the opportunity to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Since then, he’s been dedicated to learning everything he can—not just for himself, but so he can guide and support others on their pet ownership journey.

What drives Chris most is helping new pet owners navigate the challenges of being a responsible pet parent. He finds real joy in educating and empowering families, and watching the bond between people and their pets grow stronger. For Chris, veterinary medicine isn’t just a career—it’s a calling.

Allie Alvira has been working in the veterinary field for three years. She shares her home with Olive, her sweet pitty, and Royal, her lovable Maine Coon.

Allie is passionate about her veterinary career because it combines hands-on animal care, variety in daily tasks, and endless opportunities for learning. She finds fulfillment in seeing animals recover and return home healthy and happy, and she values the strong sense of community within the veterinary profession.

Dedicated to being a voice for the animals who walk through the door, Allie ensures they receive the best possible care while also educating and supporting pet owners. For her, the most rewarding part of the job is knowing she is making a meaningful difference in the lives of both pets and their families.

Jenna, a Flagler County native, has been dedicated to animal care from an early age. She began her formal training in the Veterinary Assistant program at Flagler Palm Coast High School and further developed her skills through an internship with the Halifax Humane Society. Following her graduation in 2016, she entered the veterinary field as a kennel assistant and advanced into medical training, gaining extensive experience in both wellness care and surgical procedures. She is committed to providing each patient with skilled, compassionate care.

Outside of her professional role, Jenna is a proud pet owner to two dogs—Chief, a German Shepherd, and Eevee, a Great Pyrenees/Lab mix—as well as two cats, Tember and Astrid. She and her family also recently welcomed a baby boy.