About Us
Why choose Middlebury Animal Hospital?
We offer a range of services including routine preventative care, medical, surgical, dental and behavioral care. We have our own laboratory and can provide rapid blood and urine screening for your pet. We provide both dental and general radiography and maintain a good relationship with specialists in the area for treatment of more complicated problems. Dr. Doran has a special interest in exotic species including rabbits, “pocket pets”, and ferrets. Scorpions, you’re on your own.
Your pet is important to you. You should be able to count on superior care and excellent service. Our team is focused on bringing you the best possible healthcare for your pet. Our facility is clean, comfortable and efficient. Give us a ring at 802-388-2691 to schedule an appointment. We will do our best to find a day and time that works best for you.
We recommend annual visits for all pets, even if they are not due for vaccination or other routine care. Pets are living longer and longer and some problems may be missed by owners in their early stages. We call this preventative care: identifying a problem before it becomes too entrenched and more difficult and expensive to treat. Regular visits allow us to monitor your pet’s weight and behavior, evaluate dental issues and provide guidance and recommendations for care going forward. We all want to live to a ripe old age.
Payments
Middlebury Animal Hospital accepts payment via cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, or CareCredit. So that we can continue to provide you high-quality service utilizing the best medical technologies, we request that payment is made at the time services are rendered.
We provide estimates for all surgeries and hospitalizations. If you have not received an estimate, you are welcome to request one at any time for your expected charges.
Meet our team:
Seated: Dr. Tracy Winters, Dr. Scott Sutor.
Standing:Dr. Mark Doran, Sara Kurtz, receptionist, Lucia Larabee, receptionist, Frank Whitten, animal health technician, Nancy Manning, animal health technician, Gene DeLorenzo, facilities, Karri Smith, animal health technician.
Missing: Dr. Matt Quinn, Carrie Lewis, animal health technician.
Dr. Scott Sutor
Dr. Sutor was born and raised in a little Minnesota town, just like Bob Dylan (and the two of them have never been photographed together). As a child, he dreamt of a career as a professional baseball player but has finally come to the realization that this is very unlikely to pan out. He graduated from St Olaf College back when the telephone was still tethered to the wall and was used for talking to another person. Legend has it he earned a Veterinary degree from Cornell. He has two fabulous children, a daughter and a son who does not seem embarrassed to have him as a father. He currently lives in Salisbury, VT with his lovely and talented partner, Ellen, who tolerates most of his eccentricities. They share the premises with more critters than they can count on their combined fingers and toes. He spends his free time brewing beer, hiking in the woods, and thinking about maintaining his 150-year-old farmhouse.
Dr. Mark Doran
Dr.Doran graduated in 1998 from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine. While there, he traveled to the Audubon Zoo of New Orleans and the Virginia Wildlife Center to complete Veterinary externships. Since graduation, his family has lived in New Jersey and South Carolina, before deciding that Vermont was a very good place to settle down.
Dr. Doran spends his time outside the hospital volunteer coaching youth soccer programs in the community. He is also a competitive tennis player for the locally renowned Midd-Hitman and other tennis teams. His wife promises there will be no more pets shortly, but he does not have much faith in that statement. His family consists of a brilliant and loving wife, two incredible children, dogs, cats, guinea pigs, fish, and a frog. Maybe some birds in the future…?
Dr. Tracy Winters
Dr. Winters hails from a small town in upstate New York near the Canadian border. As a child, she vexed her mother by bringing home a constant parade of homeless animals, a practice that continues to this day. She received her Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and her Veterinary degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1997. Following graduation, Dr. Winters completed an internship at the renowned Animal Medical Center in New York City. She lives in East Middlebury, VT with her husband, Dr. Doran, their two terrific children, and a menagerie of four-legged and finned dependents. Dr. Winters spends her time chauffeuring kids, preparing incredible meals and enjoying life in beautiful Vermont.
Dr. Matt Quinn
Bio coming soon!