Veterinarians in Worcester, MA

is the premiere ambulatory veterinary practice treating horses, goats, alpacas, sheep and llamas throughout Worcester county, central Massachusetts and beyond. We provide you and your athlete or companion with comprehensive on-the-farm care for peak health and performance. Our

Vets in Worcester, MA

provides that care in a collaborative setting, providing you with options from which you select what best meets your animal’s unique needs. We are enthusiastic about education and make each visit informative so you fully understand your animal’s condition.

Dr. Caitlin Eaton – Owner

Dr. Caitlin Eaton founded EquidDoc Veterinary Services in 2017 with the goal of providing innovative, professional and compassionate care to horses and small ruminants and their owners throughout central Massachusetts, metro-west and beyond. Dr. Caitlin earned her B.S. in Biochemistry from Bates College and her DVM from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts. She completed advanced training in large animal internal medicine and emergency care, and equine sports medicine.

Prior to starting EquidDoc, Dr. Caitlin worked in the central Massachusetts area for nearly 10 years providing preventative medicine, 24-hour emergency medicine, dentistry, sports medicine, mare reproductive services, and pre-purchase examinations. Dr. Caitlin’s professional interests include equine sports medicine and lameness, diagnostic imaging, and equine dentistry.

When not working, Dr. Caitlin enjoys hiking with her husband and business partner, and their dogs Lilly and Lincoln.

Dr. Elizabeth (Liz) Forbes – Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Liz Forbes earned her B.S. from the University of Connecticut and her DVM from Oklahoma State University. She completed a one-year internship at the Vermont Large Animal Clinic – Equine Hospital where she received additional training in emergency ambulatory services and management of surgical and medical cases.

Following her internship, she joined a prominent mixed-animal practice in New Hampshire where she expanded equine preventative medicine services anddentistry, provided emergency services for large animals, and herd health consultation for small ruminants.

Her professional interests include equine emergency medicine, gastrointestinal disease, and podiatry, and a love for small ruminants, especially herd health and parasitology in goats.

When not working, Dr. Liz enjoys hiking and running with her dog Havana, spending time with friends and family, and experiencing the adventures New England has to offer.

Renee Gregoire, CVT – Office Manager

Renee attended classes at Becker college and holds her CVT with the state of Massachusetts. Renee also holds a degree in art from the Worcester Art Museum.

Renee joined EquidDoc Veterinary Services, as Office Manager and CVT, after thirty years at Buck Hill Veterinary Service. Her artistry is displayed throughout EquidDoc literature and social media.

Renee’s professional interests include practice management, behavior modification, and injury rehabilitation. She is particularly interested in conditioning animals for the work they are required to do.

When not in the office, Renee volunteers on various committees in her town, writes and illustrates children’s books, and enjoys riding her mountain bike. Her dog, Remi, is her constant sidekick.

Kerry Miner – Certified Veterinary Technician

Kerry earned her B.S. in Animal Science from the University of Maine. She holds her CVT with the state of Massachusetts and is Fear Free certified for equine veterinary professionals. Prior to starting at EquidDoc in 2022, she spent over 20 years at a Biotechnology company caring for a large herd of dairy goats.

Kerry’s professional interests include all things caprine, especially reproduction and neonatal care. She looks forward to working with a team that supports the local community and their love of horses and small ruminants.

When not working, Kerry enjoys attending training classes and hiking with her dog Jedi, playing cribbage and beach vacations with her husband.

Emily Glidden – Veterinary Assistant

Emily joined EquidDoc in 2021 and is excited to learn more about large animal veterinary care. She has spent much of her life caring for and riding horses of her own, as well as traveling the east coast as a groom for an Olympic level 3-day event rider.

After graduating from GCVS of Greenfield, MA in 2018, Emily received her Massachusetts Riding Instructor’s license and took to training others about the sport, from tacking-up to clearing vertical rails flawlessly!

Emily grew up in central Massachusetts where she fell in love with horses, specifically her heart-horse, Splash, who taught her all about caring for a 900 lb animal! In her leisure time Emily enjoys trail riding and showing her own horses, playing with her energetic dogs, and adventuring around New England with her boyfriend.