Claremont Veterinary Hospital
Our Team
Meet the veterinary team at Claremont Veterinary Hospital below!
We are so excited to meet you and your pet!
We are a group of highly skilled and compassionate veterinary professionals. We take great pride in being able to offer you the best care possible.
Dr. Victoria Oliver
Dr. Oliver has been practicing veterinary medicine for 24 years and is a graduate of UC Davis. She values the relationships she has built with clients, which allows teamwork to improve their pets' quality of life. She is honored to be able to help keep four-legged family members healthy!
In her free time, she loves spending time with her daughter, husband, and their Shih Tzu. As a family, they enjoy ice hockey, musical theater, and spending time outdoors.
Dr. Kaitlyn Garrison
Dr. Kaitlyn Garrison earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Western University of Health Sciences. She is certified in USDA travel health certificates, FEMA animal emergency response and preparedness, and Fear Free certified, with advanced training in low-stress handling techniques. She brings several years of experience in veterinary medicine, with a strong foundation in exotic animal care and special interests in dermatology and dentistry.
Dr. Garrison’s passion for veterinary medicine began early in life, driven by a deep appreciation for animals and her experience witnessing compassionate veterinary care when her family dog required stitches. Her time working for Fresno State’s livestock units and organizing a Street Dog Coalition wellness clinic, strengthened her commitment to animal care.
Outside of work, Dr. Garrison enjoys walking, hiking, and making memories at Disneyland with her husband and son. On quieter days, she reads, plays the guitar or piano, and relaxes with her two rescue dogs and three rescue cats.
Dr. Justine Cooper
Dr. Justine Cooper earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Western University of Health Sciences. She has additional training in dentistry, soft tissue surgery, and emergency and critical care. Her professional interests include internal medicine and diagnostic imaging.
Dr. Cooper’s desire to become a veterinarian began at a young age, inspired by her love of animals and the special bond she shared with her childhood cat. She is committed to protecting animal health and treats every patient as she would her own, providing compassionate, patient-centered care focused on their comfort and well-being.
Outside of work, she enjoys painting, crafting, performing improv comedy, and baking. At home, she shares her life with two rescue cats, Poppy and Cosmo.
