At Longview Vet, our team boasts extensive experience and knowledge, allowing us to provide exceptional care to your equine athletes.
Dr. Haley Rose Sutton, DVM, Practice Owner
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): University of Tennessee – GO VOLS!
Dr. Sutton grew up on Meadowlands Farm where her grandfather managed a breeding program. She fell
in love with horses at a young age, and that love only grew as she started to spend time at the Meadows Racetrack shadowing different veterinarians and taking riding lessons to learn how to barrel race. She went to Otterbein University and received an Equine Pre-Veterinary Science degree while riding on the equestrian team. She fostered her passion for equine lameness and rehabilitation at Tennessee and then at Brown’s. She really enjoys providing the care and support to keep equine athletes performing at
their peak.
In her free time, Dr. Sutton enjoys riding her horse and spending time with her husband, and their family
which includes two dogs, a three-legged cat, two goats, and lots of chickens and race horses.
Jacqlyn Pascoe-Tokar, Veterinary Technichian
Veterinary Technician: Vet Tech Institute
Jacqlyn Pascoe-Tokar grew up in Finleyville with a true passion for any and all animals, as well as nature. She attended the Vet Tech Institute and later graduated in 2015 receiving the outstanding student award. Jacqlyn has been working as a technician for performance horses for the past 8 years. During this time, she has been able to acquire an advanced knowledge of the musculoskeletal, respiratory and gastrointestinal issues that are commonly faced by our equine athletes. She loves seeing a horse that we know has the potential, and using our skills to help it reach that next level, whether it’s a check or a blue ribbon.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband Matthew, dog Rex, and 2 cats, Leonardo and Scarface. She also enjoys camping, mountain biking, dirt bike riding, and skiing.
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