Doctors

Dr. KinslowDr. Phillip Kinslow, DVM

Dr. Kinslow is a 1979 graduate of Auburn University where he received his degree in Veterinary Medicine. For over 30 years he has been serving the Middle Tennessee area as a large and small animal practitioner. Dr. Kinslow may be his professional title, but many refer to him as, “Doc.” Born and raised in Carthage, Tennessee on his family farm he became responsibility at a young age for the care of the family’s dairy and beef cattle, horses, and a large tobacco crop. Today, Dr. Kinslow still happily raises 150 head of black beef cattle and awarding winning, beautiful roan quarter horses on his Lost Creek Cattle Company farms located in Lebanon and Carthage. Dr. Kinslow has been married to his wife, Paula for 36 years and has 3 children and 4 grandchildren.

Community Involvement:
President- Upper Cumberland Academy of Veterinary Medicine
Large Animal Legislative Liaison- Tennessee Veterinary Medicine Association
Member of the American Veterinarian Medical Association
Member of the American Association of Bovine Practitioner
Member of the Academy of Veterinary Consultants
Member of the Society for Theriogenologist

 

Dr. Amy Hastings, DVM

Since 1990, Dr. Amy has proudly served her clients and the people who care for them. Having grown up on a working farm in Wilson County, animals have always been near and dear to her. After graduating Watertown High School in 1989, Dr. Amy attended undergraduate school at Austin Peay State University, and began working for Kinslow Veterinary Clinic on weekends and in her spare time as a Veterinary Technician. After 3 years at Austin Peay and 4 years at University of Tennessee – Knoxville’s esteemed College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Amy earned her Doctorate in 1996, and immediately came to work full time at Kinslow Veterinary Clinic.

Dr. Amy enjoys keeping up with the latest breakthroughs in Animal Science, and putting those to work for her clients. In her spare time, she lives on a farm in Wilson County with her husband, two young daughters, 5 dogs, 1 cat, and various other farm inhabitants. She enjoys gardening, playing with her children, and attending church.

 

Dr. Jordan Pack, DVM

Dr. Pack is a native of Middle Tennessee. He graduated from Siegel High School in Murfreesboro and then later received his B.S. in Agriculture from the University of Tennessee Martin. Dr. Pack is a graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. He particularly enjoys getting to interact with clients and care for their animals. His areas of interest include bovine, equine, small ruminants, camelids and companion animals.

Dr. Pack is married to his high school sweetheart, April. They have a sweet 1 year old baby girl named Elora Mae. After 6 years of teaching, April is now enjoying staying at home raising Elora. Dr. Pack and April have a 6 year old black and tan coonhound named Sadie. They live on a 73 acre farm in southeast Wilson County. Some outside interests of Dr. Pack include his cattle farm, woodworking, hunting, fishing, Atlanta Braves baseball and UT football.