About Us
Dr. John Olson
Dr. Olson graduated from Kansas State University in 2003, and has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Valley since.
After working in Ahwatukee and Gilbert for 17 years, he has finally followed his dreams and opened up his own practice in Chandler.
Veterinary care in general is Dr. Olson's passion, but he especially enjoys focusing on surgery, special procedures, and preventative care.
When not at the hospital, Dr. Olson enjoys woodworking, trying to make things grow in his garden, and hiking with his two border collies: Madame Curie and Newton
Dr. Sarah Ripperger
Dr. Sarah started her veterinary schooling in St. George University, Grenada then transferred to Oklahoma State University and graduated in 2014. After graduation she moved back west and made Arizona her new home to provide veterinary care.
While all aspects of veterinary medicine capture her interest, Dr. Sarah’s passion lies in ultrasonography, surgery, and preventative medicine.
When she is not with patients, her and her fiancé enjoy traveling, boating, hiking, and spending time with friends and loved ones. Their furry companions include two active dogs, Arya, a Malinois mix and Addison, a Weimaraner, along with their fluffy and vocal cat Boca.
Dr. Taylor Davids
Dr. Taylor Davids joins us from Georgia (Go Bulldogs!), where she both grew up and graduated from vet school before deciding to move to the Valley of the Sun.
She has a special interest in veterinary dentistry and in senior pet care, and she loves to share her passion for veterinary care with her clients and the team. While she loves many aspects of veterinary medicine, her favorite part is the daily variety and opportunity to provide care while both learning and expanding her skills and abilities.
While not caring for beloved patients she enjoys outdoor activities such as hiking and kayaking, as well as yoga and Pilates - though her favorite activity is relaxing with a good book.
She shares her home with Kitten, a medium haired tabby, and Elton John, a short haired seal point. Both of which are very poorly behaved, but perfect in every way.