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Eric Greenwell, DVM
Dr. Greenwell grew up in Hardin County, Kentucky. He spent several summers in Pulaski County attending summer camp. After graduating from Auburn University with a bachelor's in animal and dairy science, he then received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. He practiced in Jasper, GA where he found his niche in educating clients in preventative care. He likes to help clients understand their pet's medical condition and how to develop a care plan that fits their lifestyle, their pet's temperament and needs.
Amanda Tarter, DVM
Dr. Tarter attended Eastern Kentucky University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture/Animal Science. She then earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. After earning her veterinary degree, Dr. Tarter completed an internship in rotating medicine and surgery at Veterinary Specialists of South Florida.
Dr. Amanda Tarter has a special interest in emergency medicine and surgery. Her favorite part of veterinary medicine is providing families with information to help them make informed decisions regarding their pet’s health and to improve their pet’s comfort and care.
When away from the hospital, Dr. Tarter enjoys spending time with her two children. They live on a small farm where they have chickens, cows, goats, cats, and dogs. She also enjoys gardening and cooking.
Anna Thornton, DVM
Dr. Thornton grew up in North Alabama and attended Auburn University for both her bachelor's degree in microbiology as well as her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. She graduated in 2016 and practiced in Lexington at a small animal clinic for four years before moving to Somerset with her husband. She enjoys creating lasting relationships with clients and their pets as well as ultrasonography and dermatology.
Cynthia Donovan, DVM
Dr. Donovan graduated with a bachelor's degree in Zoology, and received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1996. She practiced in Ellijay, GA at a busy six-doctor practice as one of the senior associates, and the main surgeon for 11 years before fulfilling her dream of moving to Kentucky to start her own practice. She has a special interest in soft tissue surgery, small mammals, and extensive wound treatment and care. She enjoys spending her free time doing community service educating children about pets, the importance of education, and the field of veterinary medicine.
Carol Crosslin, DVM
Dr. Crosslin grew up in Marietta, GA and completed her undergraduate studies at The University of the South, in Sewanee, TN. There she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1989. After supporting her husband through his education and medical training, she attended Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated with her doctorate in 2000. She joined Lake Cumberland Animal Hospital first as a relief veterinarian, then as a part-time associate. She has a special interest in abdominal surgery, behavioral modification in cats, and educating clients whose pets have chronic but manageable disease.