Meet The Team

Dr. Cohen was born and raised in Southern California and grew up with many dogs and horses; as a child it was her dream to become a veterinarian when she grew up. She left California when she was nineteen to pursue her education and studies at Colorado State University.

While in Colorado she obtained her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and a minor in Anatomy and Neurobiology in 1994. Following graduation she moved to the island of St. Kitts in the West Indies to attend Veterinary School at Ross University. She spent 2 years on the island then moved back to the United States to finish her clinical year at Louisiana State University and graduated with her degree in 1998.

Since graduation she has stayed on the East coast and has been practicing Veterinary medicine here in Maryland and Virginia in small animal practices. Her primary focus is working with dogs and cats, and had acquired extensive experience within internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dermatology, behavior and nutrition.

Dr. Cohen is a very caring, compassionate and enthusiastic doctor, who is committed to providing a high quality of medicine for her clients and patients. She currently resides in New Windsor, MD. She has bird dogs, Quay, Mez and Peg and owns an amazing Sphynx cat named Zane. She is an avid horseback rider, loves working with her dogs and enjoys all outdoor activity.

Dr. Grace Snyder graduated in June 2023 from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 

She holds a strong passion for feline medicine, wellness/preventative care, and dermatology. Dr. Snyder grew up in Front Royal, VA, and pursued her undergraduate and veterinary education in Saskatoon, SK, Canada (she holds dual citizenship in Canada and the US).

In her personal life, Dr. Snyder enjoys hiking, camping, and reading. She is an avid outdoor enthusiast who finds solace in nature. Her beloved companion is a domestic short-haired (DSH) tabby cat named Bucky, whom she cherishes deeply!

During her free time, Dr. Snyder indulges in activities such as biking, reading books, and spending quality time with her family. Recently, she has taken up ballroom dancing as a new endeavor, finding joy in learning new forms of expression.

Building long-lasting relationships with clients and their beloved pets is what Dr. Snyder finds most exciting about being a veterinarian. She believes in providing compassionate care while ensuring the overall well-being of her patients.

Throughout her veterinary school journey, Dr. Snyder actively volunteered with shelters and discovered a profound fulfillment in fostering kittens. This experience further solidified her dedication to animal welfare and inspired her to make a positive impact in the lives of animals in need.

Dr. Snyder is thrilled to embark on her professional journey as a veterinarian at North Oatlands Animal Hospital (NOAH) and looks forward to serving our community with utmost dedication and compassion.

Dr. Dye was born and raised in Michigan, where she attended undergraduate studies and veterinary school.  A Michigan State University graduate where she graduated from the college of veterinary medicine in 2003, she remains a Spartans fan.

Ever since Dr. Dye was a young child, it was her dream to become a veterinarian.  Her love for animals and desire to heal allowed her to fulfill her dreams.

Dr. Dye has been practicing small animal general medicine and surgery in Virginia since 2004.  She has special interests in surgery, dermatology, and preventive medicine. She also volunteers for Project Street Vet, a non-profit organization providing veterinary care to those who are experiencing homelessness.

Dr. Dye spends her time with her family in Culpeper County. She has six dogs and one cat and enjoys gardening, yoga and travel.