Dr. Jeffery Logue, DVM
"I enjoy the challenge that surgical cases provide. It is a great feeling knowing I made a difference in a pets' life."
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Dr. Jeff Logue grew up in Liberty Indiana on his family's commercial pig farm. Growing up, he was a 10 year member of 4-H, and was active on the Jr. Fair Board and in FFA. By the time he was a senior in high school, he had decided he wanted to be a veterinarian. He was accepted into the School of Veterinary Medicine at Purdue University in 1993, and was awarded the Large Animal Medicine and Surgery Proficiency Award his senior year. After graduation, he went to work at Grove Veterinary Hospital in Liberty. He enjoyed doing both large and small animal medicine, however, as time went on, he discovered a passion for small animal medicine and surgery. After working a few years at a small animal practice, he knew that owning his own practice was what he desired. So in 2005, Logue's TLC Pet Hospital opened its doors and welcomed their first clients. Dr. Jeff especially enjoys surgical cases and procedures of all kinds. "I enjoy the challenge that surgical cases provide. It is a great feeling knowing I made a difference in a pets' life."
Dr. Jeff and his wife Becky, also a veterinarian, live on a 130 acre farm in Wayne County with their two sons, Sam and Alex. The extended animal family includes 3 horses, 4 dogs, numerous chickens and of course pigs. In his "spare" time, Dr. Jeff enjoys breeding, raising, and showing his pigs at both regional and national shows. If he is not at the vet clinic or busy with the pigs, you can probably find him in a combine or on a tractor, helping his brother on the family farm in Union County. Dr. Jeff also enjoys spending time with his family, eating fair food, and watching or attending a Cinncinnati Reds game.
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In 2014, an addition to TLC Pet Hospital, Logue's Champion Veterinary Services, was created. This filled a niche for Dr. Jeff in his ever growing interest in the show pig industry. His sons, Sam and Alex, have been active showing pigs both at the local and national level, and Dr. Jeff saw a way to utilize his skills of surgery and his knowledge of swine medicine and incorporate them into his veterinary practice. He now has a number of show pig clients throughout the United States, and has given talks in Texas, Indiana, and Ohio as well as writing articles in a number of publications.
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