Dr. Blair Dack began his education at the University of Minnesota, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Originally, Dr. Dack held a mechanical engineer position at Fort Dodge Animal Health, where he gained enthusiasm for animal healthcare. Later, Dr. Dack worked with wildlife at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota. In 2004, Dr. Dack began volunteering at an animal hospital on the weekends in addition to managing the mechanical engineering department for a major consulting firm. Thus began Dr. Dack’s transition from engineer to a veterinarian, where he found his true passion.

Dr. Dack joined the team at South Metro Animal Emergency Care as a Veterinary Assistant and ultimately became a Relief Veterinarian after graduation from vet school. In 2010, Dr. Dack received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota.

After graduation, Dr. Dack moved to Florida to practice as a veterinary intern at Lauderdale Veterinary Specialists. Following his internship, Dr. Dack practiced emergency and critical care medicine at specialty hospitals in South Florida. Licensed in Florida and a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Dack carries his dedication for animal welfare into his personal life by traveling to locations such as South Africa for conservation courses, as well as Thailand as a veterinary volunteer for the Elephant Nature Park.

In 2017, Dr. Dack jumped at the opportunity to buy the Lifetime Veterinary Center, then called Animal Health Clinic. From day one, Dr. Dack has worked to build the Lifetime Veterinary Center into a leader in veterinary care. He thoroughly enjoys practicing in Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter, FL, and truly loves meeting and caring for all the pets and families in the area.

In his free time, Dr. Dack enjoys the outdoors, camping, diving, mountain biking, and motorcycling with his wife Camille, their son Liam, daughter Teagan and rescue yellow lab, Luna.

Jade has been in the veterinary field for 11 years and has been with Lifetime Veterinary Center since 2018. A majority of her experience is in emergency and critical care medicine.

What Jade likes best about the veterinary field is applying her nursing skills combined with excellent standards of medicine to treat patients of all levels of care throughout their lives.

Jade’s fur family consists of Mylah, a 7-year-old calico cat who loves to cuddle & nap, and Leonard, a six ½-year-old black cat that is very athletic and loves to jump.

Jade is a registered yoga instructor and has a passion for teaching power vinyasa and meditation. For fun, she enjoys acro yoga (partner acrobatic yoga), slacklining, reading, writing, and naps.

Patty has been grooming since 2002 and has been turning puppies and dogs into grooming works of art at Lifetime Veterinary Center since 2006.

Patty’s vision has always been to enhance the beauty that every dog has no matter their breed, size, age, or condition. Patty is a true artist when it comes to growing and has worked to craft diligently to attain the top-rated certification as a National Certified Master Groomer. She is a former teacher at the grooming academy. She grooms for top show dogs and regularly attends conferences and shows to keep up on the latest skills and trends in grooming.

Patty is the proud mother to Pancha, a nine-year-old Brazilian Terrier she rescued in 2019. Being a terrier lover, she enjoys participating with Pancha in performance events like Barn Hunt.

In her free time, Patty enjoys wildlife photography, dance exercise, and traveling to a new place each year.

Courtney has a passion for animals and started her veterinary career in 2018 after leaving the corporate world to follow her dreams. She joined Lifetime Veterinary Center in August of 2019 and has become an essential part of our team.

Courtney is a native of Pennsylvania and moved to Florida with her family. She is a graduate of Lasalle and Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science.

Courtney’s favorite part of veterinary medicine is giving hugs and kisses to all the animals she has the pleasure of caring for.

Courtney has two fur kids, Bob and Saul. Bob is a tuxedo cat she adopted from an animal shelter she was volunteering at. He is very spoiled, loves treats, and loves snuggling at night. Saul is an extraordinary two-year-old yellow lab mix whom she rescued while volunteering with an organization in China that saves dogs from the meat market. Saul was very neglected and is a canine distemper survivor. He has lasting neurologic damage, but with specialized care and lots of love from Courtney, he is a very happy and thriving boy.

In her spare time, Courtney loves training and competitively showing horses.