Meet Our Team!

Dr. Snyder began her career in the liberal arts, earning her Bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Illinois at Chicago, followed by a Master’s degree in film and video from The American University in Washington, DC. After completing her Ph.D., she taught English and English as a Second Language for several years before embarking on a new career in veterinary medicine.

She completed her degree at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine and has worked exclusively at specialty practices since graduation, allowing her to collaborate with and learn from specialists in emergency and critical care, surgery, internal medicine, neurology, and others.

In her spare time, Dr. Snyder enjoys traveling, fiber arts (knitting, crochet, tatting, and spinning), and spending time in local cafes.

She will admit to being owned by a sketchy cattle dog, a beagle mix, and a domestic shorthair.

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Dr. Stacey Scanlon grew up on a dairy farm in southeastern Pennsylvania. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences at Penn State University and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University. She was a dairy veterinarian initially after veterinary school, but soon completed a small animal emergency internship and has worked as a small animal emergency and general practice veterinarian since. She is known for her thoroughness and loves not only managing patients in an acute crisis, but also enjoys advising clients about their long term care.

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Dr. Day is board certified in both veterinary anesthesiology and veterinary emergency and critical care. He enjoys the challenges of managing critical patients and interactions with pet owners. Specific areas of interest in emergency and critical care include management of sepsis, acute kidney injury, and fluid therapy in critically ill dogs and cats. Total intravenous anesthesia for critical patients that require surgery is his primary area of interest in anesthesiology, as well as acute pain management for surgical and nonsurgical patients. Finally, he enjoys abdominal and thoracic ultrasound for emergency and critical patients.

Dr. Day is passionate about spending quality time with his wife and two daughters. His nonhuman family consists of a variety of animals including dogs, cats and an aquatic turtle. In his spare time, he trains and competes in all levels of the triathlon, including the Ironman events.

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Erika Gebhard was raised in San Francisco and has been a local practitioner since graduating from UC Davis Veterinary School in 2004. To pursue her interests in mobility, geriatric medicine and pain management, Dr. Gebhard completed acupuncture certification (CVA) from Chi University and then physical rehabilitation certification (CCRT) from Canine Rehabilitation Institute.

Dr. Gebhard works collaboratively with the ACES medical team, referring veterinarians and pet families to create individualized recovery and management plans.

Dr. Gebhard is the rehabilitation veterinarian for the Oakland Zoo and has consulted with the San Francisco Zoo and California Academy of Sciences. In her spare time she enjoys spending time outdoors with her family, including her bearded dog Roxie.

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