Alex started Valley Veterinary Hospital in 2021. He graduated from Michigan State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014. Now well over a decade later he finds himself with a well grounded understanding and vision of his career’s purpose – to serve the community by helping those furry (and sometimes fur-less) family members who can’t always help themselves. His career has had a very wide scope – including emergency medicine, general practice, and urgent care. He really enjoys surgery and emergency medicine. With each role, he always makes it a priority to know as much as possible to help as best as he can.

Originally a Michigan native, he found his way to Utah and is excited to call this place home. He spends most of his time outside of work with his amazing family consisting of his wife and son. In their cozy residence they have two dogs, two cats, 7 chickens and a hive of honeybees. With what small amount of free time left, he bikes.

Katrina graduated from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and completed a 1-year internship in Emergency Medicine in Portland, OR before moving to Utah. She worked in emergency and critical care at local specialty hospitals for 12 years before joining the team at Valley Veterinary Hospital.

Katrina has interests in wound management and urgent care, well as toxicities and endocrine conditions. She is excited to form long-term relationships with clients and their furry family members, to help keep them healthy and support their human-animal bond.

Outside of the clinic, Katrina enjoys reading, hiking, crocheting little characters, home renovation. and spending time with her husband, 2 kids, and Catahoula Leopard dog Quinn.

As a type one diabetic, Dr. Madison was inundated with the medical field from a young age. She had a significant interest in medical advancement and public awareness. She became interested in veterinary care while attending Western Illinois University as a student-athlete, where she worked part time as a Veterinary Assistant. Dr. Madison decided to pursue veterinary medicine rather than human medicine because of the diversity of the veterinary field and the opportunity to help numerous species. She then moved to Tennessee to work as a Veterinary Assistant for a year. She then attended Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine,War Eagle! Because of her own experiences, she notably enjoys endocrinopathies, emergencies, and surgery. In her free time she enjoys learning new languages, hiking, and traveling with her husband and off-brand Bernese Mountain dog, Reggie and her caucasian shepherd Sage!

Moe took a roundabout way of getting into veterinary medicine that culminated in becoming a veterinarian. She was born and raised in San Diego, California where she not only met her now husband but graduated from University of California San Diego (UCSD) with a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology with the intent to become an ecologist working in conservation. Things clearly didn’t work out in this regard, as she eventually started working as a veterinary technician at a busy general practice (GP) and ER combo clinic before deciding to pursue becoming a veterinarian.

She went to vet school at Midwestern University, in Phoenix AZ, where she was a member of their inaugural class, graduating in 2018. From there she moved with her husband to central Washington and practiced mixed animal medicine for a couple years before deciding to move closer to family here in Utah during the height of the Pandemic. Over the last several years she has worked doing GP, urgent care, and emergency medicine in different capacities as not only an associate veterinarian, but as a medical director and relief veterinarian as well. Through these various positions, she has accumulated a diverse amount of experience in not only small animal medicine (dogs and cats), but in large animals (horses and farm animals) and exotics (birds, reptiles, small mammals, etc.) as well. She has also developed a passion for emergency medicine and pain management through these experiences as well.

Outside the clinic, Moe enjoys reading, camping, hiking, snowboarding, building vivariums, and spending time with her family; which consists of her husband, Mike, 3 dogs (Bodi, Oakley, Maverik), 5 cats (Mowgli, Monkey, Ash, Duckie, Maeve), 4 fish (3 guppies and 1 beta), and frogs (milk and dart frogs).

Christian has been a veterinary technician since 2020. He is always eager to learn more about veterinary medicine and is passionate about patient care. He has a special interest in dental care and feline metabolic diseases and absolutely loves helping fractious cats! In his spare time he enjoys the outdoors, playing video games, watching basketball and spending time with his family; his wife, who is also a veterinary technician, their son, two dogs – Pickle and Apollo, and two cats – Lorna and Crunchwrap.

Josephine has had a love for animals her whole life and has always grown up with them. She currently has a pitbull terrier that is 8 years old named Luna and looks forward to getting more from rescue shelters. Although Josephine loved completing her veterinary assistance program in high school she is studying psychology in college in hopes of becoming a child psychologist. In her free time she enjoys painting, drawing, going to the gym, and spending time with friends and family.