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Dr. Thomas Marsh graduated from Kansas State University School of
Veterinary medicine in 1977 and opened Greenfield Animal Hospital in
1980. Growing up on a farm in Washington, Connecticut Dr. Marsh
knew early in his life that he wanted to pursue a career in Veterinary
Medicine. With a dog, two cats, and two horses of his own, Dr. Marsh
knows that pets are members of the family and gives your pet the
same care he would give his own. He is a member of many professional
organizations and is committed to continued learning and alternative
approaches. Dr Marsh enjoys treating dogs and cats as well as some
exotic animals. Although he enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine,
dermatology, opthalmology, and surgery are his favorite areas.
Dr. Marsh has four children Kurt, Andrew, Erika, and Patricia and lives
with his wife Jessica in Fairfield. Other family members include Arrow a
mixed breed dog, Wolfgang a domestic long haired cat, Sebastian a
domestic short haired cat, and Martini, Chianti, and Lance who are
horses.
Veterinary medicine in 1977 and opened Greenfield Animal Hospital in
1980. Growing up on a farm in Washington, Connecticut Dr. Marsh
knew early in his life that he wanted to pursue a career in Veterinary
Medicine. With a dog, two cats, and two horses of his own, Dr. Marsh
knows that pets are members of the family and gives your pet the
same care he would give his own. He is a member of many professional
organizations and is committed to continued learning and alternative
approaches. Dr Marsh enjoys treating dogs and cats as well as some
exotic animals. Although he enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine,
dermatology, opthalmology, and surgery are his favorite areas.
Dr. Marsh has four children Kurt, Andrew, Erika, and Patricia and lives
with his wife Jessica in Fairfield. Other family members include Arrow a
mixed breed dog, Wolfgang a domestic long haired cat, Sebastian a
domestic short haired cat, and Martini, Chianti, and Lance who are
horses.
Dr. Grace C. Park graduated from Colorado State University College of
Veterinary Medicine with a DVM in 2005. Dr. Park then did further study in
small and exotic animals during an externship at Daktari Animal Hospital in
Tokyo. She is a member of numerous professional associations and also
has USDA accreditation which allows her to do international health
certificates for pets. Although she enjoys all aspects of veterinary
medicine she particularly enjoys small animals and exotics, medical
acupuncture, medical nutrition, and surgery. As a public service, Dr. Park
travels to Mexico every year with VIDAS, which is a group of International
Veterinarians whose primary goal is to fight pet overpopulation. She also
volunteers locally spaying and neutering feral cats.
In her free time Dr. Park enjoys foreign travel, foreign language, music,
science, organic gardening, steel sculpture and welding. Her
Finned-children are two goldfish named Willis and Algernon, and
fur-children include cats, HoneyPot "HP"and Carlito and dogs, Jethro and
Miles Winchester who can often be found in the lobby of Greenfield Animal
Hospital. Dr. Park has a blog on animals which can be viewed at
http://www.wagreflex.com/dr_park.html
Veterinary Medicine with a DVM in 2005. Dr. Park then did further study in
small and exotic animals during an externship at Daktari Animal Hospital in
Tokyo. She is a member of numerous professional associations and also
has USDA accreditation which allows her to do international health
certificates for pets. Although she enjoys all aspects of veterinary
medicine she particularly enjoys small animals and exotics, medical
acupuncture, medical nutrition, and surgery. As a public service, Dr. Park
travels to Mexico every year with VIDAS, which is a group of International
Veterinarians whose primary goal is to fight pet overpopulation. She also
volunteers locally spaying and neutering feral cats.
In her free time Dr. Park enjoys foreign travel, foreign language, music,
science, organic gardening, steel sculpture and welding. Her
Finned-children are two goldfish named Willis and Algernon, and
fur-children include cats, HoneyPot "HP"and Carlito and dogs, Jethro and
Miles Winchester who can often be found in the lobby of Greenfield Animal
Hospital. Dr. Park has a blog on animals which can be viewed at
http://www.wagreflex.com/dr_park.html
