Clint Greene, DVM, DABVP is a 1992 graduate of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, and also holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology from Florida State University.

Dr. Greene also has the distinction of being the only private practitioner in the greater Gainesville area that holds the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners' Diplomate status as a board certified specialist in the area of Canine & Feline Practice.

The Diplomate status that Dr. Greene has obtained requires that he stay current on the latest information regarding the medical and surgical options available for dogs and cats.  This allows him to develop practical individualized treatment plans for his patients that deliver some of the most recent advances in the veterinary field, while continuing to provide the best of the more time-tested traditional options.

He has been in private practice in Gainesville, Florida since 1999 and has gained considerable experience in many aspects of the veterinary field.  Areas of interest include orthopedics, internal medicine,
dermatology, and behavior.

In addition, Dr. Greene has a strong interest in treating non-traditional pets, such as rabbits, ferrets, and rodents.  He enjoys working on both
client-owned small mammals, as well as rabbits rescued by Gainesville Rabbit Rescue (GRR).  He has been involved with GRR for many years in providing both medical and surgical care in an effort to increase the placement of unwanted pet rabbits.

Dr. Greene is an active member of Creekside Community Church where he and his wife are involved with the Children's Ministry programs.  In 2007, he and several members of the congregation traveled to a remote area of Haiti to provide both veterinary care to the animals and Christian missionary support to the local church and school.

He and his wife, Leslie, have been married for 18 years and have two children (and three dogs).  His interests outside of work include gardening, basketball, and camping with his family.