Dr. Tobi Maser Koko joined Family Pet Clinic in 2018. Dr. Koko was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where her passion - and compassion - for animals traces back to her youth.
Dr. Koko obtained her B.S. in Chemistry from American University in 2002, graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, and completed her clinical training at the University of Missouri in 2006. Prior to joining Family Pet Clinic, Dr. Koko spent over ten years at a 24-hour animal hospital in New Jersey. Her areas of professional interest include dentistry, surgery, wellness, emergency medicine, and pain management.
Although she has always been allergic to animals, Dr. Koko loves working as a veterinarian. She believes the best part of working in the veterinary field is being a voice and advocate for pets, and helping owners build lasting bonds with their furry companions.
Dr. Koko resides in Montgomery County with her husband, Jordan, and their two children. They share their home with Meadow, a brindle Pitbull/Mastiff rescue, and Percy, a cat rescued by Dr. Koko and her daughter. When she isn’t providing quality veterinary care, Dr. Koko can be found creating recipes in the kitchen, playing tennis with her family, gardening, spinning, and when she thinks no one is listening, playing the piano.
Dr. Heather Kellermann joined the Family Pet Clinic team in October 2018. She graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, which is located on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts, with her last year of study at Louisiana State University. Dr. Kellermann previously worked at small animal practices in Mechanicsburg and Jenkintown, Pennsylvania.
Dr. Kellermann has a cute island dog from St. Kitts named Charlie and four cats: Franklin Toesevelt, Eleanor, Bella, and Norbert.
Dr. Danielle Forwood was born and raised in Kemblesville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Her desire to help both animals and their people inspired her to become a veterinarian. In 2012, she attended Penn State University for her Bachelor in Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences. In 2017, she went on to earn her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Forwood is Fear-Free Certified. She enjoys the problem-solving aspect of veterinary medicine, and her areas of professional interest include pocket pet medicine, pain management, and anesthesiology/surgery. One of her favorite parts of working as a veterinarian is helping people provide the best care possible for their family companions.
Dr. Forwood lives in Cinnaminson, New Jersey with her husband, Matt; dog, Cody; and guinea pig, Darla. When she’s not tending to animals, she enjoys reading, gardening, and hiking. A fun fact about Dr. Forwood is that she worked for two weeks as a volunteer on a spay/neuter campaign in Iquitos, Peru, a town that is only accessible by air or water
Dr. Gabriella Moore is the newest Veterinarian at Family Pet Clinic! Dr. Moore received her bachelor’s degree from Ursinus College in 2017 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2021. In addition to her degrees, Dr. Moore also completed her clinical training at the University of Tennessee. Her areas of professional interest include surgery, dentistry, preventative wellness, behavior, and dermatology.
Dr. Moore’s love for the veterinary field began at a young age when she volunteered with local veterinarians throughout high school and college. During her time volunteering and working as a vet technician, Dr. Moore’s life-long love of animals grew into a passion for medicine and patient care. Dr. Moore’s favorite parts about working in the veterinary field are developing lasting relationships with patients and their families, helping advance the health and well-being of animals, and working with people who share her passion for animals.
Born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Dr. Moore has a family dog she grew up with named Champ and a cat she rescued from St. Kitts named Kitt. In her free time, Dr. Moore enjoys spending time with family and friends, kayaking, hiking, reading, and traveling. Dr. Moore is so excited to join Family Pet Clinic and help care for the furry friends in the community she grew up in!
Dr. Janet Schultz is a Veterinarian at Family Pet Clinic 1 & 2. Dr. Schultz earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine and completed a small-animal rotating internship at Rowley Memorial Animal Hospital from 2000-2001.In addition to her education and training, Dr. Schultz is Fear Free Certified (Professional level 2) and certified as a Cat Friendly Veterinarian by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP). Her areas of professional interest include preventative and internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry.
Dr. Schultz began working in the veterinary field as a kennel assistant in 1990 when she was only 16 years old. In 2018, Dr. Schultz traveled the mountains of Otavalo, Ecuador as a student instructor for the International Veterinary Medicine Program through World Vets to provide spay and neuter procedures for pets of the local indigenous populations. For as long as she can remember, Dr. Schultz always wanted to be a veterinarian because she felt such a strong connection to dogs and cats. According to Dr. Schultz, the best part about working in the veterinary field is being able to make a difference in the lives of her patients and their families and consistently solving problems and learning in her profession.
Originally from the South Shore of Long Island, Dr. Schultz relocated to Pennsylvania in 1990 and currently lives in Bucks County with her two Chiweenies named Benny and Wily and her two domestic short hair cats named Catniss and Aragon. In her free time, Dr. Schultz loves to go glamping on Chincoteague Island and traveling to different parts of the United States in her small camper. She enjoys hiking, reading fiction, gardening, and has recently started making her own wine.
Christine is the Practice Manager at Family Pet Clinic and has been working in the veterinary field since 2005. She earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Animal Biotechnology and Conservation from Delaware Valley College in 2008 and her Associate of Science Degree as a Veterinary Technician from Penn Foster in 2020. She previously worked as a Veterinary Technician and Inventory Supervisor at Family Pet before becoming the practice manager. She is passionate about veterinary medicine and treating each patient as if it were her own. She finds her job as a practice manager very rewarding.
Christine lives in Warminster, Pennsylvania with her son, pit bull, Lacey and 2 cats, Chloe and Pumpkin. Christine enjoys spending time with her son, attending concerts, going to the gym and being outside. A fun fact about Christine is that she was a humane law enforcement officer.
Heather is a Certified Veterinary Technician, Public Relations Supervisor and Behavioral Health Advocate at Family Pet Clinic. She earned her associate's degree in Veterinary Technology from Manor College in 2003 and has worked at Family Pet Clinic since May 2001. Heather is Fear-Free Level 2 certified, laser therapy certified and is currently working towards a behavioral certification.
Heather enjoys working in the veterinary industry because animals make her happy and being able to make them feel better makes her feel good! Heather lives in Southampton, Pennsylvania with her two cats, and bearded dragon, Yoshi, who all get along well! When she is not caring for animals, she enjoys superhero cosplay for charity events.
From the age of 3, Michelle always knew she wanted to work with animals, and her favorite part of being in the veterinary industry is knowing she can help take away animals’ pain. Michelle has worked in the veterinary field since 2002 and currently serves as a Technician Manager at Family Pet Clinic. She attended Manor College’s Veterinary Technician program and completed externships at CARES. Michelle is laser certified and her areas of professional interest include surgery and anesthesia.
Michelle enjoys spending time with her three children, Jordan, Deanna, and Austin, as well as her dog, Tinkerbell, and three cats, Aslan, Kiara, and Cleopatra. She also loves to ski, listen to music, and play the flute and piccolo.
Tracey joined the Family Pet Clinic team in July 2012. Originally studying to be a nurse assistant, Tracey changed her career path to work with animals, with a goal to become a certified veterinary technician. Tracey enjoys the challenges presented from being able to work in all areas of the hospital. She loves caring for all your furry family members like they are her own.
Tracey has two Yorkies, Cody and Lily, and a special needs cat named Sarafina. In her free time, she enjoys being outside, going to country concerts, and cheering on the Philadelphia Eagles.
Kirsten is proud to serve as Family Pet Clinic’s Veterinary Technician and Inventory Supervisor. Her diverse background in property management and ER training transitioned to the veterinary industry in 2009. Kirsten is laser certified, Fear-Free certified and a nutritional advocate. She is passionate about exotic pets.
Growing up, Kirsten lived in Hawaii, Georgia and Virginia, and eventually settled in Pennsylvania. She has a daughter and two granddaughters, and loves spending time watching the Philadelphia Eagles and Sixers, watching Netflix, and going to the beach.
Tessa joined Family Pet clinic in June 2017. She has an associate's degree in Business Management.
Tessa enjoys being with her boyfriend and going to Flyers games, car shows, and country concerts. She also likes doing makeup and fixing old muscle cars. Tessa has a menagerie, including: three dogs, a Yorkie (Chewbacca), Carolina Plott Hound (Simmonds) and a Jack Russell/Pitbull mix (Chevy); six cats (Clarke, Cubby, Knala, Simba, Colton and Khali); and four aquatic turtles (Killian, Emma, Regina, and Henry).
Cristina has been a part of Family Pet Clinic for 6 years. She graduated from Harcum college in 2019 and received her CVT license. Her favorite thing about working at Family Pet Clinic is getting to comfort and care for your furry family members. At home, Cristina has a shih tzu named Lucky, a Yorkie named Benny, and a cat named Bridgette. In her free time, she likes working out at the gym, going to new restaurants and vacationing somewhere with a beach!
Miriam began her career at Family Pet Clinic in July 2016. Prior to joining the team, she worked for eight years in pet retail, which means she is familiar with many products for a variety of pets.
Miriam has two dogs, Zora and Clayton; two parrots, Leonard and Desmond; a leopard gecko named Matilda; and a goldfish called Toes. When not caring for her pets, Miriam can be found at the shooting range with her dad, taking photographs, riding horses, or climbing rock walls at the gym.
Maureen Kuntz has worked in the veterinary industry since 2005 and is proud to serve as Family Pet Clinic’s Kennel Attendant and Veterinary Assistant. She loves helping animals and taking extra good care of the boarders who visit.
Maureen is from and lives in Southhampton, Pennsylvania with her Sphynx cat, Talia Angel. She enjoys listening to music, reading, going to the park and watching movies.
Gabrielle is a Certified Dog Trainer and Receptionist at Family Pet Clinic. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Animal Behavior and Enrichment from Delaware Valley College in 2010. Gabrielle began working in the veterinary field in 2011 and enjoys how happy animals are when they get the help they need.
Originally from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Gabrielle currently resides there with her fiancé, two daughters, and two dogs, Oliver and Cali.
Jen, a Certified Veterinary Technician, graduated in December 2018 from Manor College. She joined the Family Pet Clinic as an extern and loved it so much she applied to work here!
In her free time, Jen enjoys going to the movies, sporting events, concerts and occasionally play video games!
Julia is a Family Pet Clinic Receptionist.
A lifelong pet person, the light of her life is her adopted terrier mix, Buddy. In her free time, she trains in Jiu-Jitsu with her husband and son.
Hannah is Family Pet Clinic’s cheerful Receptionist and loves working with amazing people and meeting all their pets.
Hannah was born and raised in Feasterville-Trevose and currently resides there with her three cats, Bandit, Homer, and Fievel, and her adopted Pitbull mix, Hazel. She enjoys arts & crafts, baking, and spending time with her friends and family.
Shannon joined our team in 2019. She lives in Northeast Philadelphia with her Fiancé and their crew of rescued pets. Shannon has 2 dogs; Ham and Becky, 3 cats; Pants, Marie and Guppy, as well as small animals like chinchillas, geckos, and fish. In her spare time, Shannon enjoys working on art projects, playing video games, and going to concerts!
Tessa started working for Family Pet Clinic in February 2020. With a passion for wildlife and love for all animals, Tessa earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Delaware Valley University in 2019 with a major in Wildlife Management and Conservation and a minor in Criminal Justice. Tessa interned and volunteered for Cedar Run Wildlife Hospital in Medford, New Jersey, where she helped rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife and prepared them for release back into the wild. She also worked closely with Tiny Miracles Rescue in Chalfont, Pennsylvania.
Born and raised in central Pennsylvania, Tessa fell in love with the Philadelphia area during college and never left. In her free time, Tessa loves to play soccer, go hiking, and relax on the couch with her two black cats, Boo and Poe.
Maddison is a Treatment Technician at Family Pet Clinic. She joined our team to further her skills and gain more experience in the animal world shortly after earning her Bachelors degree in Biology, with a focus in pre vet sciences, at Bryn Athyn College. Mads is currently applying to veterinary schools with the hope of pursuing her life long dream to become a Veterinarian. In her free time she loves to play volleyball or spend time with her family, friends, and five dogs!
Stefanie joined the Family Pet clinic team in October 2020. Born and raised in Warminster, she lives with her husband, 2 rescue dogs Kona and Otto, and 2 rescue cats Luna and Mya. In her free time, Stefanie enjoys spending time with her fur babies, friends and family, the outdoors and the beach.
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While Vicky has worked with animals in multiple capacities, such as at a doggie day camp and boarding facility, a marine mammal trainer with sea lions and river otters, as well as a volunteer at a wildlife habitat in Australia and with baby vervet monkeys in South Africa, she found her niche in the veterinary field in 2019.
Along with her compassion for animals, she is conversationally fluent in ASL, takes aerial (silks, trapeze, and lyra) classes, is a huge Harry Potter nerd, dreams of living in a tiny house, and loves spending time with her family, which include her best friends: Oscar, her 14-year-old miniature dachshund and Kiwi, her 7-year-old chiweenie
Olivia is an artist & animal lover that joined Family Pet Clinic in November 2021. She previously worked at Best Friends Pet Care in Huntingdon Valley, PA & volunteered for Kazoodles/Pooch Kaboose in Jenkintown, PA. She has a BFA in Animation and Game Arts that she received in 2021.
At home, she loves to draw & create fun characters, watch cartoons & movies, play tennis, and cuddle up with her adorable Shar-Pei/German Shepherd mix, Mozart!
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Hallie began working at Family Pet as a receptionist in March of 2021. Educating owners and making sure our patients have the best quality of care is what she takes pride in. She spends her free time going on hikes and loves to cook for friends and family. She has 2 dogs, a pit mix named Jasmine and a Rottweiler named Junior.
Located .4 miles off of Street Road, just steps from the 2nd Street Pike and Knowles Avenue intersection.
Phone: 215-357-2885
The office will be closed from 1pm - 2pm on Monday - Friday. On surgery days the drop off time will be at 8am.
