Meet Our Doctor | Dr. Rebecca Kramer

what makes us different

Our Approach to Equine Care in Gordonsville, VA

At Keswick Equine Clinic, we support horses and their owners with emphasis and focus on preventive care, sports medicine, therapeutic care and reproduction. As demonstrated for over 30 years, our mission is to provide current, reliable, around the clock diagnostics and treatments to enhance your horse's well being and performance.

Our 3 ambulatory veterinarian team is available 24/7 and is backed by a knowledgeable veteran office staff who can answer your routine questions and make appointments.

Meet Dr. Rebecca Kramer

Senior Associate

Owner & Operator

Dr. Rebecca Kramer took over ownership of Keswick Equine Clinic in 2013. She joined the team at Keswick Equine Clinic in November of 2005. Rebecca received her DVM from Colorado State University in 2004 and completed an equine field service internship at Colorado State University. She remained at CSU after her internship to perform clinical trials on equine vaccines. Dr. Kramer's clinical interests are broad and include sports medicine and theriogenology.

When not driving from farm to farm in central Virginia, Dr. Kramer can be found riding her gelding Percy out on the trails and in local jumper shows. She also enjoys spending time with her husband, Labradors and exploring the "hills" of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Dr. Kramer is available for all Sports Medicine and Lameness exams, as well as wellness appointments and ambulatory medicine. She specializes in regenerative medicines and reproduction, such as ProStride, Shockwave, Embryo Transfers, Fresh/Frozen/Cooled semen insemination, and much more!

Dr. Kramer works closely with Dr. Tim Ober on many lameness cases and has established a great consulting relationship with his practice.

Meet Dr. Blythe Jones

DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Blythe Jones, joined KEC in June of 2020 and brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience. She grew up on a farm in southern Virginia where her love for animals began at a very young age. She started showing her off the track Thoroughbred in the hunter jumper divisions at the age of nine and has had an unwavering passion for horses ever since.

She obtained her undergraduate degrees from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University majoring in both Animal and Poultry Science and Agriculture and Applied Economics. Dr. Jones graduated from Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. While in veterinary school, she was a 4 year member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners student chapter and was inducted into Phi Zeta Veterinary Honor Society her 3rd year.

Her professional interests are equine internal medicine and theriogenology (reproductive work). Dr. Jones completed an intensive internship with Tryon Equine Hospital in Tryon, NC. When not working, Dr. Jones enjoys riding and driving horses, traveling and outdoor sports with her husband, and hiking with their two dogs!

Meet Dr. Shelly McDaniel

DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Shelly McDaniel joined KEC in May of 2022 and brings enthusiasm and a fresh new perspective to the practice. She is very excited to be back in Virginia’s beautiful horse country full time after spending many years working with KEC in a part time capacity. Dr. McDaniel grew up in Colorado where she fell in love with horses at a young age. When her childhood horse became injured, she was exposed to the complexity of veterinary medicine and immediately knew that veterinary medicine would not only become her career but her passion.

Dr. McDaniel attended Colorado State University for her undergraduate degree in Equine Science. She then went on to receive her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State University. While in veterinary school, she was an active member of AAEP (American Association of Equine Practitioners) and ACVIM (American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine). Dr. McDaniel has a strong interest in preventative care and internal medicine

When not working, Dr. McDaniel enjoys teaching young equestrians all about the joys of horsemanship and riding as well as reading, spending time with her dogs, Georgia, Peaches and Maple and of course her horses Flame and Ford.