Dr. Rebecca Logue, DVM
"I enjoy seeing how much love and fullfillment pets can bring to their owners, and I am privileged to be able to help keep their pets as healthy as I possibly can."
Drs. Becky and Jeff live in Wayne County with their two sons, Sam and Alex, on their 130 acre farm. With both sons being very active in 4-H, showing their horses and pigs in multiple open shows, and various other extra curricular activities, Dr. Becky is like many other mom's and plays chauffer when not at work. Sam focuses on the all-around showing with his paint horse "Loot", while Alex prefers English, Dressage, and Jumping with his pony "Magic". The Logue Farm is also home to "Barkely" and "Jesco" (hound mixes), "Bingo" (a retriver mix), "Willa" (Sam's pit bull mix), and "Ziggy" (the orange house cat). Alex greatly enjoys his 3 pet Silkie chickens "Opal", "Pearl", and "Ruby" in addition to the 15-20 other random free range pet chickens!
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Dr. Becky grew up in northern Indiana in LaGrange County. She was a 10 year 4-H member and started riding and showing horses at the age of 5. She competitively rode hunter/jumpers and did combined training on her thoroughbred horse through high school and college. By the time she was in 6th grade, she knew being a veterinarian was her future. She started working at various veterinary clinics during middle and high school, and was accepted into Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 1993. Her focus was small animal and equine medicine, and she graduated alongside Jeff in 1997. After graduation, she worked in Fort Wayne at a mostly equine clinic and was there for 2 years. In 1999, she and Jeff were married and she moved to Richmond and started working at Dayton Animal Hospital for the next several years until Logue's TLC Pet Hospital opened in 2005. Although Dr. Becky took a few years "off" to stay at home and raise their boys while they were little, she is happy to be back in the clinic and practicing veterinary medicine. She enjoys small animal medicine with a special interest in ophthalmology and wound healing.
When she does have some spare time, Dr. Becky enjoys spending time with her family, cheering for her boys at pig and horse shows, and playing card games. Usually, with a comforting cup of Starbucks coffee in one hand! She secretly hopes to one day show horses again herself.
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