OUR TEAM
Erin Graves, DVM
Dr. Graves has been caring for pets in Trigg County since 2017. As a veterinarian and Auburn alum, she's passionate about providing care as if your pet were her own. At home, she keeps busy with two horses, two cats, and a dog. Her spirit animal is a beagle, why? because she likes to eat, has strong opinions, and does not appreciate anyone touching her feet. Her favorite patients are the old gray-faced dogs that hold a special kind of charm. When not at the clinic, she's with her family or catching up on Grey's Anatomy.
Shaina Hart, DVM
Dr. Hart hails from Hawesville, Kentucky, where she grew up on a cattle farm. She came to Trigg County in 2017 upon graduation from Auburn University. Currently pet-less herself, she has a passion for the cases that keep her on her toes, the medical mysteries that take careful unraveling to get a patient back home to their owner. Her artistic talent extends beyond the clinic; some of the paintings that hang on the walls are her own work. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and going on any adventure she can talk her husband into.
Amanda Staviski, DVM
Dr. Staviski is from southwest Missouri. She went to Murray State, where she competed for the university's cross-country and track team. Upon graduating from Auburn CVM in 2025, she joined the TCVC team. At home, she shares her life with her blue heeler/beagle mix, Storm, and raises chickens and rabbits. While she loves working with all animals, dogs and goats hold a special place in her heart. In her spare time, she enjoys running, hiking in LBL, spending time on the lake with her husband, and curling up with a good book, she's an avid speed reader known to finish entire novels in a single day.
About Us
What is Trigg County Veterinary Clinic
Our all female doctors and staff work together as one team to provide collaborative, transparent, and seamless medical care for every pet who walks through our doors.
We aspire to be Trigg County's most trusted veterinary home — delivering compassionate, high-quality medicine in a warm, modern clinic setting where every pet owner feels welcomed, informed, and supported.
We're committed to gold-standard care, including ultrasound and anesthesia monitoring, while staying transparent and flexible about costs so families can make the best decisions for their pets. We adapt to your needs and treat every pet like one of our own.
EXCEPTIONAL CARE & SERVICE
ABOUT THE TEAM
At Trigg County Veterinary Clinic, we are committed to delivering top-notch veterinary care for your beloved pets. Our compassionate team is always eager to assist with any questions or concerns you may have, and we genuinely enjoy connecting with our clients to make you and your furry companions feel at ease. From our front desk staff to our experienced veterinarians and dedicated support staff, we work in harmony to provide exceptional service at every stage of your pet's healthcare journey.
Mallory Minton, LVT
Mallory graduated from Murray State with her BS in Agriculture. She joined the TCVC team as a licensed technologist in 2020. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and their many animals, reading, and going on adventures with her friends. Her favorite thing about Vetmed is that it provides a new learning opportunity each day that challenges her to be a better technologist for her patients.
Danielle White, LVT
Danielle is a Murray State University 2019 Graduate. She grew up on a beef cattle farm in Logan County and in her spare time she enjoys hiking and spending time outdoors with her two dogs, Finn and Fern.
Keri Green, LVT
Bio coming soon.
Katy Clodfelter
Bio coming soon.
Lexie Hyde
Lexie is our office manager. She has been a member of the TCVC family since 2008, when she worked as a floor assistant throughout high school. Upon graduation Lexie went to Murray State University to receive her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a minor in Agriculture.
Theresa Stetter
Theresa grew up in Indiana. She moved to Cadiz in 2021 and started working at TCVC shortly thereafter. She has a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, and taking care of her various critters.
Alison Stanford
Alison is currently pursuing higher education to become a veterinary technician, with plans to continue on to veterinary school. Passionate about animal care, she spends her days learning in the clinic and her free time riding her horse. Driven and dedicated, she is committed to turning her love for animals into a lifelong career in veterinary medicine.
