Dr. Allen Dunbar

The friendship of a neighborhood veterinarian heavily influenced a young Allen Dunbar to devote his life to reducing the pain and increasing the life span of family pets.

Since graduating from Veterinary School at Michigan State University with highest honors in 1977, Dr. Dunbar has consistently sought and treated pets facing challenging problems and requiring accurate diagnosis. As important, Dr. Dunbar's, extensive advanced training in orthopedic care makes him uniquely qualified to treat conditions that require advanced surgical procedures.

"Being able to quickly determine what is causing a pet's problem limits the amount of pain the animal must endure." Dr. Dunbar states. "In addition, solving problems quickly limits the family's overall costs."

Dr. Dunbar also brings to the practice expertise in Canine Sports Medicine with an emphasis on Sporting and Hunting Dog Performance. Through a disciplined regimen of Nutrition, Exercise, Conditioning and Training, Dr. Dunbar assists animals to compete at their highest capabilities.

Dr. Dunbar raises and competes with English Setters in field trials. In addition to winning locally, several of his dogs have won championships and national event titles across the country.

Dr. Brian Broekman

Having grown up in Green Bay, Dr. Broekman is thrilled to re-join the staff at Packerland, this time as a veterinarian! In 2008, Brian worked at PVC as a veterinary assistant and had the privilege of the learning the tricks of the trade prior to entering Vet School. In 2009, Brian started his education of veterinary medicine at Ross University in the Caribbean. After a year of intense studying and beach volleyball, Brian transferred to Illinois and graduated from the University of Illinois in 2013. He is excited to return to PVC and Green Bay to service the community and surrounding areas, with particular interest in the areas of small animal preventative care, ultrasound and echocardiogram.

In 2013 Brian married Catlyn, a dedicated supporter of his life-long dream of becoming a veterinarian and later that year they rescued a little orange kitten, Maximus Decimus Meridius. In his free time he likes to spend time with family, go fishing and hunting, and cheer on the Packers. Dr. Broekman has three sons and with work and family stays pretty busy.

 

Dr. Gina Geaudry

Dr. Geaudry is a general practitioner at Packerland Veterinary Center, but especially enjoys spending her time performing dental procedures and acupuncture. Dr. Geaudry grew up in Kimberly, Wisconsin. She attended undergraduate school at the University of WI – River Falls and then earned her veterinary degree at the University of Minnesota in 2002. Dr. Geaudry practiced in Montana for 11 years, where she had the opportunity to work with wildlife and numerous domesticated exotic species and expanded her veterinary knowledge with extensive hours in emergency care. Dr. Geaudry and her family decided to move back home in 2013 and she has been practicing here at Packerland since. In 2015, Dr. Geaudry completed the intensive Acupuncture program through CuraCore in Colorado to earn her certification in Veterinary Medical Acupuncture. She has also completed several continued education programs in veterinary dentistry over her 20 years of practice. Dr. Geaudry lives on a small farm in Greenleaf with her husband, son, two daughters, two energetic pups, two lazy cats, a fluffle of angora rabbits, a flock of sheep, a flock of chickens, and a single parakeet.

Dr. Collin Briley

Dr. Briley earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from University of Wisconsin, Madison and has since worked for Blue Pearl Veterinary Partners, Central Texas Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Hospital, and Dallas Veterinary Surgical Center.

With a strong background in orthopedics Dr. Briley is well-equipped to handle a wide range of medical and surgical cases. His approach to veterinary medicine is centered on compassion, innovation, and a commitment to lifelong learning, ensuring that pets receive the best possible care.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Briley and his wife like to raise service dogs for Canine Companions for Independence. They have successfully raised 3 service dogs for people in need and are currently raising their 5th dog for the program. When they are not working or watching the Packers, they enjoy hiking, kayaking, and going on outdoor adventures with their dogs too.