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I began by pursuing my love of reading and horses, and completed degrees in English Literature and Stable Management. My early jobs included working for a backpacker bus in Europe, exercising polo ponies, teaching English in Thailand and writing for magazines. I knew I still wanted to become a small animal vet, so I went back to school.
Graduating from Ontario Veterinary College in 2006, I moved to St Jacobs where I live with my husband and two beautiful collies. When not working with small animals at my dream job as a Veterinarian and owner of Carriage Crossing Animal Hospital, I still love reading books and riding my horse, Prince, whenever I can.
I am looking forward to getting to know you and your pets, while offering you high quality animal care with a comfortable and comforting experience.
Dr Wideman LOVES her cat, Trinity, and they go for walks together on leash every day. Though she is affectionately known as the "cat whisperer", Dr Wideman's kind nature has helped her with a variety of animals (she even helped nurse a baby deer who was hit by a car!)
Dr Wideman and Dr Ashby were classmates together in veterinary school at the University of Guelph. Even back then, Dr Wideman was well known for her patience and empathy. In the 10+ years since graduating, Dr Wideman has worked at a variety of clinics, always helping people and their beloved pets.
We are so happy to have her join our team! Please say "hi" to her on your next visit!
I have a lab mix named Luna that graduated from veterinary technician school with me. Luna is an independent goofball that loves to learn new things. She is quite convinced that 101 Things to do With a Box is the best game EVER! Luna came with some fears and worries about the outside world that needed time and training in order to make her feel safe. Because of this experience with Luna I have a soft spot for dogs with behavioural issues and an understanding of what their owners go through. This also motivates me to help puppies get the best start on life with the Kindergarten classes we offer so that they do not have to face some of these behavioural challenges in their future.
