our team
Aldie Vet's Experienced Vets and Staff |
| Our vet hospital's team has been built upon the foundation of these core values: integrity, care and compassion, commitment to excellence, and communication. We have built a culture that thinks progressively and is dedicated to improving the vet options available to pet dogs and cats. |
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Aldie Vet's Doctors
Our Vets are highly trained and experienced doctors. Each having special interests, which includes surgery (soft tissue, oral, orthopedic and specialized cosmetics), emergency care, internal medicine and alternative/holistic options.
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Dr. Drew Luce knew he wanted to be a vet since he was twelve years old. He has spent his life around animals by growing up on a small farm with dogs, cats, horses and sheep. Dr. Luce obtained his Doctor of Vet Medicine from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Vet Medicine in 1990. Dr. Luce thinks progressively and is dedicated to improving vet options available to pets. This is why he is known for his expertise and interests that are focused on breed related diseases, ultrasound, and surgery, including soft tissue, orthopedics and specialized cosmetic procedures. When your pet needs a complicated surgical procedure or diagnosis of a medical condition, Dr. Luce has the training and years of experience to perform the services at Aldie Vet Hospital. |
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Dr. Beth Hood joined the Aldie Vet Hospital team back in 2001. She obtained her Doctor of Vet Medicine from the University of Tennessee, College of Vet Medicine. Dr. Hood has extensive training and experience in emergency and critical care medicine. When she is not caring for pets at Aldie Vet, she is caring for her horses, sheep, dogs and cats on her farm in Western Loudoun. |
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Dr. Caroline Pattie was born in San Francisco, CA and raised in Arlington, VA. She has been an associate with Aldie Vet Hospital since August 2008. Dr. Pattie attended Bridgewater College and received her Bachelor's Degree in Biology in 2002. She then went on to attend the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Vet Medicine at Virginia Tech and was awarded her Doctorate of Vet Medicine in 2008. Her professional interests include surgery, diagnostic imaging and holistic medicine. Recently, she received her certification in veterinary acupuncture (CVA) from the Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine. Dr. Pattie also speaks French, and when she is not caring for pets at Aldie Vet, she enjoys skiing, horseback riding, dancing, road tripping, and cooking. |