Teri Sue Wright, DVM
Founder / Owner

Dr. Wright grew up in New Jersey watching her mother rescue wild animals among the menagerie of their pets. Her horse became her main focus during junior high and high school as she trained and showed in 3-day eventing. That passion took her to a private college in Virginia, where she studied horsemanship and business. She then transferred to Old Dominion University and completed a biology degree in 1991. Her long-term career with animals began with her first job at a veterinary hospital in South Carolina. Seeing a need in the community, she quit to start a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation organization. The seed was planted to become a vet during that project. After moving to Oregon in 1995, she worked at the local humane society in Corvallis for 2 ½ years,  then started veterinary school at Oregon State University, graduating in 2001.

While working in a conventional clinic for several years, Teri Sue felt that the medicine she was practicing wasn't quite right, as her patients just didn't seem to be getting well. In 2005 she left the clinic she was working for to focus on her new son who was born with disabilities. His needs led her to research alternative medical practices and changed her whole lifestyle. She began seeing clients in their homes and experimented with putting dogs and cats on raw diets and whole food supplements. Finally she began to feel good about the results she was seeing!  She continues to study nutrition and herbal medicine while expanding her mobile practice. 

Teri Sue is a single mom of two children, ages 7 and 10, and a few rescued cats.  She spends her time volunteering for RideAble, preparing nutrient dense meals, reading, dancing, and being outdoors.

Amanda Nash
Vet & Office Assistant

Amanda looks forward to assisting clients with compassion and attentive listening to best serve you. After attending college in Eugene she fell in love with the community. While working as a medical assistant and volunteering at local animal shelters she craved to do more. Now studying holistic wellness, the power of essential oils and natural medicine her goal is to give those we love a longer quality of life.

In her spare time Amanda explores the bicycle friendly town on her Fuji or enjoys hiking in the woods. She continues to expand her knowledge about the power of nutritional dieting and sharing information about healthy eating.