Practice Manager Growing up in a small rural Arizona town, Brianne not only owned various species of pets – including dogs, cats, a ferret, a hamster and turtles – but she also became the pet-sitter for all the neighborhood companion animals, which included dogs, cats, horses and birds. The experience sparked her determination to have … Brianne Hardy
As a child, one of Dr. Dodgen’s personal pets battled epilepsy, a situation that developed her empathy for animals early on and fueled her desire to make helping animals as a career. She attended the University of Alabama in her hometown of Birmingham, earning her undergraduate degree in biochemistry. She was awarded her DVM from … Layla Dodgen, DVM
Dr. Campbell is a Mobile, Alabama, native. He attended Auburn University where he received his undergraduate degree in zoology and his DVM from the College of Veterinary Medicine. While at Auburn, he worked with the Southeastern Raptor Rehabilitation Center and completed a three-week externship under the “wing” of Dr. Atlas here at RAC, furthering his … Christopher Campbell, DVM
CO-OWNER A New Orleans native, Dr. LeBlanc graduated from the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine in 1998 and began his post-graduate career with a progressive small-animal practice in New Orleans. There he honed his clinical interests in internal medicine, surgery, oncology and emergency medicine until 2005, when he lost his home in Hurricane Katrina. Dr. LeBlanc, … Daniel LeBlanc, DVM
CO-OWNER Dr. Wood initially entered college at the University of Alabama Birmingham intending to study marine biology, but a friend persuaded him that a pre-veterinary program offered more career options. He concurred and has been a practicing veterinarian since 1981 after earning his DVM from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. At the start of … Robert Wood, DVM
CO-OWNER, MANAGING PARTNER Dr. Tate barely remembers not wanting to be a veterinarian. Her career aspiration may have been inspired early on by reading James Herriot’s books about being a veterinarian in post-world War II England. They prompted her to declare to her parents that she was going to be an equine veterinarian and therefore needed riding … Amy Tate, DVM
Just as in humans, healthy teeth and gums are a vital part of your pet’s overall health and longevity. That’s why Riverview Animal Clinic takes pets’ oral health so seriously.
Dental care is the foundation of proper oral hygiene and is an important part of your pet’s daily life, see why annual dental cleanings are needed to maintain a clean bill of health.
Whether for a routine elective procedure or an emergency operation due to trauma or an urgent medical problem, your pet is in good hands at Riverview Animal Clinic. Our doctors have extensive experience performing a wide range of surgical procedures on pets – and a proven track record of successful outcomes.
You want your pet to enjoy a lifetime of good health. We do, too. That’s why we encourage you to adopt a regimen of regular wellness exams and screenings, vaccinations and other preventive care that’s appropriate for your pet’s age and stage of life.
Regular veterinary exams are a vital part of preventative healthcare, discover the many benefits of twice-yearly evaluations.
Our pets can’t tell us in words what’s bothering them when they don’t feel well. That’s why veterinary diagnostics like lab tests and diagnostic imaging are so important. They give us answers about what’s going on inside your pet’s body so we can quickly and accurately identify a problem and know how to treat it. Diagnostic tests are important parts of regular wellness visits.
