Dr. Singh grew up in New York and earned an Associate’s degree in Agricultural Science from SUNY Cobleskill, followed by a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and Biology from Cornell University. His interest in veterinary medicine developed while managing equine facilities and working as a dairy herdsman. He went on to attend The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, where he focused his studies on equine and bovine medicine.

Following veterinary school, Dr. Singh completed an internship at Brock Veterinary Clinic in Lamesa, Texas, a mixed-animal practice focused predominantly on performance horse medicine. After completing his internship, he returned to his home state of New York and worked in a busy mixed-animal practice. It was there that he discovered his strong interest in small animal medicine and surgery while continuing to develop his expertise in equine lameness. Dr. Singh particularly enjoys soft tissue and orthopedic surgery.

In September 2019, Dr. Singh moved to California with his wife, Mary, to be closer to family living in San Joaquin County. After relocating, he worked at a busy 24-hour small animal emergency hospital, where he gained extensive experience in emergency care, life-saving procedures, and advanced surgical management. During this time, he met Dr. Tanner at Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale and began working there one to two days per week.

In 2020, Dr. Singh and Mary decided to make Oakdale their permanent home, and he soon transitioned to full-time practice at Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale. In 2021, Dr. Singh and Mary purchased the hospital from Dr. Tanner and have continued its legacy of providing compassionate, high-quality veterinary care to Oakdale and the surrounding communities. He values the opportunity to serve the community he now proudly calls home. Dr. Singh and Mary welcomed their newborn son, Henry, in the summer of 2024, who is their pride and joy.

In his free time, Dr. Singh enjoys riding his horse, hiking, visiting national parks, wildlife photography, camping, and taking on home remodeling projects.

Dr. Tanner graduated from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. He then returned to his hometown of Modesto, California and entered private practice in 1992. He opened Oakdale’s Olde Towne Veterinary Hospital at the site of Dr. Ed Taylor’s old practice. In 2015 Dr. Tanner moved the practice to 389 West F Street in Oakdale and also changed the name to Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale.

Dr. Tanner’s special interests include surgery and medicine of dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, pot bellied pigs, ferrets and other exotic animals. He is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Northern San Joaquin Veterinary Medical Association, The Association of Avian Veterinarians and the American Association of Feline Practitioners.

Dr. Tanner has lived locally raising his children for the last twenty years. While he enjoys the study and application of Biology, his greatest pleasures in practice are the fulfilling relationships that he has developed with patients and clients

Dr. Wendi Dudley was born and raised here in California’s Central Valley. Her passion for helping animals started at a very young age and encouraged her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine.

Dr. Dudley graduated from UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1987 with a strong interest in internal medicine. While studying, she was employed and enjoyed packing mules on the east side of the Sierras for Rock Creek Pack Station.

Post-graduation from 2005-2011, Dr. Dudley was part of Old Towne Veterinary Hospital. During 2010, while working with Dr. Tanner, Dr. Dudley was chosen for a fellowship in small animal abdominal ultrasound at UC Davis. Since this experience, Dr. Dudley has taken a keen interest in performing abdominal ultrasound.

After being involved with emergency medicine, Dr. Dudley joined the Family Veterinary Care team again in 2020, mainly focusing on abdominal ultrasounds. Since June 2021, she started seeing patients through appointments and surgeries.

At home, Dr. Dudley enjoys reading, spending time with her 2 horses, dog, cat, and husband, Victor. She is a huge San Francisco Giants and 49ers fan, and loves watching and attending games.

Dr. Smith has deep roots in our surrounding communities. She was born and raised in Modesto, CA. At the young age of 4 years old she found her calling and made it her life’s mission to become a veterinarian. Since then she’s spent most of her time seeking the best way to help those animals who cannot help themselves. She graduated with her Bachelor of Animal Science degree from UC Davis in 2015 and Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Midwestern University in 2019.

From Downey High to UC Davis and through Midwestern University she was always pushing herself to make a difference in this world. Many may know her through her community work with Girl Scouts of America or the Stanislaus Guide Dogs for the Blind Puppy raising club. From 2020-2024 she worked exclusively in emergency veterinary medicine and found herself thriving in the chaos. She enjoys using her spare time to help teach first aid and basic emergency veterinary medicine seminars. However, when she has the availability she likes going to local schools to try to inspire other boys and girls in our area to enter the STEM workforce and kindle a passion for science.

She has a golden retriever (Fairfax), pitbull (Dozer), german shepherd (Calypso), frenchie (Gypsy), chihuahua (Tito), two cats (Kiara and Phoebe), two conures (Merry and Pippin), a ball python (Khaleesi), two turtles (Crush and Bowser), and two fish tanks at home to keep her busy. In her downtime Dr. Smith loves hiking, camping, going to classic rock shows and traveling with her husband and two kids as much as possible.

Dr. Megan Greer has been a compassionate force in veterinary medicine since graduating from St. George’s University in 2014. She was raised in Stockton and Manteca. She was active in Girl Scouts, athletics, several school organizations, and her church community. She left for college in the midwest, but returned to the region to begin practicing veterinary medicine.
As a Central Valley native, she pairs a brilliant clinical mind with a gentle, Fear Free and Human Animal Bond certified approach, ensuring every patient feels safe and cherished. Dr. Greer accepts dogs, cats, and a variety of other species as her patients.
While she has special interest in surgery, dermatology, and geriatric care. Dr. Greer’s expertise is backed by extraordinary global experience – from conserving leatherback sea turtles and rhinoceroses to serving the Navajo Reservation. Whether she’s navigating a complex procedure or supporting a senior pet’s golden years, she brings world-class intelligence and a warm, community-focused heart to every tail wag and purr.
When she isn’t in the clinic, she’s likely hiking, traveling with friends and family or curled up with a good book and her own beloved pets. She looks to grow in 2026 by adding on acupuncture certification next!

Growing up on a farm in rural Upstate New York, Mary has always had a keen interest in companion animal and livestock care. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Broadcasting and Mass Communications from SUNY Oswego, and has always gravitated towards anything involving animals.

This has led Mary to work in different horse stables, farms and veterinary hospitals. She has been involved with everything from assisting veterinarians with procedures or general care, reception, administrative processes and management.

In September 2019, Mary and her husband, Dr. Singh, decided to move from New York to California to be closer to Dr. Singh’s family. Shortly after settling in Oakdale, Mary gained additional experience working at a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital before joining Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale in August 2021.

Since joining Family Veterinary Care, Mary loves being a part of Oakdale and the surrounding community, strengthening the bond between families and their companions through the care and love Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale offers.

When Mary and Dr. Singh are not working, she enjoys traveling, hiking and exploring National Parks, reading, being outside, gardening and riding her horses

Monica is the Operations Manager at Family Veterinary Care of Oakdale and brings more than 15 years of management and leadership experience to the team. She is passionate about supporting efficient clinic operations, building strong teams, and helping create a welcoming environment for both clients and their pets. As a lifelong pet owner, she especially enjoys being part of a team that helps animals live happy, healthy lives.

Lauren is a third generation here in Oakdale, where she currently lives on her family’s almond ranch with their dogs. She grew up involved in 4-H and FFA showing livestock, which helped develop her love for animals and taking care of them. She attended MJC where she obtained certification in Small and Large animal Veterinary Technology. Lauren joined Family Veterinary Care in June of 2020. She enjoys building relationships with our patients and clients. When she is not loving on your fur babies, she is loving on her own and enjoys hanging out with her family and friends.

Kimberly joined the Family Veterinary Care team in July of 2024. She has worked in the veterinary field since 2013, and has her veterinary assistant certification. Her favorite part of working in the veterinary field is not only helping the pets, but helping and educating owners on their pets health care needs. In her free time, she enjoys time with her family and reading. She owns 1 pitbull, and 1 3-legged tabby cat.