Meet Our Team

Dr. Ambros graduated Summa Cum Laude from Colorado State University in 2006, and worked as a general practitioner at a day practice in north Sarasota for 3 years.  She then worked as an associate at a local emergency hospital for 2 years.  Most recently, she returned to day practice as a relief veterinarian, helping out at many different clinics from Bradenton to Port Charlotte.  While she enjoyed getting to be part of a day practice again for a while, she is excited to be back in the emergency field, where her passion truly lies.

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Dr. Sarver moved from the Chicagoland area to SW Florida in 2016. While she loves critical care and emergency medicine, she also has a strong interest in internal medicine and client education. Dr. Sarver completed her Undergrad studies at University of Wisconsin – Whitewater and then went onto earn her doctorate at Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine. When not at the clinic, she loves to stay active! You can find her out in nature, traveling, running, volunteering, or playing with her White Shepherd mix Zoe.

Maya is a tech with 6 years experience with a passion for fear free and geriatric care. She has goals of becoming a veterinarian and in her free time, she loves going to the gym and exploring new places with her dog.

Zöe is a veterinary technician that has been in the field for 3 years. She enjoys doing anything and everything with her partner-in-crime Zucchini. In her free time she enjoys being in the sun and crafting! 

Kayla is a tech with 7 years experience and has a passion for feline medicine. She is born and raised in the Sarasota-Bradenton area and lives with her boyfriend and two cats. In her free time she loves to find new restaurants and catch up on her favorite tv shows. 

Megan is a tech with 10+ years of experience. She shares her home with a loving husband, two small children, 4 dogs and 3 cats. In her down time she enjoys relaxing on the couch and binging shows. 

Ziggy and Mikey came to us through Gulf Shore Animal League. Both Ziggy and Mikey had spent time in the clinic being treated for different illnesses and when it was time to leave no one wanted to see them go! So they became our clinic cats and they show their appreciation by helping save the lives of other cats by being blood donors. When not donating blood you can usually find them cuddled together on their cat tree or causing mischief somewhere in the clinic!