Our Doctors

Dr. Jason was born and raised in Honolulu, HI. He grew up surrounded by animals he collected and rescued. After high school, he left the islands to get a B.S. degree at Washington State University. He attended Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine where he met his wife Dr. Jamie, and together, they moved to Las Vegas in 2000. Currently, Dr. Jason spreads his time between the practice and caring for, loving and enjoying his 3 sons Max, Alex and Colby. He has a special interest in exotic animals and is an avid koi hobbyist and vet. Someday, he plans to restore a VW bug with his 3 sons.

Originally from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, she received her undergraduate education at West Virginia University and attended veterinary school at Ohio State University. Her special interests include exotics and performing ultrasounds, which she has been doing for 8 years. She and Dr. Jason share their home with their sons, and their menagerie of: dogs- Mia and Nani; cats- Snap, Fanny Tie-Tie and Pickles; leopard geckos- Copper, Cooper and Remy; a bird named Pogo; a tank full of fish and a pond full of koi. 

Originally from Iowa City, IA, she received both her undergraduate education and attended veterinary school at Iowa State University. Her interests are in internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Cheryl has a five and a half year old Westie named Vincent, a 8 month old Westie named Radish and Cole, a five year old Ragdoll Cat. In her spare time she loves taking the pups on hikes to Mt. Charleston and Red Rock.

Dr. Kolmstetter received her DVM degree in 1991 from North Carolina State University, with prior bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Chemistry, Biochemistry and Nutrition. After veterinary school, she completed three years of internship and residency training in Avian and Exotic Animal Medicine and Surgery, and she has worked extensively with a variety of pet birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets and other pets.
Dr. Kolmstetter’s interest in Animal Physical Rehabilitation began several years ago while seeking ways to improve the quality of life for her own geriatric great danes, as well as for several bird and rabbit patients that were having significant mobility issues. She has completed a training program in Canine Rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, and she is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP).
Dr. Kolmstetter shares her life with one very patient husband, two great danes, a golden retriever and several rescue birds, ferrets, rabbits and reptiles.