We have developed our services combining the recent changes in Veterinary medicine and the personal needs of your pet.  Our goal is to have your pet enjoy a healthy, happy, and long life.  Our charge is to prevent problems from developing.
 
 

Meet Dr. Marc Reynolds, graduate of Ohio State University's School
of Veterinary Medicine.
 

 

 


Amber Pratt Veterinary Assistant

A resident of Beacon Falls, Amber joined Oxford Veterinary Hospital as a veterinary assistant in 2006. Amber assists during appointments and provides in-patient treatments and care for hospitalized animals.

In addition to her work at the hospital, Amber volunteers as an EMT-I at Oxford Ambulance. She also enjoys spending time with her Boxer, Duke, and cat, Russel. Amber’s hobbies include jet-skiing, baseball, attending concerts, country line dancing, and hiking with her dog.

Amber is currently working towards her bachelor’s degree in biology at Southern Connecticut State University..

 


Criss Keeler – Veterinary Assistant
Criss has served as a veterinary assistant at OVH since 2007. Criss provides post-operative care to our surgical patients, assists during x-rays, and manages the housekeeping staff.

In 2008, Criss graduated with a B.A. in Media Studies from Sacred Heart University. Beyond her regular assisting duties, Criss utilizes her media background to help create client handouts and further enhance our client’s website experience.

Criss currently resides in Seymour. Her furry friends include a dog, and 2 kitties, as well as her ridiculously adorable ferret Paris. After spending so much time together Criss also considers our hospital dogs, Tish and Tye, to be part of her pet family and enjoys taking them swimming and hiking. Outside of all things animal-related Criss’ interests include fashion, cosmetology, as well as producing and editing short films.

 
 

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