Dr. Steve DeBruin has been helping animals his entire life. Beginning at just nine years of age when he set the broken leg of a bird, being a veterinarian was his passion. Dr. DeBruin received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Ohio State University, graduating from the School of Veterinary Medicine in 1983. He founded Feeder Creek Veterinary Services, Inc. that same year. Dr. DeBruin enjoys working with all animal species, large and small. He particularly enjoys helping pets with skin issues, and working with dairy and beef cattle. In 1996 Dr. DeBruin received the Distinguished Service Award from the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. DeBruin is married and has four daughters. His hobbies include white-water rafting, travel, hiking, scuba diving and photography.

Dr. Ed Biggie decided to become a veterinarian early in life. He grew up in a small coastal town in Maine and always felt the desire to work with animals. Dr. Biggie pursued that desire by attending the University of Maine and earning a BS degree in Animal Science, and then graduating from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. Dr. Biggie worked in a mixed animal practice before coming to Feeder Creek in 1995. His focus is with orthopedic and general surgery in addition to preventative care. Dr. Biggie currently serves on the board of trustees for the Ohio Animal Health Foundation.

When not at the clinic, Dr. Biggie enjoys the great outdoors, woodworking, and spending time with his family and critters.

Dr. Foster Anderson is an Ohio native, growing up in central Licking County. Dr. Anderson received both a BS and BA from Ohio State University, and then graduated from Ohio State’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Dr. Anderson has a special interest in multi-species medicine as well as working with exotic pets such as reptiles and birds.

Dr. Anderson and his wife reside in Newark.

Dr. Christine Bunner has spent her entire life around animals. She grew up on an Arabian horse farm in West Virginia and has a special interest in equine medicine. She earned her BS in Animal Science from Michigan State University in 2001, and immediately began her graduate work at Michigan State College of Veterinary Medicine to pursue her MS in Large Animal Clinical Sciences. In 2004, Dr. Bunner began attending Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, and she completed her studies at Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007.

Dr. Bunner is an avid sports fan as both participant and spectator. She enjoys horseback riding and training, and loves to travel.