Meet Our Team

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Dr. Julia Coughlin is a 2017 graduate from Saint George's University School of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to graduation she completed her clinical rotations at Oregon State University. She is passionate about helping families care for their beloved pets whether they are big or small. Her interests include small animal internal medicine, dermatology, herbal medicine, geriatric medicine and backyard poultry. Dr. Coughlin grew up in Hunterdon County, New Jersey and was always passionate about animals. She was inspired to become a veterinarian after working for many years as a veterinary technician. Prior to veterinary school she graduated with a B.S. in biology from University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Dr. Coughlin lives in bucolic Bucks County, Pennsylvania with her family. They have 2 dogs, 4 cats and Jersey Giant chickens. 

Dr.Jenny Brown graduated from The University of Glasgow’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 2013.

Throughout her career, Dr. Brown has gained diverse experience working in emergency medicine, small animal general practice, shelter medicine, and high volume, high quality spay-neuter.

Although she lived in the Seattle suburbs for most of her adult life, she is currently deeply appreciating life in the Garden State. 

She is proud to be the owner/ worshipper of two black female cats who inspire her every day. In her free time, she enjoys DIY home updating, gardening and exploring this beautiful, historic state..

Dr Jessica Wilbourne hails from Bucks County, PA, where soccer and animals were her passion growing up. She graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Biology and worked for various organizations such as the National Genetics Institute in Los Angeles and CHOP in Philadelphia before graduating with her degree in veterinary medicine from The Royal Veterinary College in London, England. Having studied abroad, she was able to travel Europe, Asia and Africa expanding her veterinary knowledge. After graduation she completed a Small Animal Rotating Internship from Hickory Veterinary Hospital and worked for the US military as a veterinary consultant in Guam. She also studied acupuncture and food therapy at the Chi Institute in Florida. Dr Wilbourne has been practicing small animal medicine for over 10 years and has an interest in holistic medicine and surgery. Currently, Dr Wilbourne lives in Bucks County with her husband on a farm with their furry/feathery children: dogs, cats, chickens, horses, donkeys, goats and a pig.