Associate Veterinarians

Dr. Drew Myers was born and raised in the mountains of Blacksburg, Virginia. She graduated from Radford University as dean's scholar for biology after completing research in animal behavior and endocrinology. She continued on to get her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 2025, receiving honors for excellence in equine medicine and surgery. While in veterinary school, she completed rotations at multiple clinics including Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center, foal watch and field services at Virginia-Maryland's Veterinary Teaching Hospital, and SBS. While at SBS, Dr. Myers greatly admired the mission towards excellence and improving the equine industry and is working towards a specialty in theriogenology. Her areas of interest include breeding management, assisted reproduction techniques, and neonatal care. 

Dr. Martinez de Andino is a board certified Theriogenologist offering a wealth of knowledge to our equine and canine clients with her experience in assisted reproductive techniques including transvaginal oocyte aspiration and embryo transfer as well as breeding management for "problem" mares and subfertile stallions. She graduated from Dartmouth College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Hispanic Studies and went on to receive her degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Pennsylvania in 2016. During her studies in veterinary school, she was a summer research fellow through the Havemeyer Behavior Lab in which she evaluated operant learning performance in foals using target training. After graduating from veterinary school, she completed her rotating equine internship at Mid-Atlantic Equine Medical Center from 2016-2017. She then completed her residency in equine theriogenology at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine where she conducted research on intrafollicular oocyte transfer in conjunction with the Equine Embryo Laboratory.