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Dr. Katy Clark, DVM

  • A native of the Washburn, IL area, Dr. Clark and her family now reside in Washington.  She has two daughters, Allison and Penelope, and one son, Joe.  The Clarks share their home with five spoiled kitties: "Ivan", "Fezzik", "Ozzy", "Marvin"., and "King".  A long time Associate veterinarian of Meadows Veterinary Clinic, Dr. Clark purchased the practice in 2013.
  • 2005 Graduate of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
  • Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association Member
  • American Veterinary Medical Association Member 

Marcy Nohl, CVT

Marcy is a Certified Veterinary Technician / Office Manager and has been with Meadows Veterinary Clinic since its opening.  She and her husband, Wes, live in rural Deer Creek with two Domestic Shorthaired cats: "Jasper" and "Herbie".  They also share their home with Pygmy goat "Squeek" and Nigerian Dwarf goat "Cyrus".  
-1981 Graduate of Parkland College Veterinary Technician Program
-Marcy was hired in 1993

Toni Hartman, CVT

Toni is a Certified Veterinary Technician who has relocated from Arkansas to be closer to her local family.  She and her son, Jaykob, live in Peoria and share their home with many pet friends: "Mindy", "Scrappy", and "Scruff" are Chihuahuas, "Chase" the Manx cat, "Loki" the Domestic Shorthair cat, and "Gecko" the Jack Russell Terrier.
-2010 Graduate of Arkansas State University Veterinary Technician Program
-Toni joined our team in 2017
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Veterinary Assistant Kayla

Kayla lives in Peoria with her husband Alex and is a 2020 graduate of Western Illinois University.  They share their home with "Aurora”, a domestic short hair cat, and “Philip”, an Australian shepherd. Congrats to the newlyweds who were married August 2020!
​-Kayla joined our team in 2020

Receptionist Tonia

Receptionist Jen
Tonia is an East Peoria native.  She is the proud mother of one daughter, Alex, and one son, Gordon.  She loves to spoil our clinic cats as well as care for her own Domestic Short haired cats: "Fetty", "Stewie", and "Stevie".   
-Tonia has been with us since 2007
-She was originally hired as an assistant until we found out that she is very allergic to some pets!
Jen is originally from Milford in Eastern Illinois and currently lives in Morton with her husband, Kevin.  She graduated Midstate College and has previous experience working in medical offices.  Jen cares for her four domestic cats: "Onanoelle", "Sebastian", "Falicia" , and "Chet".  She is generally Clinic Cat Scarlett's favorite hair stylist!
-Jen joined our team in 2010
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Bookkeeper Joe

Joe is Dr. Clark's husband and assists with the business side of the clinic.  While most of his work is "behind the scenes" managing our bills, computer system, and building maintenance, he is a valuable member of our team.  
-Graduate of Bradley University
-Joe was hired in 2013

Clinic Cat Cheddar

Clinic Kittens Scarlett & Oliver
Cheddar is our orange tiger kitty.  He specializes in napping and greeting all of our patients.  Cheddar has lived at the clinic pretty much his whole life.  You are sure to see him in his favorite places- in his bed or draped across a keyboard at the front desk.  Sometimes he even likes to stick his paws under the exam room doors to see how things are going.  He is a pretty mellow kitty, but he prefers being pet on the head only.
-  Cheddar's birthday is March 2005.
-  Likes to watch birds at the feeder outside the exit door- don't worry he has no interest in venturing outside!
Scarlett is a medium haired dark tabby and Oliver is the short haired orange tabby.  They are littermates that were adopted from a local shelter in 2016.  Be sure to say "Hello" the next time you come in! 
-  Scarlett & Oliver's birthday is October 2016
-  both kitties enjoy stalking their toys behind the front desk, napping in the beds on the counter, and generally being adorable.  Scarlett is a true diva who likes to always look her best!  Oliver is everybody's best friend and our spokesman for the value of preventative medicine- he has liver disease that was diagnosed on a routine screening and has been managed for years without symptoms since it was caught early!