Dr. Cisler joined the team at Old Troy Pike Veterinary Clinic in 2012, and became a co-owner in 2015. One of her favorite things about the clinic is that the staff feels like family and we have a close relationship with many of our clients as well. Her favorite aspects of veterinary medicine are feline medicine and ophthalmology, and she has taken a recent interest in creating personalized plans to help overweight pets lose weight and live healthier lives! She has three cats - Dash, Ursula and Pearl. They are all rescues and keep her on her toes. Dr. Cisler received her Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry from Marietta College in 2006. From there she attended THE Ohio State University for veterinary school and graduated in 2010. In her spare time she is a beekeeper and an amateur seamstress - check out her Etsy shop where she offers handmade accessories and toys for cats and dogs at www.jasminesattic.etsy.com.

Dr. Reese started as a relief veterinarian filling in at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic and then officially joined the team 2005.

Jill graduated from Brown Mackie College with her degree in Veterinary Technology in 2014. She joined the team here at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic in August of 2015. Jill has several pets including a tuxedo cat named Winston, a one-eyed black cat named Bash, a Havanese named Louise and an AQHA/APHA horse named Johnny Rageous. She has been riding horses and showing horses and dogs in 4-H since she was little, and is currently a 4-H advisor for Preble County. Her true love is caring for horses and other animals and in her spare time she enjoys playing in a co-ed softball league.

Crystal joined the team at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic in 2016 and says that she loves her job, the clients and patients, and the people she works with. She received her Vet Tech degree from Miami Jacobs in 2015. She is a fur-mom to two rescue dogs, Chloe and Serenity. She is also a mother of twins - 1 boy and 1 girl. In Crystal's free time, she enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming and canoeing with her family.

Linda started working at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic in 2005. She handles the kennel duties and keeps the clinic organized and clean. Linda breeds Pomeranians and Poodles and has years of experience with raising puppies. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her dogs and her husband Herbie.

Stephanie has been working in the animal field for nearly 20 years. She received her Veterinary Technician Associates Degree in 2013, and started at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic in 2014. Her biggest areas of interest are animal behavior and dentistry. She currently is a mama to 4 fur kids - 3 dogs and a cat.

Annie has been a receptionist at Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic for 9 years, and keeps the front desk running smoothly. Her favorite thing about the clinic is that we have such wonderful clients, and that she loves her co-workers. She has 2 cats, MJ and Mojo, a dog named Willow and a rabbit named Ranger. In her free time, she loves spending time with her 4 and 8 year old children.

Tracey joined the staff of Old Troy Pike Veterinary Clinic in 1976 when she was in 7th grade and started as an after school volunteer. She considers herself lucky to find a life's calling at such a young age. What appeals to Tracey the most about her job is helping people and their pets. She considers it to be an honor and a privilege to be able to care for people's furkids. Her days at the clinic are full of puppy and kitten kisses, but there are also tears when the staff helps a pet take its final journey. During Tracey's free time she enjoys gardening, reading, connecting with family on a thread and hanging with her furkids Milile, Oscar and Hobo. They are all rescue kitties and keep her life full of snuggles and laughter. Tracey says she feels blessed to work with very talented and loving staff members. They are like family who always have each others' backs in good times and bad. Tracey sees her life as a choice of the road less traveled, and she looks back and knows she wouldn't change a thing.

Nicole has been working with animals since before she can remember. She started training her family dog for 4-H competition when she was 13 and was selected for the Ohio State Fair competition where she placed 6th, her very first year. She has exhibited rabbits, beef cattle, pigs and shown and trained horses as well. She has been in veterinary medicine since she was 16 and her primary focus over the last 10 years has been behavior and nutrition in pet animals and horses. She is currently re-enrolled in college in hopes of applying to veterinary school. She enjoys spending time with her kids and working with their show pigs in her spare time.

Sarah is the newest addition to the Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic team. She loves that the staff feels like family and that she's always learning something new. Sarah has a very interesting work history. After receiving her bachelor's degree in Captive Wildlife Care she worked as a Rhino Keeper and cared for rhinos, hippos, tapirs and giant anteaters. In her free time, Sarah enjoys spending time with her pets Sprite, a rough coated collie, Nook, a Red Point Birman and Iggy, a Blue Point Birman. She also spends time hiking and playing video games.

Patches is the real boss around Old Troy Pike Vet Clinic. She was rescued in 2012, suckered everyone into keeping her around, and now rules with an iron paw, all the while having each staff member wrapped around her tiny toe. Patches takes her duties very seriously, and though most of her time is spent supervising from her bed, she is in charge of night patrols and inspecting the food supply. Her favorite pastime is flipping real estate. Using only her feline charms as currency, she has purchased most of the floor space in the doctors' office and slowly converted it into a kitty haven, including a ski chalet, a summer cabin, a sleeping nook and her front porch. She will consider herself to be a true real estate mogul when she has successfully kicked Dr. Reese out of the office and replaced her desk with a Pretty Kitty Princess Castle.