Our Veterinarians

You know who else loves spring and the warmer weather? Fleas and ticks! These pests aren’t just annoying—they can transmit

Megan grew up in Gordonsville and graduated Louisa County Highschool. She received her Veterinary Assistant Certificate from Piedmont Virginia Community

I am a Mom of 3 Great Danes and a pittbull. I am currently in school to become a licensed

Dr. Erin Davis is our lead veterinarian and our practice owner. She opened Crossroads Animal Hospital in May of 2010.

Dr. Jesse Bejar came to the Charlottesville area in 1992 to attend The University of Virginia. After graduating from UVA

Jene joined Crossroads Animal Hospital in 2015, having graduated from Northern Virginia Community College’s Veterinary Technician Program in 2014.

Sam began working at Crossroads Animal Hospital in May of 2017. She loves working with all of our clients wonderful

Kelly joined the team in October of 2018. She has a Masters in Health Care Administration.

Tina Goodwin joined Crossroads Animal Hospital in 2014. She lives in Louisa with her husband and daughter.

Heartworms are a nasty parasite that can cause serious harm to our pets, and are transmitted from pet to pet

Hanna Thacker began working at Crossroads Animal Hospital in 2013. She lives on a small hobby farm in Lousia. Hanna

Pickles has been at CRAH since 2014 and is our most rambunctious clinic cat. Like Poops, Pickles enjoys supervising the

More pets go missing around the 4th of July than any other time of year and loud fireworks are primarily

It’s getting warmer and many of us are spending more time outdoors with our pets. Here are six easy summer

Puppies and kittens are protected by antibodies in their mother’s milk at birth, but at around 6 weeks these antibodies

When it comes to your pets, the urge to reproduce is amazingly strong. Cats can get pregnant as young as

According to the American Association of Feline Practitioners, 83% of cats visit the vet at least once in their first

Animals experience pain just like humans, but they are more adept at hiding it. Commonly, many people believe that if

National Service Dog Month, originally known as Guide Dog Month, was established in 2008 by animal advocate and actor Dick

Whether you have a pampered indoor kitty or a bruiser of a barn cat, your pet needs to see the

According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention 2017 clinical survey, 56% of dogs and 60% of cats were classified

Don’t give in to persuasive purrs and puppy dog eyes this Thanksgiving! Many of the holiday treats we love can

If you have a senior pet, you know the joys of having a longtime, faithful companion. But you also know

We had a very finicky cat that would punish us every time she got a bath. Three days before Christmas

Traveling with your pet may seem like a routine thing to do, but there are hazards that can befall your

February also happens to be National Cat Health Month—so here are a few helpful tips for those of you who

What’s lurking in your house that could make your pet sick? Turns out, lots of things.National Animal Poison Prevention Week

National Puppy Day is March 23rd—and in addition to encouraging puppy adoption from shelters and rescues, it’s also a day

April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month, and as the weather warms and you and your pet start getting

April is Heartworm Awareness Month, and according to the American Heartworm Society (AHS), the incidence of heartworm across the country

Pets have become such a fundamental part of life, it only makes sense that there would be a month wholly