Compassionate Dedication to Equine, South American Camelid & Small Ruminant Animal Health
Serving Central Maryland & South Central, Pennsylvania 410-848-1682
Our Staff
Our Veterinary Staff
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Meet the Team
When you need the best care for your horses, llamas, goats or sheep, look no further than our veterinarian, Dr. Eric P. Wiles. At Windsor Veterinary Service Inc, our staff puts the health and safety of our patients and clients first. Contact our veterinarian in Westminster, MD to take care of your livestock.
Dr. Eric P. Wiles
An Early Love
Dr. Wiles grew up on Long Island, New York, in the small town of Northport. From an early age, he started developing his interests in animal husbandry and veterinarian medicine. As a child, he raised chickens, ducks, geese, and goats. He also showed dairy goats and cared for horses, cattle, and pigs. During his teenage years, he did historic restorations as a carpenter and volunteered at his local fire department.
His Expertise
With an interest in equine dentistry, internal and neonatal medicine, and reproduction, Dr. Wiles will answer any of your questions regarding the care of your horses. His undergraduate education is from SUNY Cobleskill and Cornell University. After graduating college, he received a graduate degree in veterinary medicine from Tuskegee University in Alabama.
Dr. Wiles graduated from his class with top honors and has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1994. He has also received advanced training in reproductive physiology, artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and equine dentistry. Dr. Wiles has experience working with small and farm animal medicine, as well as small animal orthopedics.
Balancing Time
While in college, Dr. Wiles played soccer in between classes. During medical school, he worked as a teaching assistant and tutor for anatomy, physiology, neurology, endocrinology, and immunology.
Outside of Work
When he isn't caring for horses, Dr. Wiles enjoys riding, raising and breeding orchids, gardening, fishing, cooking, restoring antique furniture, and buying art. He currently serves on the board of Central Carroll Animal Emergency, a small animal emergency hospital located in Westminster.
Sheryl Holdridge-Stoup
With our practice since its beginning in 1988, Sheryl is our registered veterinary technician and practice manager.
Outside of work, she enjoys gardening, making jewelry, home improvement and renovations, and riding her horse.
Ryan Schultz
Ryan Schultz has been with our practice for three years as a technician. Outside of work, he enjoys his raising American Quarter Horses and pleasure riding. He has a strong interest in beekeeping and has his own apiary that is producing honey. He has started to make mead from his own honey. He also enjoys vegetable gardening and canning from the harvest.
Colleen Kemp
Colleen Kemp is mostly enjoying retirement and is always happy to help us out when we need extra hands. She enjoys trail riding and spending time with her dog and her birds.