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 Dr. Stefani Warmington joined our team in the fall of 2012 and is now our primary Associate Veterinarian. 

As a young child, she had a passion for helping animals and always knew that she wanted to be a veterinarian. She grew up with cats and horses and often helped out at the farm where her family kept the horses. Throughout school she volunteered with both small and large animal veterinarians.

She completed her Animal Biology Honours program at the University of Guelph where she focused on nutrition, behaviour and animal welfare. After graduation, she was accepted into the Ontario Veterinary College where she focused on internal medicine and nutrition for companion animals and horses. She graduated with honours in 2012 with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. 

Dr. Warmington spends much of her free time attending and participating in continuing education events to ensure that she is current and aware of the newest developments in veterinary medicine in order to provide the best possible care for our clients’ pets. 

Dr Anne Watson graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2013 and is excited to join the Animal Hospital of Beeton team. Dr. Watson has spent the last 10 years working in both primary care and emergency medicine and enjoys the contrast between these two areas of veterinary medicine. 

Dr. Watson has a special interest in mobility maintenance and recovery from injury - having run a rehabilitation department previously.  With this, she has developed a fond love of senior pets and is dedicated to promoting and maintaining their comfort and mobility into their golden years. Beyond a love of emergency medicine and urgent care her other professional interests include pain management, working alongside certified trainers in the management of behavioural cases, as well as working with rescue and public outreach initiatives.

In her spare time Anne can often be found exploring the outdoors, adventuring with her dogs, mountain biking or puttering in the garden. Given her love of rescue animals, her farmhouse is often home to a myriad of wayward foster animals needing a little bit of time and TLC.

  Some of you may recognize Becky's warm and welcoming self. She has worked alongside our local mobile veterinarian, Dr Lynn Henderson.
We were very excited to have her join our team in the summer of 2016. 

With a strong love for senior pets and alternative therapies, Becky studied and received certification in Canine Massage, Animal Reiki and Pet Loss Counselling.
She looks forward to helping all of the pets and their pet parents, who would benefit from these wonderful procedures.

Because of her love for senior pets, she and her husband Ken will adopt dogs from local rescues/shelters in order to give them a loving home in their senior years. She currently has a chocolate lab named Delilah and a chihuahua named Paco. She is always looking for her next senior rescue!. 

Some of her other passions include wood working, crafting, cooking and baking. She is always game for heading outside and enjoying nature at its best too.
 

Sam is a new graduate of Seneca College, specializing as a Veterinary Technician and we are so excited to welcome her to our team! 

Sam has always had a passion for all things furry from a young age and is looking forward to continuing her education with real-life practice. She is hoping to gain more knowledge in preventative care and all things to do with puppies and kittens.

As an active member in the horse community, you will often find her preparing for show jumping competitions with her new partner Bentley (aka Thrill of the Day). She is a fur mom to a bundle of energy, Alfie, a beautiful Australian shepherd mix and she absolutely loves her cows! 

In her spare time she loves spending time with her family and eating pickles! 

Sam brings a great sense of humour, compassion and new ideas to our team, she looks forward to meeting all our wonderful clients and their fur babies!

 Rebecca graduated from Sheridan College’s Veterinary Technician Program in 2016, and she became a Registered Veterinary Technician a few months later.
After working in multiple clinics across Toronto, she decided to go back to her roots living in a small town. Rebecca enjoys being able to improve the health and well-being of all the four-legged patients that she works with.
Rebecca spends all of her free time with her beloved senior French bulldog, Charlie, as well as her husband. Together, they love to spend time with family, go on new adventures and find the best snacks around!
 

Sarah joined veterinary medicine shortly after she finished school. She wanted to interact with the animals, but also enjoys working in an office setting and socializing with the clients. 

She and her husband have 3 kids - Capriana, Elius and Ryker. They have 2 dogs - Kilo a Morkie and Seven a Boxer mix. They recently added in a wee kitten named Beatrice who seems to have taken charge!

When it was time to re-enter the workforce after her little hiatus she wanted to do something that she was passionate about. She wanted to find a career that didn't feel like a job. She enjoys the day to day of vetmed. 

When Sarah is not working she enjoys spending time with her family camping and hiking the local trails. They are also avid fosters for Boxer Rescue Ontario. 

Robyn has had a love & passion for animals since she was a little girl. She has always gravitated towards them, whether it be her own or family and friends pets.

In 2019 she graduated from Georgian College with a Social Service Worker Diploma. After graduating, she decided that working with animals was where she  wanted to go with her life & career. Robyn has been working professionally with animals for 3 years now and loves every moment of it.
Although she loves all animals, cats are her absolute favorite. She has 5 cats of her own - Frodo, Talko, Nubbins, Skyler and Nahla. She also has one dog - Dakota, an Australian Shepard/Rottweiler mix, but also a chinchilla and various reptiles (most of them being rescued)! Her ultimate goal in life is to own a Cat Cafe/ Rescue to help out and find homes for as many cats as possible.
Aside from caring for her own animals everyday, her hobbies include painting (pet portraits in particular) and creating custom projects with her Cricut machine. She is always looking for something new to craft! Robyn also loves to hike, from Algonquin Parks to Tobemory, and she is a huge lover of anything with a beautiful view. 

  Bailey is a new addition to our team this year. She graduated Georgian College in June 2022 with a diploma in their Veterinary Technician program and has been working in and out of small animal practices since she was a teenager. Bailey's passion for animal's comes from her family. Growing up they would always have a lot of pets in the household and always an adopted "senior dog" in the mix. Right now, she has her hands full with a new addition to her family "Dexter" a Mini Poodle - who is always full of energy and loves to play fetch! If Bailey isn't throwing Dexter a ball, in her spare time she is usually found with family and friends and enjoys spending time outside in the summer while usually hibernating inside during the winter. Bailey is looking forward to helping the pet parents of Beeton to keep their furry loved ones safe and healthy.

UPDATE: Bailey is not a new face to everyone. In fall 2024, Bailey decided to go back to school to become a “human” nurse. While Robyn starts her mat leave, Bailey has decided to take over her position. Please welcome Bailey back!

 Taylor is actively involved in the animal community. She volunteers at the local humane society where she helps care for animals in need. Her passion for animal welfare also extends to her personal interests, including traveling to learn about different animal habitats and cultures and exploring new ways to enhance animal enrichment.

She has a German Shepard mixed dog named Lucy that she loves dearly. She is thrilled to be part of a team dedicated to providing exceptional care to your beloved pets. From a young age, she has always had a deep love and respect for animals, which has led her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.

Additionally, she has had an incredible opportunity to complete an internship at a wildlife rehabilitation center, where she gained invaluable experience in rehabilitating and releasing injured and orphaned wildlife. This experience has deepened her understanding and commitment to the well-being of all animals, both domestic and wild.