Jacksonville

Dr. Deitz offers high quality evidence-based medicine in collaboration with the family veterinarian, tailoring the diagnostic approach and treatment plan to the needs of the patient and their family. Her areas of special interest include gastroenterology, immune-mediated disease, and endocrine disease.

Education and Training

• Residency: Iowa State University in SAIM
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): University of Florida

About Dr. Deitz

Dr. Deitz conducted research on canine thyroid tumors and presented this research at the ACVIM Forum. She also conducted a study looking at the effect of ursodiol on bile acids results. She collaborated on several inflammatory bowel disease studies as well.

As a surgeon, Dr. Pugliese likes to fix medical conditions for her patients and returns them to active, healthy lifestyles. It is important to her that the animals' parents understand the disease process occurring, the surgical recommendations, and the care instructions. She enjoys both orthopedic procedures and soft tissue surgeries. She performs a wide range of surgical procedures to help improve the pet's health and well being.

Education and Training

• Residency: Ohio State University
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): North Carolina State University

About Dr. Pugliese

Dr. Pugliese is a member of AVMA, VOS, and ACVS. Her special interests are ear surgery, total hip replacement, and fracture repair. She has 3 cats, Farfalle, Rigatoni,  and Macaroni.

Dr. Corlett is an emergency veterinarian committed to a high standard of care in critical, time-sensitive situations. She continually seeks to learn and grow to provide the best care possible. She values clear, honest communication—offering frank guidance while remaining compassionate and supportive during stressful moments. She considers it a privilege to care for animals and support the people who love them.

Education and Training

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): University of Florida

About Dr. Corlett

Dr. Corlett has 2 Persian cats (Lily, Pixie, & Fifi), 2 chihuahuas (Trixie & Violet), and 1 Lab mix (Winnie).

Dr. Gelé is a board-certified small animal criticalist dedicated to the care of complex and critically ill patients. She was drawn to emergency and critical care medicine because of the dynamic, fast-paced environment and the challenge of managing unstable, high-risk cases.

Her clinical interests include the advanced management of sepsis, hemodynamic stabilization, respiratory emergencies, and immune-mediated disease. Known for her calm and focused approach, Dr. Gelé is committed to delivering high-level medical care while helping pet owners navigate challenging and emotional situations with clarity, compassion, and confidence.

Education and Training

• Residency: Emergency & Critical Care, BluePearl Pet Hospital, Sandy Springs, GA
• Internship: Emergency & Critical Care, BluePearl Pet Hospital, Sandy Springs, GA
• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM): Mississippi State University, Starkville
• Diplomate: American College of Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care

About Dr. Gelé

Dr. Gelé likes to spend time with her husband Matthew and daughter Millie (2yo) when she is not at work. We are happiest when we are outside whether it is going to the park, hiking, paddle boarding, or going to the beach. We have two dogs and a cat that complete our family. Emmy is a mid-size brindle herding mix who is the sweetest old lady. Reese (also known as Pieces) is a wire-haired Jack Russell mix who likes chasing squirrels, sunbathing and snuggling. Our cat Max is a sweet black kitty that fits right in with the pups.