Dr. Daniel Degner earned a degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. He then practiced veterinary medicine for two years in a small animal practice in Edmonton, Alberta. Thereafter, he completed a small animal internship in medicine and surgery at Colorado State University and a surgical residency at Michigan State University. In 1997, following rigorous examination, he graduated from the American college of Veterinary Surgeons as a diplomate. This college validates the surgeon’s competency in the art and science of soft tissue and orthopedic veterinary surgery.

Dr. DeCamp, a native of Flint, is a former professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Michigan State University and has joined Animal Surgical Center of Michigan. Early in Dr. DeCamp’s post-secondary education, he studied English literature and received his first degree therein. During this time of study, he also completed pre-veterinary courses and subsequently earned a

Dr. Pearson graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree from Iowa State University in 1993 and completed a rotating internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the University of Missouri. She completed a residency in small animal internal medicine at the University of Missouri and subsequently was board-certified with the American College of

Dr. Noah Bander earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Albion College followed by a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University. He subsequently completed a Rotating Small Animal Internship in Medicine and Surgery at the Animal Medical Center in New York City. His Residency in Small Animal Surgery was at MedVet Medicine

Dr. Zellner, a native of Michigan, formerly completed his DVM at Michigan State University.  He completed an internship and subsequently completed a Small Animal Surgical Residency at Iowa State University. He remained on faculty at Iowa State University as staff surgeon. His research has included suture patterns for tendon repair, tendon plating repair techniques, sacroiliac luxation repair using minimally invasive surgery, congenital laryngeal paralysis in Huskies and skin biomechanics.  He has joined Animal Surgical Center of Michigan and performs both orthopedic and soft tissue surgery.

Dr. Linda Okonkowski earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Hillsdale College followed by her doctor of veterinary medicine degree from Michigan State University. Her rotating internship in medicine and surgery was at the Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center. She subsequently completed her Residency in Small Animal Internal Medicine back at her alma mater, Michigan State University in 2020. She has a special interest in gastrointestinal disease, liver diseases, and endocrine disorders. But her favorite part of practicing internal medicine is the relationships built with her patients and their families. Dr. Okonkowski prides herself on being a doctor of honesty and integrity and always treats her patients as if they are her own pet and her clients as if they are her family. In her free time, she loves to swim, spend time with her husband and two Labradors, read, and travel.