About Us

Dr. Pamela Fisher, DVM
Pamela Fisher, DVM decided to become a veterinarian at age 14 after witnessing an unsolved disease which affected many horses in her hometown. She graduated with a BS from The Ohio State University and and continued her studies there at the veterinary school where she graduated in 1982. After many years in traditional small animal practice, she felt that alternative choices would greatly benefit our pets and she pursues holistic education seminars across the country. Dr. Fisher has practiced holistic veterinary medicine for 11 years and is a member of the American Holistic Veterinary Association, Ohio and American Veterinary Medical Associations. Today she uses holistic and alternative methods to increase the vitality and health of our pets in northeastern Ohio.

Libby
Growing up on her family's dairy farm instilled inLibby a love of all living creatures. She has been caring for pets with Dr. Fisher since 2003. She holds a BS in Biology from Bowling Green State University with a minor in Psychology. Libby has been practicing animal acupressure and massage since 1999. She has recently added Healing Touch for Animals Techniques and uses her knowledge to help animals by appointment at our office. Among the greatest teachers she had in her life are her pets both furry and non-furry. They have taught her to "hold a true friend with both hands." Libby also owns and operates Noah's Bark Canine Adventures, a positive dog training and doggie day care facility in North Canton.

Beth
Beth has had a deep connection and love for animals since early childhood. She and her husband share their home with a wise dog, five lively cats, and a tank full of fish. Beth is a Reiki Master Practitioner and is knowledgeable about Bach Flower Remedies and aromatherapy. In her spare time, she enjoys spending quality time with her animal and human friends, hiking, camping, traveling, yoga, and spiritual study.

Miranda
Miranda's interest in animals started at a very young age and her parents never knew what was coming home next. She started training dogs at the age of 12. Her yellow lab, Baron, has shown in obedience and has acquired the Canine Good Citizen Title from the American Kennel Club. Her newest dog is a two yr. black lab named Sara who is currently working towards that life goal! Miranda knows that working with animals is something she will continue to do throughout her life. She has been helping Dr. Fisher for three yrs. Both of her dogs see Dr. Fisher and she is amazed at the improvement of their health and behavior. She wouldn't trust their care to anyone else.