Dr. Cathy Alinovi received her education at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine, is trained in a variety of alternative and holistic methods, and is a certified veterinary food therapist. Her skills allow her to treat emergencies and illness as she provides on-going care for healthy animals.

Dr. Cathy believes that spay/neuter, vaccinations, regular examinations and good nutrition are necessary for healthy animals, and she keeps the fees for these services affordable for all families who really care for their pets.

 Amy Balser received her degree in biology and animal behavior from Ball State University and has spent a lifetime working with animals. She was a professional zookeeper at an accredited zoo for 15 years working with a variety of large and small exotic animals. Amy also is very involved with horses, operating her own stable, giving riding lessons and showing her horses at a high level of competition.  Amy is a certified Equine Body Worker (Equinology) and now provides equine massage at Hoofstock Vet Service.

 Mandy Jones has an accounting background and has also worked as an EMT.  Since joining Hoofstock as office manager, she has trained in acupuncture, food and herbal therapy and small animal massage (Tui-na) at the Chi Institute, Reddick, FL.  She continues her training at the Mebo Acadamy in all aspects of traditional medicine.

Troy Jenkins prefers to be the one who makes it all work behind the scenes but jumps in when needed.  After hours, he assists with all aspects of clinic operation.  When you don’t see him is when he’s fixing the lumps and bumps that happen with daily business.  He is building manager, facilities and groundskeeper and a great chef!