Christopher T. Corrado, DVM

Dr. Corrado is the practice owner and surgical veteran at our practice. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Cornell University in 2007 and his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Michigan State University in 2011. His professional interests encompass soft tissue surgery, orthopedic surgery, allergy therapy, reproductive medicine, pain management, and client education. Dr. Corrado is passionate about providing high-quality care and building strong relationships with his clients and their pets.

Outside of the practice, Dr. Corrado enjoys spending time with his family. He has a wonderful son, Alexander and a new daughter, Zoey, both who often join him at the office. When he’s not at work, you can find him indulging in his hobbies, which include gardening, winemaking, and especially barbecue and wood-fired cooking. If you want to see him light up, just ask him about brisket!

Dr. Corrado is delighted to have returned to his home state after many years away and looks forward to providing exceptional veterinary care to the community for many years to come.

Dr. Bociulis is a dedicated practitioner with a particular interest in internal medicine and ultrasonography. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Lafayette College in 2017 and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University in 2021. Her professional focus includes thoracic and abdominal ultrasonography, clinical pathology, cardiology, immune-mediated diseases, and client communication. Dr. Bociulis is passionate about providing comprehensive care, managing complex conditions, and fostering strong, compassionate client relationships centered on the human animal bond.

In her personal life, Dr. Bociulis has two giant breed dogs, a maltese, and two horses. Her hobbies include horseback riding, reading high fantasy novels, playing the piano, and writing. Feel free to ask her about her current novel of choice to spark a conversation. 

Having been mentored by Dr. Corrado since high school, Dr. Bociulis is excited to return to the practice as a veterinarian. She looks forward to continuing her professional growth and serving the veterinary community in the years to come. 

We are delighted to extend to our clients the expertise and surgical acumen of Dr. Albert Lynch who provides mobile orthopedic specialty services!

Dr. Albert Lynch is a board-certified specialty surgeon who underwent years of additional training so that he may offer you and your pet the highest quality of surgical care, in the comfort of your primary veterinary facility.
 

Dr. Lynch was born and raised in Traverse City, Michigan, into a family full of veterinarians and equestrians. Growing up watching his father perform surgery sparked an early passion for anatomy and what would be a lifelong pursuit of surgery.

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Dr. Lynch met his wife, Amanda, during an EMT training course and they have two rescue pets - Phil (the cat) and Bob (the dog). Albert and Amanda attended the Royal School of Veterinary Studies in Edinburgh, Scotland. He then completed his rotating and surgical internships in Santa Cruz, California, followed by his surgical residency in Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. Albert and Amanda have two children, Charlotte and Savannah both of whom already love animals. 

Dr.  Lynch will work closely with both you and your veterinarian to ensure that you are prepared for surgery and that you receive support throughout your pet’s recovery process. 

Bettina joined our practice in 2015 from the human healthcare industry, working in senior care. Bettina much prefers taking care of our fine furry friends than she ever did humans, and is excited to bring her attention to detail with her to our new office. When she isn’t working, she is passionate about her husband Matt, her two beautiful children, and her dog, Thor. Bettina’s other hobbies include tattoo artistry, graphic arts, and hanging out at the beach. 

Maggie joined our practice as a volunteer pre-vet student in 2017, and signed on as an employee in 2018. She will be leaving us in August to begin her Sophomore year at Cornell University. Maggie is wildly allergic to cats, so this really is a labor of love for her. She hopes to go to Veterinary School when she finishes her undergraduate degree. Maggie is also a white water rafting guide, and likes to paint and play softball.