Meet Our Team

Dr. Nadler has a lot of interest in diagnostic imaging such as digital radiology, dental radiology, and ultrasonography. She also loves emergency and critical care medicine, soft tissue surgery, and end-of-life/hospice care. 

Dr. Nadler educates her clients on the need for preventive care. She is highly compassionate about helping them during challenging times when their pets are facing health issues.

Dr. Nadler met her now-husband and business partner, Daniel Nadler when attending the University of Florida. Together, they have 2 daughters, Reagan and Presley.

The couple also has 1 Italian Greyhound named Oliver, 5 chickens, and 2 cats; Rhodie and Rooster.

Some of the hobbies of Dr. Nadler are offshore fishing with her husband, long-distance running, Gator football, and painting with her toddler.

Originally from Miami, Florida, Dr. Megan de la Osa obtained her undergraduate degree from the University of Florida in 2018, before moving to the beautiful island of St. Kitts where she attended and graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. 

Dr. de la Osa came back to Gainesville to complete her clinical year at the University of Florida and has started her veterinary journey with Alachua Animal Hospital!

Dr. de la Osa has a great interest in soft tissue surgery, emergency and critical care, as well as acupuncture and sports rehabilitation. 

She and her partner together own a beagle mix Harper, a whippet named Whisper, and a three-legged pitbull mix, Otis, whom she adopted after amputating his leg after he was hit by a car and brought into the shelter.

Outside of work, some of her hobbies include cooking, exercising, spending time at the beach, sports (go Gators!), and watching Netflix.

Dr. Katlin Stone is a dedicated and compassionate veterinarian from Frisco, Texas with a passion for delivering exceptional patient care. She earned her undergraduate degree and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Texas A&M University prior to working at a small animal practice on Long Island, New York.

Dr. Stone's professional interests include ultrasonography, internal medicine, and behavior. She has diverse experience working with a range of species at Texas A&M’s Winnie Carter Wildlife Center, including exotic cats, ostriches, emus, white-tailed deer, kangaroos, lemurs, and more. She also spent several years raising and training guide dogs for the visually impaired.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Stone enjoys spending time with her loving husband, three Labrador Retrievers (Rosa, Chica, Apollo), and a mischievous cat named Athena. She also enjoys reading, trivia, and going to the movies.

As a skilled and empathetic veterinarian, Dr. Stone is committed to building strong relationships with her clients and providing personalized care for each patient. Her expertise and gentle approach make her a trusted partner for pet owners seeking comprehensive care.

She is a mother to five beautiful children. Samantha was born in Gainesville, and raised in Trenton Florida. 

She enjoys taking her family to the beach as well as spontaneous road trips. Besides children, Samantha has a house hold of dogs and has been an active breeder of French Bulldogs and Boston Terriers for almost a decade.

She is currently in the process of applying to vet school. While juggling school, Angela also volunteers her time shadowing numerous veterinarians (small animal, equine, rehabilitation and exotic animals) to broaden her knowledge in the veterinary field. 

While continuing to pursue her passion of working with animals, four years later, she opted for a new experience and joined the Alachua Animal Hospital team! Taylor has a passion for all types of animals and wildlife and has worked alongside exotic animals most her life.

Outside of work, she likes to go boating, take pictures, make custom dog and cat ID tags, and go herping. At home, Taylor has 4 snakes, 1 bearded dragon, 1 leopard gecko, 1 crested gecko, and 4 dogs.

She loves that her job allows her to help animals live happy, healthy lives and that in-between the technical side of things, she gets to cuddle and spend time with the pets we see daily. 

Born and raised in Miami, Fl, Christian moved to Lake Butler in 2022 with over 13 years of experience in the Veterinary field. Christian is a father of 3 children, fan of Miami football and mixed media artist and enjoys tailgating, photography and traveling. Christian loves to interact with clients and their pets and making a difference in pets’ lives on a daily basis.

Raised in Florida and living in the small town of Bell since 2021, Analine has been at an equine hospital and rehabilitation facility for the past 5 years and recently chose to pursue her small animal dream. Outside of work, the passion for animals doesn’t stop. She enjoys spending time with her dogs and horses, volunteering at an equine rescue, and barrel racing.

Hi, my name is Lindsay, I started in vet med as a volunteer to earn my certification as a veterinary assistant in 2019. I started as a technician in 2020. I love spending my free time at Disney with my dad and spending time with my orange kitty named Ozzy. I am currently in school to become a certified veterinary technician.

Alex has been a detected veterinary technician for almost 4 years. She loves all aspects of veterinary medicine but takes a special interest in helping clients and their patients navigate quality of life and hospice care. Originally from New York, Alex enjoys soaking up all Florida has to offer with her fiancé Josh. When not at work, she enjoys being a foodie and tasting all of Gainesville's great restaurants.

I studied Animal Science at The University of Florida and became a local after graduating when I married my husband, an Alachua/High Springs native. I have a strong background in pathology lab, dairy science, and dairy health management. I enjoy baking, pickleball, and adventures with my husband on our small farm which is also home to cows, goats, chickens, dogs, and a donkey.