Veterinarians
in Clarksville, TN

Dr. Erica Pounds has been with Banfield Pet Hospital since 2011 and has had the amazing privilege of being Chief of Staff at Clarksville since 2017. She completed her undergraduate studies at Mississippi State University and then went on graduate from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. Dr. Pounds is passionate about preventive medicine and enjoys internal medicine and dermatology cases as well. Outside of the hospital, Dr. Pounds loves being at home with her husband and their three wonderful little boys. More Details >>

Dr. Sarah Lundquist graduated from Cornell University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2017. She has been a member of the Banfield team since 2019. Dr. Lundquist is especially interested in Opthalmology and small animal joint health. Her two dogs and two cats have had many surprise examinations! Dr. Lundquist loves making sure that all puppies and kittens get the best care they need at the beginning of a long and healthy life. She is also passionate about helping the senior members of the pet community live every day to the fullest! More Details >>

Dr. Melissa “Missy” Fancher has been with the Clarksville team since graduating from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2013. She and her husband have a house full with 3 dogs, 4 cats, and a beautiful fish tank. When not at work, Dr. Fancher is busy playing super mom to her 2 children and testing out new recipes. At work, her heart melts with every new puppy and kitten appointment, and she is very passionate about veterinary nutrition. More Details >>

Dr. Morgan Proctor grew up in Springfield, TN. She completed her Bachelor of Science degree from Middle Tennessee State University before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. Go Vols! She has worked in small animal practice for 7 years before joining the team at Banfield. Dr. Proctor's passion is educating clients on preventative care and how to keep their pets happy and healthy. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Proctor enjoys spending time with her husband and three cats, Mischa, Nel and Cindy, kayaking, traveling to Key West and all things Disney! More Details >>

Dr Nancy Rice was raised on a farm in Franklin, Ky and from the age of 5 wanted to be a veterinarian. She enjoyed horse judging and veterinary science projects while participating in 4-H in Simpson County. She attended Western Kentucky University for three years and finished with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science at Auburn University. She graduated from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1991 where she had been involved with parasitology research, the colic team and wound healing research. Her family spent 17 years traveling the world with the Air Force where she worked in England, Washington state, New Mexico and Georgia before settling in Warren County Ky in 2006. More Details >>