Our Team is here to serve you!
Why
The Patton
Veterinary
Hospital?
*FRIENDLY
and COMPASSIONATE staff.
*Full Service Hospital.
* Professional atmosphere.
*Client education on home health care.
*Large private examining rooms.
*Over 75 years serving Red Lion.
GIFT
- Our Core Values
* GOLDEN
RULE
* INTEGRITY
* FULL
COMMITMENT
* TEAMWORK
Dr. Douglas Schmidt -
Veterinarian /
Owner
Length of time at PVH - Started in June 1989
Adopted - 1989
Favorite animal - All creatures Great and Small!
Number of pets - 11
Why did you choose to become a doctor? I'm thankful that God gave me
the
ability to help and care for the health and well-being of animals.
I grew up in Cincinnati, OH and graduated from The Ohio State
University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. My family and
I moved to
Red Lion
right out of veterinary school and have been here ever since.
We love the people
and the area of York County. Over the years, between
myself and my 5
children, I/we have had pet snakes, fish, turtles,
rabbits,
hamsters,gerbils,
guinea pigs, birds, cats, and
dogs ... all creatures Great and
Small.
Hobbies - Going to my children's activities, camping, coin collecting
and
photography.
Don Patton, VMD -
Veterinarian
Length
of time at PVH - 43 Years
Years of experience -
43 years
Favorite animal -
Felines
Number of pets - 2
Why did you choose to become a doctor? I was born and raised in Red
Lion.
Throughout my life, I have had an interest in the
science field and
have always had
a love for animals. After graduating from Red Lion
Area
Senior High School in
1950, I attended Franklin & Marshall College.
I got my degree in veterinary
medicine from the University of
Pennsylvania. Upon completion of veterinary
school, I joined the Air
Force and was stationed in France from 1957 - 1960. I
have been in
practice in Red Lion since 1960.
Hobbies - Woodworking, golf.
Dr. Sabrina
Walters -
Associate Veterinarian
Started at PVH - June
2000
Number of pets - 1 dog, a mixed terrier name "Stanley"
Why did you choose to become a doctor? I cannot remember ever wanting
to do
anything else. I have always been interested in
animals and nature and
also had a
strong interest in medicine, so it seemed natural to
combine
these two loves into a
career.
Dr. Nancy Winning -
Associate veterinarian
Started at PVH -
April 2007
Number of pets - 6 horses and 14 cats
Why did you choose to become a doctor? From the early age of 6, I was
always
fascinated with animals. Not just for their
rewarding interaction and
positive
unconditional love: I found out I wanted to know
more about
'what makes them
tick'. The combination of science and emotional
interaction between pets and their
owners was also challenging and I
feel that's what makes my job so unique.
Dr. Kevin Schmidt - Veterinarian
Currently serving an internship
at a 15 specialty doctor practice in LA, California
Number of pets - 2 dogs - Duke & Blue, both mixed breeds
Why did you choose this profession? I grew up with veterinary medicine.
My dad, Dr
Douglas Schmidt, would take me to vet school with him. After he
graduated, he
would take me to work on Sundays and I was always captivated watching
him as he
made the dogs and cats better. I always wanted to follow in his foot
steps and be
able to care for animals as he has.
Dr Elizabeth Armentrout
Dr. Elizabeth Armentrout is a recent
graduate of Ross University
School of Veterinary Medicine. Her first three years of veterinary
school were
completed on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean, and her clinical
year was at
The Ohio State University. She is originally from Catonsville, Maryland
and worked
as a veterinary technician in multiple veterinary hospitals prior to
vet school, including
emergency care. Her undergraduate degree in biology was completed at
University
of Maryland Baltimore County. Dr Amentrout developed her love of
animals and
veterinary medicine while growing up in a household of animals and
learning animal
husbandry through 4-H. She currently lives in Pennsylvania with her dog
Louie.
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