Our Doctors
Sam Ciatto, DVM
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Senior Veterinarian and practice owner, Dr. Sam is a 2003 graduate from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He started his career with an interest in pharmacology, fascinated by the effects of medications from antibiotics to ace inhibitors and how they affect the physiology of an animal.
He founded the Animal Wellness Center of White Cloud in 2007 to care for cats and dogs. In practice, he focuses on general medicine and surgery with a special interest in dentistry. In his free time he enjoys most outdoor sports such as hunting, fishing, scuba diving, jet skiing, off road driving and visiting Silver Lake Sand Dunes. 
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Todd Miller, DVM
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Paul Drewry, DVM
sr. Paul Drewry graduated in 1981 from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. He owned a successful practice in Ludington, Michigan for many years and has since decided to practice Veterinary Medicine one day a week at our clinic. Dr. Paul brings many years of experience to our team and is the only doctor on staff who sees orthopedic cases.
Dr. Paul has been married to his wife for almost 42 years and they share one daughter who is a physical therapist in Seattle, Washington. He and his wife have one dog and one cat, each of which are very loved and spoiled.
In his spare time Dr. Paul enjoys fly fishing, camping, and riding his motorcycle, sometimes all at the same time.
Dr. Paul has been married to his wife for almost 42 years and they share one daughter who is a physical therapist in Seattle, Washington. He and his wife have one dog and one cat, each of which are very loved and spoiled.
In his spare time Dr. Paul enjoys fly fishing, camping, and riding his motorcycle, sometimes all at the same time.
Laina VanKoevering , CVCP
Dr. Laina VanKoevering, DC, VCP (veterinary chiropractitioner) joined Animal Wellness Center in 2012. She has been working as a Doctor of Chiropractic in Fremont at VanKoevering Chiropractic since 2011 and in 2013 did a seminar series to work with animals as a veterinary chiropractitioner.
The technique administrated is called Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation, or VOM. It is a healing technology that requires an instrument, similar to the "activator" used in human chiropractic care, to locate areas of the animal's vertebral column and nervous system that have fallen out of alignment.
This quick and gentle technique re-establishes neuronal communication and thus induces healing and restores function. VOM technology can be used for preventative care, symptom/pain relief, and maintenance care to help your pet reach their optimal health.
The technique administrated is called Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation, or VOM. It is a healing technology that requires an instrument, similar to the "activator" used in human chiropractic care, to locate areas of the animal's vertebral column and nervous system that have fallen out of alignment.
This quick and gentle technique re-establishes neuronal communication and thus induces healing and restores function. VOM technology can be used for preventative care, symptom/pain relief, and maintenance care to help your pet reach their optimal health.
