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Dr. Robert Blaylock was born and raised in Dickson, Tennessee. He earned both his B.S. and D.V.M. degrees from The University of Tennessee-Knoxville. As an undergraduate, he marched in the Pride of the Southland Marching Band. In vet school he represented the school at several national conferences and participated in cancer research.

Following graduation, Dr. Blaylock practiced large and small animal medicine in Paris, Tennessee before moving to Murfreesboro in 1994. He became practice owner of the Animal Care Veterinary Hospital (formerly Jackson Animal Care Clinic) in 1999.

Dr. Blaylock is a Chi Institute Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist. He loves combining traditional medicine with alternative treatments to provide his patients excellent care.

He and his wife Bonnie have two children, Savannah and Ben. Dr. Blaylock is very involved at North Boulevard Church of Christ with foreign missions, singing on the praise team, teaching classes, and leading small groups. In his spare time he is likely to be reading or walking with his Border Collie Katy. His other pets include: three miniature donkeys, bees, chickens, and his four cats, Chocolate, Zephyr, Wilson, and Watson.

Fun Fact: Dr. Blaylock and his family have visited all 50 states and 5 continents.

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My name is Kyle Daniel. I grew up in the middle Tennessee area. Starting in kindergarten I have always desired to be a veterinarian. I graduated from Hendersonville High School and received my undergraduate degree from Middle Tennessee State University. I then moved to lower Alabama to enroll in Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. I graduated from veterinary school in 1996.

I then practiced until September 1998 in Montgomery Alabama prior to joining the team at Animal Care Veterinary Hospital. I had the joy and privilege of working with Dr George Jackson when I joined the practice. I learned several things in that time that I appreciate more as the years go by. He instilled is each of us that worked for him honesty, hard work, diligence and a compassion for people.

I enjoy all aspects of understanding internal medicine, surgery, dermatology and dental cases. I love getting to know the moms and dads of my patients and sharing life with them. I have recently began to develop the new skill of Chiropractic. I am finishing my training at Health Pioneers Institute in Chicago and am encouraged to use this new skill to help patients that prior to attending I could not. The concept of doing something with your hands that can change their quality of life is remarkable.

I have been married for the last 25 years and have 3 children that range from 13-16 years old. I grow grass fed and finished beef, pastured eggs and have 5 sheep. The sheep were a Christmas present for my 3 border collies(Susie, Brin and Ace). I also have a poodle (Mollie) and a cat (Aubie).

I serve at World Outreach Church in high school Infinity. My hobbies include camping, training border collies, hiking, cheering for my family in running and cycling races, outdoor cooking, kayaking and playing horse shoes. I enjoy serving and seeking to be obedient to Christ. My fun fact is that when I was eight was allergic to cats. My eyes actually became so swollen that I could not see.

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Dr. Kerrie Robinson is a true Murfreesboro native! She graduated from Riverdale High School and got her undergraduate degree in Animal Science with minors in Chemistry and Biology from MTSU in 2001. She graduated from Veterinary School at the University of Tennessee Knoxville in 2005. Her favorite things about working as a Veterinarian are the relationships and bonds she gets to form with her patients and their wonderful owners.

Dr. Robinson shares her life with 2 amazing dogs. Tucker is a 9-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who is a total cuddle bug and spends the majority of his day sleeping on the couch. Popeye is a 3-year-old Beagle/Schnauzer/Smooth Coated Fox Terrier Mix (she did a DNA test on him to figure out his breeds!). He was found in the parking lot of Popeye’s chicken as a stray. He has TONS of energy and loves chasing Tucker and playing keep away with all the toys.

In her free time Dr. Robinson enjoys working out, trying new restaurants with her friends, spending time at the lake, hanging out with her dogs, cooking, and cheering for the UT Vols!

Fun Fact: Dr. Robinson has an artistic side! She loves to paint, craft, and make wacky hats for the Kentucky Derby.

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Animal Care Veterinary is the best vet clinic I’ve ever known. You can tell that everyone there loves animals. The vet we see most often, Dr. Robinson, is gentle and knowledgeable, always answering questions clearly. I would recommend to any friend. 

Dr. Regina Masters completed her undergraduate degree at The University of Tennessee at Martin. She continued on to complete her masters course work from Auburn University and then her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The University of Tennessee at Knoxville. After graduation she worked at an emergency veterinary hospital in Columbia, TN.

Dr. Masters came on board at ACVH in 2016 and loves all the variety she gets to see. She especially enjoys taking care of our geriatric patients.

Dr. Masters has three dogs and three cats (what balance!). Brody is her 11-year-old Cocker Spaniel, Beyla is a 13-year-old Border Collie mix, and Mowgli is her 2-year-old Pit Bull Mix who keeps her on her toes! Her kitties include her two gorgeous Siamese mixes named Hyde and Columbo, and Tinker her Domestic Short Hair.

In her spare time she loves spending time outdoors with her dogs, hiking, quilting, going to concerts, and traveling!

Fun Fact: Dr. Masters’ husband, Matt, is highly allergic to all pets!

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Duke is a native of Nashville who attended Father Ryan High School, Downtown Campus (Go Irish!) and Middle Tennessee State University where he attained his BS in Agribusiness/Business Administration in 1994.

Duke began working for Jackson Animal Care Clinic, then under the ownership and administration of Dr. George Jackson and his wife Betty, in the fall of 1990, bringing with him three years of experience from a busy five-doctor practice in Nashville (Mobley Veterinary Clinic), where he worked while attending high school. Over the years, Duke has participated in the transformation of Jackson Animal Care Clinic into the AAHA Accredited Animal Care Veterinary Hospital that serves clients and their pets today. “I am proud of where we came from and excited about our vision for the future-not only our vision for ACVH, but for the profession of veterinary medicine in general.”

Duke recently became a CVPM (Certified Veterinary Practice Manager) joining an elite group of the best practice managers in the country. His hobbies include: buying and selling antiques, traveling (especially to the beach), and spending quality time with his Chihuahua, Apollo and his family.

Fun Fact: Duke is really talented at identifying trees and birds!