Mackenzie Gray
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Mackenzie Gray earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Kansas State University 2023. Upon graduation, she moved back to her home-state of Florida to complete a small animal rotating internship and has been primarily practicing small animal emergency medicine in Southwest Florida since then.
She has special interests in analgesia (pain management) and the important role that it plays in successful wound recovery. During veterinary school she published research exploring methods to improve the clinical efficacy of butorphanol for analgesia in dogs. Ultimately, she received a first-place award for her presentation on this subject during Phi Zeta Research Day at Kansas State University in 2021.
Dr. Gray is passionate about educating owners and guiding them to become active and knowledgeable participants in their pet’s healthcare. She recognizes that pet owners and veterinarians are a team with the shared goal of ensuring their pets live long, healthy, and happy lives.
Dr. Gray shares her home with her three German Shepherds, a Husky, and five cats. During her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her pets, getting out in nature, and cultivating her small, yet growing, succulent collection. She is also a self-proclaimed ‘foodie’ that enjoys visiting local restaurants but is also quite adept in the kitchen herself after learning how to cook at an early age from her parents. Having grown up in Naples, she is excited to be back to her Florida roots and to support her community through providing high-quality and compassionate veterinary services.