Dr. Britt’s background includes both private practice and academic roles, where she has made meaningful contributions as a sports medicine specialist. She has a special interest in conditioning and fitness, and their roles in optimizing performance, preventing injury, and improving outcomes in the event of injury in canine athletes.

Dr. Hoyer teaches veterinary dentistry and oral surgery with a focus on improving preventive care and practitioner confidence. Her work focuses on enhancing communication between veterinarians and pet owners to prioritize dental health in companion animal care.

Dr. Odunayo specializes in emergency and critical care medicine, advancing both clinical practice and client communication in high-stress environments. Her research focuses on fluid therapy, transfusion medicine, and cultural competency in veterinary care.

Dr. Pesato focuses on advancing care for food animals and backyard flocks while helping veterinarians adapt to increasingly diverse mixed practices. His work blends practical herd health management with emerging technology and an emphasis on owner education as backyard farming trends grow nationwide.

Dr. Silver is dedicated to advancing awareness and understanding of natural remedies among both pet parents and veterinary professionals. His work centers on integrating holistic options into the management of conditions such as epilepsy, allergies, pain and inflammation, cancer, and anxiety. Through education and advocacy, he strives to elevate veterinarians’ knowledge of complementary therapies and demonstrate how these approaches can enhance and support traditional medical treatments.

Dr. Wright practices and teaches in the areas of anesthesia, pain medicine, the science of non-pharmaceutical pain medicine, evidence-based acupuncture, regenerative medicine, and rehabilitation. Balancing love of both teaching and practice, she constantly learns from both her patients and her students. She is the lead faculty for the Evidence-Based Veterinary Acupuncture program.