James Mahler, DVM, has practiced veterinary medicine as the owner of Bay Animal Clinic for over thirty years. Dr. Mahler’s education includes a Bachelor of Science from Wayland Baptist College (now Wayland Baptist University) and a Master of Science in molecular biology from West Texas State University (now Texas A&M Western Campus). He pursued further post-graduate work in molecular genetics/biochemistry at the University of Tennessee, and worked as a researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the chemical carcinogenesis division before earning the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Tennessee in 1981. Dr. Mahler was hired as associate veterinarian at Bay Animal Clinic in July, 1981, assuming ownership of the veterinary practice in January of 1982.
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Blake Landreneau, Senior Veterinary Technician at Bay Animal Clinic, began his pet-care career at Chateau Veterinary Hospital in his hometown, Kenner, Louisiana. After a stint in the Army, Blake joined our staff in the spring of 2012. Blake has been married to his wife, Emily, for 10 years. They share their home with a Siamese-type cat named Dixie, a Russian Blue-type cat named Smokey, and Honey, a senior dog adopted from the Hancock County Animal Shelter.
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Bay Animal Clinic would like to announce that, upon Dr. Mahler's return, Ron Farley, our past lead tech, will also be joining the staff temporarily to help in the office while we are getting “back up to speed” in the clinic. Ron was with the clinic in the 1990’s until he joined Bay St. Louis police department as the animal control officer and head reserve officer. He now resides in Chattanooga, TN on a permanent basis, but visits the coast often. Stop by and say hello to him when he starts later this week. We look forward to having him back!
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