Meet the Team at Pewaukee Veterinary Service
Our team of vets are an exceptional bunch. Each has extensive training in veterinary medicine, and they are experts in various areas of special interest. No matter what you bring your pet in for, there’s a veterinarian who can give you an expert opinion. Learn about them below, and be sure to make an appointment soon to meet them in person! Call us at (262) 347-0787 if you have any questions.
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Dr. Meghan Glazer Medical Director
Dr. Meghan received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from UW-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. She then completed an emergency and critical care internship at Wisconsin Veterinary Referral Center and continued to practice emergency and critical care medicine at WVRC from 2012-2021. During this tenure, Dr. Meghan became quite familiar with a variety of emergent surgical procedures, advanced diagnostic tools, therapies for acute or traumatic conditions and management for chronic disease processes. Dr. Meghan also has management experience in the veterinary specialty field, earning the title Senior Veterinary Associate at WVRC, and placed in charge of the emergency department. She worked with a team of veterinary specialists, as well as trained 9 years of intern classes during her time at WVRC.
Dr. Meghan joined Pewaukee Veterinary Service in September 2021 and had goals to establish long term relationships with pets and their owners. Dr. Meghan thoroughly enjoys soft tissue surgical procedures, advanced diagnostics and management of endocrine conditions. She also has a unique interest in pet behavior and is Fear Free certified, using these methods for handling pets while at the veterinary hospital.
Dr. Meghan has strong roots in Wisconsin – she is from the Milwaukee area, went to Madison for undergraduate and graduate degrees, and returned to Milwaukee to be close to family after graduating veterinary school. Dr. Meghan is the proud mom of daughter, Norah and son, Jack. She also has two fur babies, a Pitbull named Bosley, and a cat named Frankie. When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Meghan enjoys spending time with her plethora of nieces and nephews, taking in the great outdoors with family, watching her two little ones grow, and taking barre or yoga classes.
Dr. Jeff Baker
Dr. Jeff's passion for wanting a career helping animals began at an early age. He graduated from the University of Michigan where he received a bachelor’s degree and master's degree in wildlife biology. Working with human facial orthopedics research at the university's dental and medical schools, he found he really enjoyed the surgical aspects of the field. This led Dr. Jeff to pursue his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, graduating with honors in 1989 from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
Upon graduation, Dr. Jeff started practicing at a very busy hospital in the Metro Detroit area, honing his skills in orthopedic surgery along with his volunteer interests of serving on the council of the SE Michigan Veterinary Medical Association. Moving to the Milwaukee area with his wife in 1999, he joined the practice of a fellow colleague from veterinary school and developed a strong interest in orthopedic surgery. Working with techniques for cranial cruciate injuries such as the Arthrex TightRope CCL and Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA), Dr. Jeff also expanded his surgical expertise with laparoscopy, cystoscopy, vaginoscopy, and rhinoscopy.
Dr. Jeff joined our team at Pewaukee Veterinary Service in 2016, bringing over 27 years of medical and surgical expertise — he loves to share his knowledge and educate clients. He hopes to continue to build on his knowledge to help our clients keep their pets happy and healthy for years to come.
When not practicing medicine, Dr. Jeff enjoys a number of outdoor activities — and quite the busy outdoorsman he is! Although they rarely get the chance as of late, both he and his wife, Melody, enjoy sailing and are avid scuba divers. They enjoyed doing some diving in the Great Lakes area, particularly in Michigan and Tobermory, Ontario, Canada, but really prefer the warmer waters of the sub-tropics. Their diving adventures have taken them to Florida, California, Hawaii, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, Cozumel, Belize, Honduras, Bonaire, Cyprus, and Zanzibar. Next up on the bucket list is the Great Barrier Reef of Australia and Truk Lagoon in Micronesia!
Dr. Jeff also enjoys taking advantage of water sports around here, as well as throughout the US — stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, and fly-fishing for trout and steelhead. His favorite areas to fish include the spring creeks in the Driftless Area of southwest Wisconsin, northern Wisconsin, and the rivers of western Michigan, Montana, and Colorado. His fish bucket list includes the famed steelhead rivers of the Northwest and Scotland. When the weather turns, it doesn’t deter him in the least — he goes downhill skiing.
And when he’s bitten by the travel bug, both Dr. Jeff and his wife have visited Canada, Mexico, Belize, Honduras, the Caribbean, England, France, Switzerland, Italy, Cyprus, Tanzania and Zanzibar, Myanmar, multiple trips to Thailand and Laos, and Hong Kong. Moving forward, he wants to head to Scotland to trace his wife’s Fraser Clan roots!
A lot of their travel is geared for having fun; however, some is associated with their love of working to support the mission of a nonprofit, non-government organization called Partnership for Sustainable Aid. This agency fosters partnerships with key national leaders of self-sustainable agencies and institutions that serve the needy and vulnerable in SE Asia. He serves as the agency’s Vice Chairman and is on the Board of Directors.
Enjoying his wife’s wonderful cooking and baking masterpieces, the occasional glass of a good red wine, helping with his church’s mission work, and walking his energetic Golden Retriever, Fraser, in the hills of the Kettle Moraine prove to be his ‘best medicine.'
Dr. Hillary Geipel, DVM, CCRT
Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist
Dr. Hillary is a Pewaukee native and the first Pewaukee High School alumna to join the PVS team as a veterinarian. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Wisconsin in 2018. Throughout her education, Dr. Hillary gained additional experience while employed at UW Veterinary Care's critical care unit and also at a local emergency veterinary clinic. Dr. Hillary has many interests in veterinary medicine, including emergency and urgent care, and the challenge of problem-solving neurology issues.
Dr. Hillary currently does not own any pets, but she spends a lot of time with her "dog niece" Lola and plans on adopting a Brittany Spaniel in the near future. During her time off, Dr. Hillary can be found running around the Pewaukee area. She enjoys long-distance running and has raced in several marathons, including the Boston Marathon. Dr. Hillary is a triplet and she values spending time with her family.
Dr. Matthew Smith
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Dr. Amanda Schellinger
Dr. Amanda, a proud graduate of the inaugural class at Midwestern University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018, has dedicated her career to nurturing the bond between humans and their beloved animal companions. Her passion lies in preventative medicine, where she believes a healthy pet leads to a happier family.
Throughout her time at Midwestern University, Amanda participated in various extracurricular activities, including volunteering with the University’s Mobile Veterinary Clinic that provided free veterinary care to various shelters, rescue organizations, and native tribes throughout Arizona.
In October 2023, Dr. Amanda joined the compassionate team at Pewaukee Veterinary Services where she is eager to grow and thrive in her veterinary career. Dr. Amanda is a Wisconsin native who developed a deep love for animals and the outdoors from an early age. She often shares stories of her three mischievous cats – Rue, Stark, and Vicky.
In her free time, she enjoys traveling, camping, and long road trips. She also enjoys exploring the many national parks throughout the country as well as the various distilleries along the bourbon trail in the heart of Kentucky.
Dr. Amanda's love for animals and her adventurous spirit have made her a well-rounded veterinarian, who is always eager to share her knowledge and experiences with others.
Dr. Diana Semon
Dr. Diana received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from UW-Madison in 2022. After graduating, she worked as a Staff Veterinarian for ABS Global before joining the PVS team in January of 2024.
Dr. Diana enjoys many aspects of veterinary medicine including surgery, dermatology and preventative care. Dr. Diana looks forward to having long lasting relationships with PVS clients and their pets.
Outside of the clinic, Dr. Diana enjoys reading, baking, and spending time up north at the family cabin. Dr. Diana also enjoys time spent at the barn horseback riding and competing in the Hunters and Jumpers. Dr. Diana and her husband share two Labrador retrievers- Harper and Luna and one cat- Poe.
Dr. Christine Mallo
Dr. Mallo is a dedicated veterinarian with a strong connection to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she completed both her undergraduate studies in 2012 and her veterinary degree in 2016. While she’ll always support a Wisconsin Badger, her heart will forever bleed orange and blue as a proud Fighting Illini!
After graduating in 2016, Dr. Mallo began her veterinary career in primary care and urgent care at Mayfair Animal Hospital in Wauwatosa. Her passion for emergency care led her to pursue an internship at WVRC in 2018. She then continued as an ER attending from 2019 to 2024, working various shifts and mentoring numerous interns. Dr. Mallo developed a particular expertise in managing gastrointestinal cases, wound care, and toxin exposures. During her time at WVRC, she played a key role in implementing updated triage protocols on the ER floor and earned CPR certification in Basic and Advanced Life Support via RECOVER in January 2024, enabling her to educate others in the veterinary field on current CPR protocols for dogs and cats.
In May 2024, Dr. Mallo joined PVS with the goal of transitioning from the fast-paced emergency environment to building lasting relationships with pets and their families. She is eager to follow through on both historical and new issues, providing a sense of calm during what can be very stressful times for both pets and their owners.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Mallo is a devoted mom to two young girls, Colette and Tess, with her husband Greg, who is also an Illinois native. Their household is always buzzing with activity, whether they’re picking out dresses, watching Disney movies, or playing with sidewalk chalk. When they manage to find some downtime, Dr. Mallo and her husband enjoy exploring walking trails, visiting local farmers markets, coffee shops, breweries, and catching comedy shows.
Dr. Melissa Sheth
Dr. Melissa Sheth (she/hers) grew up in the beautiful Northwoods of Wisconsin. She received her undergraduate degrees in Biology and Anthropology from Amherst College before pursuing combined DVM-MPH degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Melissa has experience with both primary care and emergency medicine, and she is passionate about pursuing a career that embraces One Health (the human-animal-environmental connection). Her clinical interests include internal medicine and infectious disease, advanced imaging, and soft tissue surgery.
When she is not helping her patients live their healthiest lives, Dr. Melissa can be found outdoors—hiking, playing soccer, sailing, or traveling around the world. She also enjoys spending time with her two cats, fiancé, and a good book!
Dr. Randy Schuett (Retired)
Dr. Randy Schuett is the co-owner and founder of Pewaukee Veterinary Service. He received his undergraduate and DVM degree from Kansas State University and opened the hospital in 1975 with the vision to give the surrounding communities, his clients, and their pets the best veterinary health care available. A former president of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association (WVMA) and member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Dr. Randy has been active for many years in both associations in a variety of roles.
Dr. Randy's special interests include diagnostics, endoscopy, and laparoscopic surgery. He is a pioneer in the use of laparoscopic techniques in veterinary medicine, traveling nationwide — and even overseas — sharing his knowledge and expertise with other veterinary practitioners. His active involvement and technique refinement over the years with an ongoing research project, studying the use of laparoscopy in bear reproduction, hopefully, will allow researchers the ability to extend and enhance the breeding capabilities of bears and also of endangered species such as the giant panda.
Fishing, hunting, and enjoying the great outdoors keep Dr. Randy busy when he's not practicing as well as enjoying time with his family and seven grandchildren!
Dr. Jeff Schuett (Retired)
Dr. Jeff Schuett joined his twin brother, Dr. Randy Schuett, as co-owner of the Pewaukee Veterinary Service in 1980. He received his DVM and B.S. degree from Kansas State University and is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners Certified in Canine and Feline Practice. The American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) seeks to promote the highest standards in contemporary veterinary hospital practice. Open only to established practitioners, the ABVP certifies its candidates in species-specific categories. Once certified, the practitioner must periodically recertify. Dr. Jeff has been a Diplomate of the ABVP in the canine/feline specialty since 1979 and was the first veterinarian to be certified in this specialty in the state of Wisconsin.
With over 38 years of experience in general practice, his special interests in practice are internal medicine, dentistry and orthopedics—especially cruciate repair. A strong advocate for both preventive and lifetime wellness care for pets, Dr. Jeff believes in addressing each pet’s unique breed and lifestyle as part of their individual healthcare plan.
When Dr. Jeff is not actively practicing, he enjoys upland game hunting and farming. He also enjoys his passion of training and competing with his Labradors in retriever field trial competition, and spending as much time as he can with his first grandson!