Wrightstown Veterinary Center, S.C.

Put Your Paws in Our Hands

Dr. Tracy Kusik:

Greetings! I started working in the veterinary field in 1986. I attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and received my veterinary degree in 1994.     In addition to soft tissue, orthopedic, and laser surgery, my interests include oncology (cancer) treatments and dermatology. I feel we have a wonderful facility because of our excellent doctors, nurses and client care staff. As the owner and a full-time veterinarian here at the Wrightstown Veterinary Center, I am proud of all we have accomplished! We are a "small town" clinic, but we practice "big city" medicine. You will be happy you and your furry family members have come to experience the best in medical, surgical and preventive medical care.   Stop by anytime!

I reside in the Green Bay area along with my husband Dr. Christopher Holder, our daughter Gillian, golden retriever (Shilo), and 2  fainting goats (Frasier & Frankie). My   cat,  Sidney, lives here at the clinic. See his "staff bio" for more info.  Winston, my blue eyed cat went into kidney failure and was put to sleep in January 2007. See his "staff bio" for a special remembrance of him. In my free time I enjoy gardening & prairie restoration, cross country skiing, scrapbooking, horseback riding, reading, and spending time with my family.  

Dr.  Roberta  Riedi:

Hello, my name is Dr. Riedi; I am a veterinarian here at the Wrightstown Veterinary Center. I am a 1992 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I joined here after practicing 9 years at a clinic in the Green Bay area. My special interests include sporting dogs and internal medicine care including chronic conditions such as diabetes, thyroid conditions or the work-up of acutely ill pets. Along with Dr. Kusik, I too have experience with laser surgery.

I reside in the Green Bay area with my husband Matt, 2 children (Emma & Duncan), and a Black Labrador retriever (Grady). In my spare time I enjoy playing the bagpipes, going to auctions, antiquing and collecting unusual beads to make jewelry.

Dr. Sue  DeFilippi

more info coming soon