Dr. Wallace obtained her BA in biology from Mount Holyoke College in 1998 and her DVM degree from UC Davis, school of veterinary medicine, in June 2009. At graduation she was awarded membership in Phi Zeta-Lambda Chapter, the national scholastic honor society in veterinary medicine, for graduating in the top 10% of her class. She has special interests in ophthalmology, internal medicine and ultrasonography. In her spare time, she enjoys snuggling with her cat, cooks, hikes, and visits family in the Bay Area.

Dr. Predmore is a central valley native, having grown up in Linden, CA. She attended Fresno state for her undergraduate work and then went on to UC Davis to obtain her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2011. She then completed a small animal emergency/specialty internship in Arizona. After that, she moved back to the central valley and started her career in small animal general practice, joining the Village Oak staff in 2015. Dr. Predmore has a strong interest in surgery, preventative medicine and behavior medicine. In 2016 she completed her certification in Fear Free Practice and enjoys helping her patients' visits be as pleasant as possible. Outside of the hospital Dr. Predmore enjoys spending time with her two and four-legged family members, baking, camping and crafting.

Dr. Arnett attended UC Davis for her undergraduate degree in Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology, and graduated in 2007. After attending Ross University with a clinical year at Oklahoma State University, she graduated in May of 2013. She returned to her hometown in Shasta County and began working as a general practitioner. Her interests include soft tissue surgery and ultrasonography. At home, she is occupied with her two dogs and multiple cats, and enjoys reading, writing, quilting and other crafts.