Dr. Butch Schroyer

  Butch Schroyer D.V.M.

   Butch Schroyer D.V.M.

Dr. Schroyer is a Lexington native, a graduate from Lafayette High School and the University of Kentucky. He earned his veterinary degree from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.

Dr. Schroyer is active in many areas outside the veterinary practice. He is a past President of the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association, a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association and the Central Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association. He serves as one of two representatives for the state of Kentucky on the National Council of Veterinary Economic Issues. Dr. Schroyer is a lifetime member of the Auburn Alumni Association and a member of the Bluegrass Chapter of the Auburn Alumni.

Past activities have included being a board member of the Lexington Humane Society, chairman of the Oversight Committee of the Lexington Humane Society for the Lexington/Fayette Urban Government, and past Vice President of the Central Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. Schroyer was instrumental in the 1983 decision to implement euthanasia by lethal injection at the Lexington Humane Society in order to eliminate the antiquated altitude chamber.

Dr. Schroyer is dedicated to the veterinary profession, believing in preventative care for pets and compassion in all that he does.

Dr. Schroyer and his wife, Charlsey have a family of dogs, cats, and birds at home that are all spoiled rotten! He looks forward to spoiling yours too, here at the Animal Care Clinic, "Where pets are people"!