Dr. Jamie Greenstein is our newest addition.  Dr. Greenstein grew up in the Detroit area.  After high school he attended Michigan State University and graduated in 1995 with a BS in Behaviorial zoology.  Along with doing biological field work in 5 different states Dr Greenstein went to Ross University school of Veterinary Medicine.  He graduated from there in September 2003. 

Dr. Greenstein lives in Mason with his wife Tracy, a golden retriever, a himalayan, and a black persian.

Dr. Barbara Gleason graduated from the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000. Upon graduation she became a relief vet at many different clinics providing with experience in small animal medicine and emergency care. She has a special interest in client education and small animal preventive medicine.

Dr. Gleason lives in Northern Kentucky with her husband, four children, 15 cats, 2 dogs, 1 bird, 1 red eared slider, and three hamsters. She started at All Creatures full-time this past June.
Welcome to our team Dr. Gleason!

Dr. Santiago Yerovi  was born in Ecuador, South America in 1966.  He moved to New Jersey when he was three, and lived there for 24 years.  He received a BA in economics from Rutgers College and a BS in animal science from Cook College.   Both colleges are located in New Brunswick NJ.  He graduated from the Ohio State Veterinary College in 1997. 

Upon graduation Dr. Yerovi moved back to Ecuador where he mostly worked with large animals.  In September 2001, he moved back to Cincinnati to further enhance his knowledge of small animal medicine.

Dr. Dan and Dr. Linda Meakin graduated from the Ohio State University Veterinary College in 1989. Following graduation, Dr. Dan began a one year internship at the West Los Angeles Veterinary Medical Center, while Dr. Linda worked at another progressive Los Angeles practice. During the internship, Dr. Dan had opportunities to work closely with veterinarians specializing in gastroenterology, surgery, oncology and opthamology. These experiences broadened their clinical knowledge base and taught them skills in handling a variety of cases.

Prior to veterinary school, Dr. Dan had a strong interest in exotic pets...reptiles, birds, ferrets and rodents. This interest enabled him to see these types of animals in California and later while working at the Cherry Grove Animal Hospital. Currently he is a member of the Association of Avian Veterinarians and the Association of Reptile Veterinarians.

Dr. Linda has had a strong interest in preventive medicine and behavior therapy.  Medical treatment is becoming so expensive in both human and animal practices, that preventive measures are going to play a much greater role in our lives. One of the most common reasons for euthanazia is some form of behavior problem. Educating and working with the owners of these animals early on is important so that treatment can be initiated before the problem is so disruptive that the owner has given up before starting treatment.

Together, Dr. Dan and Dr. Linda combine education and experience with compassion and communication to treat "All Creatures".